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Thomas Nelson Vine's Complete Expository Dictionary of Old and New Testament Words: With Topical Index - eBook
This convenient one volume combines Vine's Expository Dictionary of New Testament Words and Unger and White's Expository Dictionary of the Old Testament. This book allows you to easily access the alphabetized English equivalents of the Greek or Hebrew words from which they are translated. Throughout the text the most significant biblical words are illustrated by Scripture passages, comments, cross-references, ancient and modern meanings, precise etymologies, historical notes, and clearly defined technical information. Each original language is indexed, and the addition of a topical index allows you to access all the dictionary entries pertinent to specific New Testament ideas and teachings.Keyed to Strong's.
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What are the ownership terms of this book?
I am in college, and all my text books are digital. However, these books, unlike paper books, are only licensed to me for 5 years. Is there a similar clause for these ebooks?
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No. The norm with digital books is when you buy them, they're yours to keep, and that's the way it is here and at other online bookstores.
When you're only given an ebook for a certain period of time, such as when borrowing one from the library or with your college program, the file generally becomes inaccessible after the alloted time is up. So it's more of a loan than actual ownership.
When you purchase an ebook from a store, you own that copy and your right to have it never expires any more than it would a paper book.
When you're only given an ebook for a certain period of time, such as when borrowing one from the library or with your college program, the file generally becomes inaccessible after the alloted time is up. So it's more of a loan than actual ownership.
When you purchase an ebook from a store, you own that copy and your right to have it never expires any more than it would a paper book.
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