Young's Analytical Concordance to the Bible

This is a useful tool for Bible Study. We keep it handy and use it regularly.

There was a mind-boggling amount of work hours put into compiling this before electricity was even fully harnessed. It's a great way to compare word usage between English, Greek and Hebrew. I got this to save wear and tear on a 1970s edition I've been using for decades. I can confirm it is the EXACT SAME typeset of the concordance body as the 1970s one I have, to the pixel. The only difference is the ink is a bit lighter in this edition, so the 1970 is easier to read. It's still dark enough to read, so I've put my old one up to keep it from taking more wear.

I have a Strongest Strongs concordance, but as I was looking for an easy to use concordance for a family member, I started looking at Youngs after reading a review online about it through a biblical website. I am actually keeping this copy for myself - I find this so much easier to use than Strongs. This eliminates the step of having to look up the KJV word to find the STrongs number to then look that up for a definition. This doesn't show Strongs numbers, but instead you look up the KJV word and can see all uses of that word in the bible and which Hebrew or Greek word a particular verse was translated from. You can also look most Hebrew or Greek words up in the back to see other definitions with the Vines dictionaries. SO useful! Don't pay more from other sellers thinking you're getting a "newer version." Mine ordered with free shipping from Amazon is dated 2008, and from what I can find online, there isn't a newer edition out there.

This is my favorite concordance. The book is good quality and should last me many years.

This is full of helpful information, yet the words are so small that they are hard to read for my old eyes. That's too bad, as I like Young's literal translation of the Bible. Perhaps to have gotten lazy with all my digitals texts books.

The print is tiny, but larger print would require a larger book. This book weighs about 3.4 lb and contains over 300,000 references and 1090 pages. I can't begin to imagine how many man-hours went into the compilation of this concordance. This concordance can be accessed online, but I'm still happy to have a copy. I will access the Young's Bible Translation online to go along with my daily Bible study.

If you're into Hebrew etymology, this concordance is a great choice. It's straightforward compared to others, making it easier to understand the origins and meanings of Hebrew words. Highly recommended!

The book itself is very nice and strong. The 0roblem I can see is that the words are quite small and since this is, they should have made the writing darker.

Exceedingly detailed and accurate and rare to find concordance

If you are just beginner to bible study This book will give good understanding of bible verse. I have two concordance one is strong's and second is Young's . Both the concordance has it's own importance but i prefer Young's concordance over strong's because it gives you first exact meaning of particular word and further explained it by bible verse. These important thing lack in Strong's Concordance it only gives you detail of word where it is located.

Well made, excellent resource for Bible study.

Robert Young died in 1888 and this book is in the public domain, so there are many publications of the same name. Not does it contain every word in the Bible but shows it each time it is used, in the relevant paragraph, with the paragraphs separated according to the original Hebrew & Greek word used, in biblical book/verse order. "The result of many years' labour". Not only is it useful, but I feel it is a slice of history.

It is a big book than the images look. Very helpful. Lot of information. more and more insights into scriptures. I pray that this tool will be useful to Know God more and more.