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Greek-English Lexicon to the New Testament: After the Latest and Best Authorities is unavailable, but you can change that!

Gain a deeper understanding of the New Testament with this guide to the original Greek. Noted nineteenth-century translator William James Hickie offers this guide to all students of the Bible, covering simple nouns and phrases that have no direct translation. As you explore the phrases so often encountered in Bible study from the perspective of the original Greek, you’ll discover new layers of...

Acts, 5:13; 9:26; 10:28; to attach himself to a master, Luke, 15:15. , τὸ, eye-salve, Rev. 3:18. , ὁ, a money-changer, Matt. 21:12; Mrk. 11:15; Joh. 2:15. , to cut off; to shorten, to abridge, Matt. 24:22; Mrk. 13:20. , ὁ, the bosom, Joh. 1:18; 13:23; Luke, 16:22, 23; the lap, Luke, 6:38; a bay, Acts, 27:39. , to dive; to swim, Acts, 27:43. , ἡ, a reservoir, a pool, Joh. 5:2, 7; 9:7. , ἡ, a colony, Acts, 16:12. , to let
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