New Testament Research Guide

Here is an exhaustive index to every Greek word in the New Testament, based on the standard United Bible Societies' Greek text (UBS4).

This improved and revised edition of the standard reference work The Englishman's Greek Concordance features a new, larger format that makes referencing even easier. Coded to Strong’s, it gives the reader with no knowledge of Greek unprecedented insight into the New Testament Greek. An invaluable tool for unearthing the rich meaning of the biblical language.

Also known as Cover Image
Konkordanz zum Novum Testamentum Graece von Nestle-Aland, 26. Auflage, und zum Greek New Testament, 3rd edition

The Greek-English Concordance presents in alphabetical order every word in the Greek New Testament along with, in English, the passages in which the word occurs. Unlike the older Englishman's Greek Concordance to the New Testament, it is exhaustive and contains many new features.

The most recent UBS 5th edition of the Greek New Testament in a reader's edition which contains a brief dictionary along the bottom of text.
Note a copy is also available to be checked out of the library.

Includes A concise Greek-English dictionary of the New testament, prepared by Barclay M. Newman.

In this edition of the Greek New Testament, a dictionary appears along the bottom of the text hence the sub-title "Reader's Edition."

28th edition of the version commonly referred to as Nestle-Aland.

This Bible contains the entire text of the Old Testament in Hebrew and the New Testament in Greek and is designed for reading in the original biblical languages.

Sometimes called" BDAG" or "Bauer", this work defines and lists where Greek words are used in the New Testament and other literature of the time period.

This two volume set is often referred to as "Louw & Nida" in reference to the editors.

The Concise Greek-English Lexicon of the New Testament is an abridged version of BDAG which focuses on words found in the New Testament and is helpful for a quicker gloss of New Testament Greek words.

A 2 volume analysis published by the Biblical Institute Press in Rome.