Anyone here recall how to use a concordance? I’d do it, but I don’t recall where mine is packed away..... these types of questions are rather easily resolved by looking at other instances where the same word was used, by looking especially at the FIRST such instance and you can normally discern from the context which is the right translation of the original word
I only posted an excerpt. The rest of the article answers the question. Having said that, it’s never a bad idea to consult a concordance to make sure the author himself is correctly translating the Greek and Hebrew words.
“Anyone here recall how to use a concordance? I’d do it, but I don’t recall where mine is packed away.....”
Download e-Sword http://www.e-sword.net/ (it is free)
You can search any number of translations, including KJV with Strongs Numbers (allows you to check both Hebrew and Greek words used). Searches are fast, easy.
A worthwhile tool on your pc.