Bible study helps

I do not own a Bible dictionary. But I have a glossy Bible at home which I study.

a polished one

phydaux said:

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The three main bible study helps are a concordance, a bible handbook, and a bible dictionary.

Leaving this question of concordance aside, what is your favorite bible handbook and your favorite bible dictionary?

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I mainly use a software called Accordance. There are a LOT of study helps available based on the package you buy.

phydaux said:

Probably my age, but I’m a dead tree guy.

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The shelf is also full of concordances, lexicons and dictionaries. I even have a commentary by Issac Asimov. Lots of dead tree's here.

My Bible books are: FIRST --the Scofield KJV Study Bible, which gives me the regular KJV with many notes, commentaries on cross references, and information about words not properly understood, etc., and I view the NKJV as needed. Then I use several sources as Strong's Exhaustive Concordance; The Concise Bible Dictionary; and numerous writings over many year by Bible scholars on various books of our Holy Bible. I find these and other good Bible material at Bible Truth Publishers, Addison, IL -USA.

For me, it's amplified Bible and my good old oxford dictionary with more than 40,000 words

phydaux said:

Not sure where else to post this, so I posted it here.

The three main bible study helps are a concordance, a bible handbook, and a bible dictionary.

Leaving this question of concordance aside, what is your favorite bible handbook and your favorite bible dictionary?

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At this point....
My Sword for Android bible app for my smartphone and tablet.

It has everything I could want for free.

Dictionaries, commentaries, interlinears, parallels, over bible 100 translations, maps, etc..

There are other apps that you can buy extras including serious resources.