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   ^**Bauer, Walter; Danker, Frederick W., etc. “A Greek-English Lexicon of the New Testament....” (BDAG) TW

 

This is the single most important Greek lexicon in existence. If you’re going to do any serious work in the original Greek of the New Testament, this book is required reading. Available as a TW module. Read my review here.

 

   ^**Geoffrey Bromiley, ed. - “Theological Dictionary of the New Testament” (Abridged) TW

 

This is an academic standard Greek word study book, available as a TW module. Read my review here.

 

       ^David N. Freedman, ed. - “Eerdman’s Dictionary of the Bible” TW

 

Nearly 5,000 entries reflecting the latest of liberal scholarship and archaeological discoveries, now available as a TW module. Read my review here.

 

   ^**R. Laird Harris, Gleason Archer, & Bruce Waltke - “Theological Wordbook of the Old Testament” TW

 

This is the best work of it’s kind; and now available as a TW dictionary module. Read my review here.

 

   ^**“American Tract Society Bible Dictionary” eS

 

This is a nice, conservative, concise Bible dictionary. It’s an excellent companion module to ISBE.

 

       ^Anonymous Topical Bible Dictionary TW

 

   ^**“CARM Theological Dictionary” in .dctx format TW

 

This is a contemporary dictionary of theology - not a dictionary of Bible words. Example: the word “Jerusalem” is not an entry, but the word “karma” is. CARM stands for “Chrsitian Apologetics and Research Ministry,” and you can see their website here. This resource is conservative, contemporary, and reformed.

 

   ^**Combo Dictionary: BDB/Thayer/Strong/King James Concordance/TenseVoiceMood TW

 

NOTE: This is a very nice resource that has been combined together.

 

       ^Concordance to the Greek Scriptures (TR/LXX) TW

 

This is a list of every Greek word in the LXX  (Hebrew Old Testament in Greek) & TR (Textus Receptus text of the Greek NT) that has been assigned a Strong's number, along with any variants of that word built using the data from Open Scriptures.

 

   ^**Wilhelm Gesenius - “Gesenius' Hebrew and Chaldee Lexicon...” not currently available

 

NOTE: This is a Hebrew intensive dictionary - no Strong’s numbering system included. If you are not comfortable with Hebrew, the eS version of this module will be functionally useless. The TW version, though, works quite nicely with theWord, and is highly recommended.

 

       ^Hawker’s Poor Man’s Concordance & Dictionary TW

 

       ^Hebrew Scriptures Concordance eS TW

 

This is a list of every Hebrew word in the Tanakh (Christian Old Testament) that has been assigned a Strong's number, along with any variants of that word built using the data from Open Scriptures.

 

         Jewish Reference Dictionary of People, Places, Plants & Animals eS TW

 

This Dictionary is for the Old Testament and does not contain New Testament People, Places, Plants, and Animals found exclusively in the New Testament.

 

This module is typically referred to simply as “People, Places, Plants & Animals” or “Old Testament People, Places, Plants & Animals.”

 

       ^Latin to English v1.97 Dictionary TW

 

While formatting is a little rough, this module will help when commentators wax eloquent latine scribo.

 

        “Morrish Bible Dictionary” by George Morrish eS TW

 

Morrish was a Plymouth Brethren associated with J.N. Darby. This dictionary reflects dispensational and pre-millennial theology.

 

There are other editions of this module on the net; we think this one is better. Module Builder “Dyan” wrote this: “this is one which I worked on from scratch. Have a look at it, I think you'll find the formatting a little better, all verse refs are tooltipped, entries with same headings have been combined, besides I've also added the synonyms at the end.” If you’ve already downloaded and installed another MBD, make sure you delete it first before installing this one.

 

     **Scofield Reference Index Dictionary  eS TW

 

If you have the Scofield commentary module installed, you’ll want this module. If you enjoy the Scofield commentary module, then you’ll love this Scofield dictionary module!

 

This handy reference dictionary makes finding Scofield’s notes on topics quite easy. HOW IT WORKS: look up a topic in the “Sco” dictionary tab, and click the provided Scripture link. When the Bible goes to that reference, the Scofield.cmtx module will go to that verse, showing all of Scofield’s topical treasures.

 

NOTE: TW users can download the Scofield commentary from within the program. e-Sword users will have to go to this third party website to download it. A free membership will be required there (but not here!).

 

         Thompson Chain Reference Study Notes eS

 

This is just like the Chain References in the back of your study notes - at least the public domain section, that is.

 

       ^Noah Webster - Webster’s 1913 “American Dictionary of the English Language” TW

 

NOTE: TheWord comes with the 1828 edition. This is a second public domain version available. After a comparison, I found that I preferred the 1828 version; you may disagree.

 

 

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The WORD - Unless otherwise mentioned, “TW” downloads are in .twm format and should be extracted to “c:\ProgramData\The Word\Books” folder.

 

We consider all of the modules listed at DDT to be “the cream of the crop.” You’ll find these Bible study modules will rightly exposit God’s Word and build your faith. Modules marked with ** are outstanding, and should be used by all students of God’s Word.

 

Modules marked with ^ are offsite links to files not made by our “Merry Little Band” of module builders. The editing, formatting, and general Quality Control may not be the best, but the content of the modules themselves will be rather excellent. We’re quite pleased to be able to link to these files for your convenience.

 

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