Moulton and Milligan – Vocabulary of the Greek NT
Moulton, James and Milligan, George – Vocabulary of the Greek New Testament (Lexicon) (Updated) 1.1
Moulton and Milligan – Vocabulary of the Greek NT is a Greek lexicon focusing on the Papyrus Greek. While classical Greek is the primary focus of most lexicons, Greek, as spoken in Egypt, is a helpful cross study.
The Vocabulary of the Greek Testament Illustrated from the Papyri and Other Non-Literary Sources, by James Hope Mouton and George Milligan, is a classic among Greek academics.
This resource is a lexicon of NT vocabulary found also in “non-literary” papyri (e.g., letters, legal documents, etc.) and has been reprinted many times since the 1920s.
Dagg Manual of Theology Dagg's Work, Manual of Theology, is a full-fledged systematic theology from a Reformed perspective. He was Baptist.
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The source documents used are from hordes of papyri that were found in the late 1800′s and early 1900′s, focused on papyri usage of vocabulary items that occur in the Greek New Testament. This resource examines how these under-utilized papyri use the same words found in the Greek New Testament. That’s why this resource is largely complementary to BDAG–the source documents are different!
Quite simply: There is no other Greek resource like this one, especially for a fascinating glimpse of how NT vocabulary was also used “on the street” in the earliest Christian centuries.
About the Digitization of this Resource
This resource was digitized and keyed to Strong’s numbers by Allan Loder.
[Editorial Note: This is not the poor quality version previously available for theWord! This resource was digitized by an expert in Greek, so the Greek is not garbled. Mr. Loder also keyed the Strong’s numbers to the entries, making this resource vastly superior to others.]
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Greek Lexicons in theWord format
More Greek Lexicons/Dictionaries
- Strong’s Hebrew and Greek Dictionary
- Abbott-Smith Manual Greek Lexicon
- Thayer’s Greek Lexicon
- Mounce Concise Greek-English Dictionary of the New Testament
- Wuest Dictionary
Greek New Testaments (theWord format unless otherwise noted)
These links are to download NT (or LXX) Bibles in Greek, or literal English translations from original Greek. I do not recommend anything here not because these Bibles do or do not have value in Bible Study, but in that in recommending anything, I will start discussions and arguments into the user's view of these works as poor or better one than another. If you can read Greek and therefore you are here, you should have your opinions formed or are in researching it for yourself. Buyer beware is all I can say. Everything here is free by the way.
- Textus Receptus - Editio Regia Greek NT with variants (2nd copy)
- SBL Greek New Testament
- Tischendorf Greek NT 1872, 8th edition
- Stephanus Textus Receptus
- Westcott-Hort with NA27/UBS4 (1881) Greek NT Strongs Parsing | Westcott-Hort Greek NT Strongs, parsing info with accents (2nd location)
- Greek New Testament with Variants
- Beza Greek NT+ | Beza Greek New Testament (Mysword) |
- Greek New Testament (the Greek Orthodox Church)
- Alford's Greek New Testament
- EMTV - English Majority Text Version, 2011 Edition with Greek
- Byzantine Orthodox NT (Greek) | Byzantine/Majority Text (2000)
Greek Interlineal Bibles
Also for more "literal translations in English" see
Greek OT Septuagint
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