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Zondervan The Strongest NASB Exhaustive Concordance
This concordance is based on the New American Standard updated Version of the bible. It contains over 400,000 entries that list every word in the NASB Updated Bible alphabetically, with each book, chapter, and verse where the word appears.
Features:
- Every word in the updated NASB listed alphabetically and referenced in order of appearance to every book, chapter, and verse of the Bible.
- Enhanced Strong's numbering system for use with updated NASB
- Hebrew/Aramaic and Greek dictionaries trace words in the NASB text to their equivalents in the original Bible languages for a better understanding of their meaning and application
- Clear instructions for use of the concordance and dictionaries
- Select bibliography
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Does The Strongest NASB Exhaustive Concordance (CBD Stock #262844 work as well with the NASB as it does with the NASB UPDATED?
My Bible is NOT the NASB UPDATED version. It just says New American Standard. Will the Concordance still cover all the words in my verson?
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It very likely will. Fortunately, the NASB did not change drastically - mostly replacing thou with you, etc. In this case, you would look up the word you instead of thou for example if you were looking up a word in the Psalms or in a prayer.
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Michelle Saville
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If you look at your Bible's publication page (usually one of the first few), it should tell you if your Bible is the updated (post 1995) or the original (1971-1994). The updated edition is going to be a spot on match for this concordance; however, since the only significant change from the original to the updated edition is the ease of reading, there shouldn't be any major variances.
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Does this NASB edition have a smythe sewn binding?
As the Strong's KJV shows?
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Does NASB ed. include 21st Century changes?
Since this NASB edition was published in 2004, does it contain any of the computerized enhancements of the 21st Century edition published in 2001?
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