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[Rev Gary N Cook]

I wonder if anyone might know if there is a way or a resource which can cross/reference the two numbering system.  For instance, if I have a Strongs number, how would I find the Kohlenberger number to see it's information. Thanks everyone!

[Katoog]

Goodrick-Kohlenberger numbers are marked with GK: in ETCBC and SECE dictionaries/Lexicons
ETCBC.dcti and SECE.lexi

http://www.biblesupp...os-ipad-iphone/

Keep in your mind that the commentary of Greek Goodrick-Kohlenberger numbers is based on the textual base of NIV that is related with NA27/UBS4.
While Strong used a KJV/TR version as textual base.


 

[Katoog]

Bill Mouce has also a list with Strong and HK numbers with a lemma.

However he made already two errors in the first Greek number!

The letter α or Alpha or αλφα are both G1 (G0 does not exist) and it is used 4 times in the TR and 3 times in the CT and Majority ( Rev 1:8 Rev 1:11 Rev 21:6 Rev 22:13 ).

https://billmounce.c...onary/toc/alpha

https://billmounce.c...ek-dictionary/a

 

This is more correct if the CT is the source.

https://billmounce.c...ictionary/alpha

Edited by Katoog, 25 February 2017 - 02:09 AM.

[Eliran Wong]

Goodrick-Kohlenberger numbers are marked with GK: in ETCBC and SECE dictionaries/Lexicons
ETCBC.dcti and SECE.lexi
http://www.biblesupp...os-ipad-iphone/

Katoog,

good observation! though I didn't promote it, links are available in SECE. SECE contains cross-reference links for both Hebrew and Greek, whereas contains Greek only and Mounce's materials has some missing entry in Stromg's numbers.

in case no one noted yet, there is a bery minor formatting issue in around 10 entries of SECE, will fix in spare time.

Blessings
Eliran