Amg's Comprehensive Dictionary of Old Testament Words - Tapa dura

AMG’s Comprehensive Dictionary of Old Testament Words was written to serve as a primary multi-functional reference tool for students of the Old Testament, those who teach the Word of God and all those who read it, with or without Hebrew knowledge. This dictionary takes into consideration the terms used by seven translations, among others, of the Bible: English Standard, J. N. Darby, King James, New American Standard Bible, New International Version (1984, 2011) and New King James Version.
In AMG’s Comprehensive Dictionary of Old Testament Words, for the vast majority of cases, all the Biblical references for the entries of the terms listed are provided, thus allowing the work to also serve as a concordance. Part I contains definitions or cross-references for more than 8,000 English terms as well as definitions for approximately 8,600 Hebrew terms.
For each English term listed in AMG’s Comprehensive Dictionary of Old Testament Words, the reader will find the corresponding Hebrew term or terms. As a general rule, each entry or subentry includes the transliteration of the Heberw word, the class of word, the Hebrew word, the Strong’s code, the etymology of the word and the meaning of the name of the person or place. It includes as well a definition of the term, paraphrased verses enabling the reader to understand the context in which the term is used, other Old Testament references and, when occasions arise, different Hebrew words found in other manuscripts.

Richard Pigeon, PhD in Education from the University of Ottawa, is the founder and co-editor for many years of L’Étoile du Matin, The Morning Star, a quarterly Christian journal on various topics. Richard spent his professional career in the fields of teaching and adult learning and development, but spent much of his free time over the last four decades leading young adult meetings and home Bible studies, and teaching the Word of God. His Dictionnaire du Nouveau Testament was published in France by Éditions Bibles et Publications Chrétiennes in 2008. He has spent the last four years translating and adapting it into English, becoming AMG’s Comprehensive Dictionary of New Testament Words.