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A Greek-English Lexicon to the New Testament

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A compact Greek–English lexicon aimed at New Testament readers, presenting alphabetically arranged entries of the Greek words found in the New Testament, with definitions, grammatical forms, textual variants, and citations from Septuagint and other Greek texts; it explains semantic ranges, idiomatic uses tied to Hebrew backgrounds, and offers a supplementary section with additional words and forms from various critical editions; a preface outlines the rationale for focusing on New Testament vocabulary and guidance for students learning sufficient Greek for exegesis; the work emphasizes clarity, portability, and practical help in interpreting difficult words and tracing their usage across sources.

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William Greenfield

William Greenfield was a scholar known for his contributions to biblical studies, particularly in the field of linguistics. He is best recognized for his work "A Greek-English Lexicon to the New Testament," which serves as a valuable resource for students and scholars of the New Testament. Greenfield's lexicon provides insights into the Greek language used in the New Testament, aiding in the understanding of its texts and meanings. His scholarly efforts have contributed to the study of biblical languages and continue to be referenced in theological education.

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