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Locate the Strong's number of the word (see above).Note that the TWOT only cites volumes 1-3 of TDOT, so the TWOT does not link you to latter volumes.Īccessing the TDOT via the Theological Lexicon of the Old Testament(TLOT):.And sometimes the corresponding TDOT entry is listed.Sometimes the TWOT will have a "Bibliography" section at the end of the entry.Find the word in TWOT using the method described above.Note that the TDOT does not contain every Hebrew word in the Old Testament, rather it only has a selection of theologically important words.Īccessing the TDOT via the Theological Wordbook of the Old Testament(TWOT): However, there are a few ways you can use to access this resource. You can find a conversion chart for Strong's to TWOT in the back of the book.Īccessing the articles in the Theological Dictionary of the Old Testament(TDOT) is tricky if you don't know Hebrew.

This book has its own numbering system, distinct from Strong's or GK. Sometimes students have to look up the word in the Theological Wordbook of the Old Testament ( TWOT REF 221.44 T342 1980). Theological Wordbook of the Old Testament (The other two tables go from G-K to Strong's, so you won't need those.) There are 4 tables at the back choose one of the tables for Strong's to G-K.

One place to do this is at the back of the Zondervan NIV Exhaustive Concordance ( REF 220.2 G626e 1999).

Now you have to convert that number to a G-K ( Goodrick- Kohlenberger) number.

Look up the word and find the Strong's number on the right.

Be careful to look on the cover or inside the book to identify the book using the correct translation. There are several others on the shelf, all of which use the Strong's numerical system.

If you have a translation other than NIV, use one of the other concordances, such as Strong's Exhaustive Concordance (REF 220.2 St8s). This will give you a longer definition and etymology. Look up the G-K number in the New International Dictionary of Old Testament Theology and Exegesis ( REF 221.447 N42v).Find the G-K ( Goodrick- Kohlenberger) number on the right side of the word/verse.Look up the word/verse in the Zondervan NIV Exhaustive Concordance ( REF 220.2 G626e 1999).Any concordances, dictionaries, or bible tools that are based on the NIV published before 2011 will use the 1984 NIV text (e.g., "sinful nature" in the 1984 NIV is now "flesh" in the 2011 NIV, and there may be other changes in wording). Find the verse and word in an NIV translation. NOTE: the NIV was significantly updated in 2011.