George V. Wigram Bücher

Revision of George W. Wigram. Analytical Greek lexicon of the New Testament. "This new edition of the Analytical Lexicon of New Testament Greek is based on a digitized database of Greek words developed over the course of decades by Maurice A. Robinson. Robinson's database, while seeking to preserve, in corrected form, the content of previous databases of the Received Text, has also kept abreast of later editions of the New Testament text. Thus the database upon which this edition is based contains analyses of several hundredGreek words contained neither in Wigram's original work nor in recent analytical lexicons based solely on the latest editions of the United Bible Society's Greek text. The dictionary entries in this edition are taken from the Compact Greek-English Lexicon of the New Testament, edited by Mark A. House (Hendrickson, 2008)."--Pref.

Designed for students of the New Testament's original Greek, this lexicon offers comprehensive support comparable to existing works on Hebrew and Chaldee texts. It addresses the unique challenges of Greek language study, especially for those lacking a classical education. The lexicon includes significant variant readings and their sources, along with concordant references for word locations. An extensive grammatical introduction provides paradigms for nouns and verbs, enabling students to verify word parsing effectively.

Originally published in 1864, this reprint offers readers a chance to explore the historical context and themes of the time. The narrative captures the essence of the era, providing insights into societal norms and challenges faced by its characters. Rich in detail, it reflects the author's unique perspective and literary style, making it a valuable addition for those interested in classic literature and historical narratives.

The book details the collaborative effort behind a significant concordance, traditionally attributed to Wigram, who primarily financed and conceived the project rather than executing it. Dr. Maurice Robinson played a crucial role in initiating the project and assembling a team of scholars for the compilation. Jay P. Green, Sr., as the Revising Editor, contributed to the typesetting and publication processes, highlighting the collective scholarly endeavor involved in creating this valuable resource.