Englishman’s Hebrew and Chaldee Concordance

The Englishmans Hebrew and Chaldee Concordance is an indispensable tool for anyone studying the Old Testament in its original languages. Compiled originally by George V. Wigram and later organized into a more accessible format by Joseph Angus, this concordance meticulously indexes every Hebrew and Aramaic word that appears in the canonical Scripturesbut only where they are translated by the original English King James Version (KJV). It enables readers, pastors, and scholars to cross-reference each KJV word back to its root language origin, offering clarity into shades of meaning, nuance, and usage.

All entries list the Hebrew or Chaldee word in its original script, alongside its transliteration, strongs number, pronunciation, and literal meaning. They also provide an alphabetical index of where each related English word appears in the KJV, including full scriptural citations. This allows for a deeper understanding of the theological and linguistic richness behind familiar passagesrevealing layers of poetic resonance, cultural background, and semantic breadth often lost in translation.

Although it operates within the framework of the KJV and predates modern linguistic advancements, this concordance remains a trusted classic. It excels as a bridge between English and the biblical tongues, helping laypeople and scholars alike grasp the depth, rhythm, and power of Scripture in its original form. Whether exploring prophecy, poetry, law, or narrative, users will find in the Englishmans Hebrew and Chaldee Concordance a gateway to more profound insight and spiritual connection