New Living Translation Comprehensive Concordance( Series - Tyndale Reference Library )

You already know that the New Living Translation speaks your language. Now, the "NLT Comprehensive Concordance" provides the perfect companion as a powerful tool to help you explore the depths of God's word.

A concordance is an invaluable tool for serious Bible study, and the "NLT Comprehensive Concordance" packs a lot of value into a single volume. Designed to be useful for serious in-depth study or for quick reference, you will find what you are looking for in this significant reference work.

Inside you will find: Full English concordance listings for every major word in the NLT Introduction to the New Living Translation including translation philosophy and scholars involved in the translation The number of occurrences of each word listed Cross references to related words and meanings for expanded study Inclusion of many archaic terms and common renderings from other translations which are not found in the NLT

James A. Swanson, M.S.M., M.Th., has worked on the development of Bible reference books for more than two decades. He has coproduced Bible concordances, as well as produced Bible dictionaries and original language helps, including "Young's Bible Dictionary" and the "New Living Translation Complete Concordance." He has also pioneered several electronic reference works for Logos Research Systems, including the "Dictionary of Biblical Languages with Semantic Domains: Hebrew and Aramaic." James strives to make technical Bible language tools more accessible and meaningful for today's Bible students. Patrick LaCosse is editor of Bibles and Bible reference works at Tyndale House Publishers.

A concordance covering all the major words of the New Living Translation text. A frequency number is included for each word entry, giving the number of occurrences. Cross-references to related words and meanings are included for expanded study. Archaic terms from traditional translations are included, along with a listing of NLT renderings. This is the first of 3 concordance releases for the NLT, part of the Tyndale Reference Library.