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Mounce's Complete Expository Dictionary of Old and New Testament Words

The modern successor to Vine's: Bill Mounce's dictionary defines Greek and Hebrew words for English readers, keyed to Strong's and to Mounce's own GK numbers, with the cautions of modern semantics built in. Print and ebook; the lay word-study standard of this generation.

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