Vine's Complete Expository Dictionary of Old and New Testament Words Hardcover – September 22, 1996

what is an expository dictionary? An expository dictionary is a reference work which provides definitions to the original Greek and Hebrew words of the Bible. (according to vsbibleschool. )according to Oxford Languages expository means 1. intended to explain or describe something.2. serving to expound, set forth, or explain.While an expository dictionary is a dictionary that will provide the Hebrew or Greek meaning behind a particular word and explain how it’s used in various contexts. This can aid in doing further study and is particularly helpful when doing word studies. (according to real bible experiences)now that we got that out of the way. Vine's complete expository dictionary of the Old and New Testament words with topical index keyed to strong's reference numbers. so the vines work with strong's Hebrew and Greek dictionaries which is very convenient for the user. As you continue to read your bible and explore its meaning through both the bible dictionary and the expository dictionary helps you to continue to expand your knowledge on the word of God so that you can pass on what you are learning to others. you don't have to be a minister or a teacher to reach them and share the word of God with others.in fact in Mark 16:15 And He said to them, “Go into all the world and preach the gospel to every creature.as you continue to use your vines and get the true meaning of the Hebrew and Greek words. and how their meaning applies to a particular verse and what it means. I also know that it will expand your knowledge and you will be blessed when you understand a certain verse's meaning. also if you can't afford to buy all these different books like Vine's or any commentaries and so on there are several sites online you can look at where you cut and paste and some you can download onto your phone or PC or laptop. just use Google and type in Vines for example. that will help you find what you are looking for.there are several sites that are available for resource books and commentaries as well as an expository dictionary.

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Great book to have to be able to look for a better understanding.

I am a Bible study nerd, unfortunately I do not have any "seminary, professional theological studies, or education in Hebrew or Greek. This Vines has upped my personal studies, helping me understand many themes, thoughts etc that my lack of professional education made it hard for me to grasp. The price I paid was excellent this resource well worth 4 or 5 times as much. I recommend to any one who is serious about truly studying the Bible.

Really helps you understand a lot of the terminology in the word of God

I have used the print version of Vine's for nearly 40 years had have found it very useful. Even though I have more thorough and up-to-date resources in my print library, I use it often for quick reference or a brief check on definitions and usage of Biblical words. As far as content is concerned, I would give it a 5 star rating.I recently bought the Vine's for Kindle. The basic content is the same and it is well-presented on the page. There is a table of contents for Old Testament and New Testament. Both have a contents page allowing the user to access words by first letter. It is easy to navigate to the word you are looking for.I was disappointed by two deficiencies. First, the book is not indexed, so a search of the book does not work as the pop-up message panel will explain. Having this would make the Kindle version more useful and flexible and indexing a dictionary would seem, to me, an obvious requirement. Secondly, my print version has an index in the back which consists of all of the Greek and Hebrew words in the dictionary transliterated into English. Under each transliterated word are the English words into which the Greek/Hebrew word is translated for dictionary purposes. The English translation of the Greek/Hebrew words in Vine's follow the King James version. In many cases, newer translations do not translate the words the same. Having this index would allow you to find what word Vine's is using and navigate to it. My solution to this is to look up the passage in my Kindle KJV and find the word there and then go to Vine's and navigate to the word. It would be much more convenient if the index were there instead of end-note references. Maybe it could be indexed and linked to the reference words.However, for the Kindle, this is a very good quick-reference aid for getting a feel for the word in the Bible in context and enriching your Bible reading and study using the Kindle. I have profited from having it.

Amazon is always so dependable. Delivery was perfect. Vine’s is used by most scholars. Too many so called religious people simply accept what some “guy” is spewing about the Bible. Why not investigate for yourselves and learn that what is too often taken for Biblical truth, just ain’t so. Sorry, you’re not going to heaven, but you’re not going to burn for all eternity in some childish nightmare place either. Humans were created for life on earth. Armageddon is nothing more than God’s government (kingdom!) conquering silly, incompetent human governments that will refuse to give way or secede to God’s “will on earth” as was originally intended. Have a good read! And OH! Find a JW that will teach you “truth”

Comprehensive comes to mind. That's how Mr. Vine, Unger and White presents the material. One of the many features I like about this book is that it gives the Hebrew and Arabic roots of the words or phrases. The definitions are in detail. The book is divided into separate Old and New Testament sections. In my opinion this is the book for in depth study.