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Amg Publishers Key Word Study Bible NASB (2008 new edition), Bonded Black Leather
The Hebrew-Greek Key Word Study Bible combines essential tools for Hebrew and Greek with translations that accurately and clear. An easy-to-use style plus the benefits of the Strong's Dictionary numbering system makes this study Bible one for every student of God's Word, no matter what age.
The Hebrew-Greek Key Word Study Bible is a complete English Bible text for cross-reference study to the original languages from which the Bible was translated.
Features
- Bible text of the 1977 NASB
- NEW! Wider margins than previous editions
- Introduction to each book of the Bible
- Words of Christ in Red
- Table of Weights and Measures
- AMG’s Concordance of the Bible
- NEW! AMG’s Annotated Strong’s Dictionaries
- Combining Strong’s dictionaries with additional material taken from AMG’s Complete Word Study Dictionaries
- Footnotes on the original languages, Bible history, Bible doctrines, and difficult passages
- Strong’s numbers on key words in the text of the Bible
- Grammatical codes on key words in the text of the New Testament
- Used with the Grammatical Notations, these codes identify the forms of Greek grammar behind the English translation
System of Study
- Key Words in the English Text Identified by James Strong's Numbering System
- Codes in the New Testament Text Identify Grammatical Structure of Key Greek Words
- Notations Explain the Significance of the Grammatical Codes
- Hebrew and Greek Word Studies
- Strong's Hebrew and Greek Dictionaries
- Center-column Reference System
- Concordance
Questions & Answers for Amg Publishers Key Word Study Bible NASB (2008 new edition), Bonded Black Leather
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Are all the fonts the same for each of the Key Word Study Bibles? What size fonts are used?
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For the majority of the text, the fonts are the same. The only time when there is a different font is when there's a quote of the OT in the NT, but other than that, same all around. Don't know the size of the font.
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Manny
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answer 2
Yes they are, and they are very readable. You will not be disappointed. This bible is very clear and easy to work with your studies, very good for teaching as well. The font size would be about 1/4 inch. You will be pleased.
answered 2 years, 3 months ago
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faithfulchristian
El Salvador
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In looking at the excerpt they have available I can see that in the actual bible the Font is a little bigger than what is in the excerpt. In the dictionary the font is quite small and I have had to use a magnifying glass however I have had vision problems for years. All that being said I must say the benefits the bible offers are worth the trouble of the magnifying glass at least for me. I'm not sure if all the fonts are the same but I can say I have used 2 different ones (Mine and a friends) and they were both the same. I hope this helps :-)
answered 2 years, 4 months ago
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