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As an earnest Bible student, desiring to understand the Word of God, the compiler discovered that practically all solid progress in the recovery of truth during the last century had come through use of concordances. He found that those of his friends who based their study on a concordance made the surest and speediest advance in their knowledge of God. Hence he also began to test and correct his ideas as to the meaning of Bible words by tracing them through all their occurrences. The immense profit and pleasure of this plan awoke in him a strong desire to do all in his power to assist others in this safe and satisfactory method of assuring themselves of the real revelation which God has given.
Thus it was that the idea of a Concordant Version suggested itself to his mind. Instead of occasionally making current translations more harmonious with the Original by using a concordance, why not make a version which is already concordant? Indeed, such a version might do far more to bring the reader into accord with the facts than would be possible by the patient and prolonged study of a concordance. The greatest benefit would come, not only to the serious student, but also to the humble reader who would prayerfully use the Version and allow the contexts to color each word and define its force for him. The concordant method of studying the Scriptures uses a concordance to discover the meaning of a word. This is done by tracing the occurrences of the words in the Original, and not according to the various vocabularies found in English versions. The aim is to discover the usage and fix its signification by its inspired associations. It is in line with the linguistic law that the meaning of a word is decided by its usage. In this Version the efficiency and value of this method has been greatly multiplied by extending it to the elements of which the Greek words are composed, and by combining with it the vocabulary method, which deals with each word as having a definite province of thought which must be carefully kept within its own etymological and contextual boundaries.
The CONCORDANT LITERAL NEW TESTAMENT is not a “modern” version. Neither is it archaic. The method is such that little regard could be paid to the outward embellishment of thought. All appearances are subordinated to accuracy. Truth is itself both desirable and beautiful. The living Word was not clothed in sumptuous garb to entice the eye. He had no form nor comeliness. There was no beauty, that they should desire Him. The written Word needs no ornamentation. Familiar, finely phrased error will appeal to the ears, but inspired, precisely translated truth should be the pattern accepted into the sound mind. The concordant method seeks to convey the truth of the Word, not to adorn it for appeal.
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PS : use concordant reference module for abreviations
PS : you can upload Concordant Commentary of the NT here : http://www.biblesupp...tary-of-the-nt/
What's New in Version 1.5 (See full changelog)
- 1.1 corrections : some words where not in italic.
- 1.2 corrections : replace ? by ° in abbreviations
- 1.3 Update CLVX.zip file: uploaded bad file in version 1.2
- 1.4 Update file "concordant reference.refi"
- 1.5 Duplicated tag <i><i> and </i></i> fixed
For the OT abbreviation key and the NT abbreviation key refer to the “Bible, Information” page. Footnotes and their abbreviations are not adopted in this electronic CLVX version.
To understand the theological views of A. E. Knoch, it would be worthwhile to study A. E. Knoch’s Notes, which present the missing PREFACE to the COMMENTARY IN THE NEW TESTAMENT, and an outline of THE GREEK SCRIPTURES and a Preface explaining the contents of the Concordant Commentary. This succinctly explains the use of specific phrases that A. E. Knoch and E. W. Bullinger identified in the Greek Scriptures. The importance of these words has been overlooked by Catholic and Protestant theologians.
A. E. Knoch’s Notes module is available for e-Sword from Bible Support at:
http://www.biblesupp...e-knochs-notes/
For the Concordant Commentary of the NT, for e-Sword, refer to the Bible Support file for the AEK Concordant Commentary of the NT at:
http://www.biblesupp...tary-of-the-nt/
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as at Aug 22, 2022, this presents two download file options. [1] CLVX.zip 2.86 MB [2] concordant reference.refi 1.04 MB
Option [1] The *.zip file is in a zipped folder, containing CLVX.bbli last modified 2022-08-20 size 9888 KB, compressed 71% with the compressed size 2931 KB. You will need to uncompress this file, then arrange to move the uncompressed file to your e-Sword folder. This provides the text of The Concordant Literal New Testament and the Concordant Version of the Old Testament
Option [2] The *.refi file is able to be downloaded to a suitable download folder, then further process to be moved to the folder in which your e-Sword Resource Location files are stored. This will provide the abbreviations used in the Concordant version, to be viewed in the e-Sword Reference Library.
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The author was A. E. Knoch. Scriptures Translated Directly from their Sources. Publishers of the Concordant Literal New Testament and the Concordant Version of the Old Testament. We are a non-denominational, independent non-profit association dedicated to Scripture research. We seek grace to stand firmly for the literal inspiration of the Sacred Scriptures in the original. Items are available on our website for personal use only. Items are made available in PDF format to download, and with an option to purchase in printed format.
The NT is based on Weymouth’s RESULTANT GREEK TESTAMENT. Richard Francis Weymouth based his text on the greatest editors of the nineteenth century: Lachmann, Tregelles, Tischendorf, Lightfoot, Weiss, Alford, Ellicott, Stockmeyer & Riggenbach, the Revisers, and Westcott & Hort. Weymouth’s apparatus was also consulted which gives the results of Stunica, Erasmus, Stephens, Elziver, and Scrivener, and compared their results with the evidence in the manuscripts of Alexandrinus, Vaticanus, and Sinaiticus.