The Strongest Strong's Exhaustive Concordance of the Bible
Like a redwood that towers above all other trees, The Strongest Strong's takes James Strong's classic concordance to unprecedented heights. Reflecting thousands of research hours, custom computer technology, and an exclusive database perfected over twenty years, The Strongest Strong's is packed with features that make it the last word in accuracy and usefulness. No other Strong's concordance can touch it. This is no mere study tool. Destined to become a foundational resource for Bible study...
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The most accurate and complete Strong's ever published, the only Strong's compiled and verified by computer technology, the only truly exhaustive concordance to the KJV, and includes the most up-to-date Hebrew and Greek dictionaries for precise word studies. Booknews Compares and merges the Portland Index with Strong's 1894 Concordance, the result enhanced by comparison with the electronic edition of the Cambridge Paragraph Bible of 1873. The Strong's Concordance is exhaustive mostly in the sense that attached to lines of many words' occurrence, is a number that leads the researcher to an appendix showing the ancient root of the word. In addition, the volume features a topical /conceptual reference wherein alphabetized individuals, places, objects, and topics (e.g., adoption, cruelty) can be consulted to find where they are addressed in the testaments. A key difference between the concordance proper and the topical reference is the latter is not restricted to the King James vocabulary. Among the 12 appendices are maps, a harmony of the gospels, the Hebrew calendar, and Jesus' parables. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)
\ BooknewsCompares and merges the Portland Index with Strong's 1894 Concordance, the result enhanced by comparison with the electronic edition of the Cambridge Paragraph Bible of 1873. The Strong's Concordance is exhaustive mostly in the sense that attached to lines of many words' occurrence, is a number that leads the researcher to an appendix showing the ancient root of the word. In addition, the volume features a topical /conceptual reference wherein alphabetized individuals, places, objects, and topics (e.g., adoption, cruelty) can be consulted to find where they are addressed in the testaments. A key difference between the concordance proper and the topical reference is the latter is not restricted to the King James vocabulary. Among the 12 appendices are maps, a harmony of the gospels, the Hebrew calendar, and Jesus' parables. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)\ \
