theWord Dictionary Modules

The American King James Version Concordance which is a simple listing of words in the AKJV with the verses where they show up.

This Concordance is “out there”, so I am including it. Actually, if you have the AKVC Bible in theWord, you don’t need this concordance as a simple Bible Search will get you all the locations (verse references) of any word anyway.

Note that this is basically just a list of archaic words and the verse where the word occurs written out. There are very brief definitions of the word.

This is Version 3.0 of the Enhanced Synonyms of the New Testament by Richard Chenevix Trench. 12th edition, Corrected and Improved. London: Kegan Paul, Trench, Trübner, 1894. 

The original Torrey’s Topical Textbookd had on 628 entries and 20,000 Scripture Cross-References, the New Topical Textbook was published with 20,000 Topics and Sub-topics and 30,000 Bible References.

This encyclopedia, written in 1896 by Ashley S. Johnson, founder of Johnson Bible College, was and is designed for busy people who wish to increase their knowledge of the oracles of God. 1896

Bass Topical Apologetics Dictionary A dictionary of apologetics  including common apostasies of Christianity

King James Concordance KJC

The American Standard Version Concordance which is a simple listing of words in the ASV with the verses where they show up.

Moulton and Milligan – Vocabulary of the Greek NT is a Greek lexicon focusing on the Papyrus Greek. 

A classic Greek lexicon useful for every theology student. Note that Thayer was a universalist, so be careful with any word dealing with salvation, and also the Trinity (his definition of “Christ” would seem to doubt Jesus’ deity). Basically the majority of his word definitions are from standard usage in the Greek NT and classical literature, so in theologically charged words, be careful.