Dr. William Smith's Dictionary of the Bible : Comprising Its Antiquities, Biography, Geography, and Natural History; A to Gennesaret, Land Of

This book stands as a comprehensive and authoritative lexicon that delves into the rich tapestry of Biblical history, spanning topics from antiquities and biography to geography and natural history. Revered for its scholarly depth, this work encapsulates the culmination of England's most advanced Biblical scholarship, presenting itself not just as a resource but as an expansive library within a single volume. It offers an unparalleled exploration of the Scriptures, enhanced by meticulous corrections and updates that include verified scripture references and revised quotations.

The American edition distinguishes itself by integrating previously separate appendices into the main body, ensuring a seamless reading experience. It further enriches understanding by providing detailed cross-references and elucidating on the significance of Hebrew and Greek nomenclature according to esteemed authorities. Special attention has been given to consistent accentuation of proper names, thus offering readers insights into oriental linguistic traditions that illuminate personal histories and geographical contexts within the Bible.

By rectifying imperfections in earlier editions regarding Septuagint and Vulgate forms, this work presents a more complete view of scriptural variations that are both curious and academically noteworthy. This book includes essential advancements in biblical science while fulfilling the needs of contemporary students of the Bible with precision.

In essence, this lexicon serves as an indispensable guide for anyone seeking to deepen their understanding of Biblical texts, embodying both historical reverence and scholarly rigor in its approach to unraveling the intricacies of sacred scriptures.

This book stands as a comprehensive and authoritative lexicon that delves into the rich tapestry of Biblical history, spanning topics from antiquities and biography to geography and natural history. Revered for its scholarly depth, this work encapsulates the culmination of England''s most advanced Biblical scholarship, presenting itself not just as a resource but as an expansive library within a single volume. It offers an unparalleled exploration of the Scriptures, enhanced by meticulous corrections and updates that include verified scripture references and revised quotations.

The American edition distinguishes itself by integrating previously separate appendices into the main body, ensuring a seamless reading experience. It further enriches understanding by providing detailed cross-references and elucidating on the significance of Hebrew and Greek nomenclature according to esteemed authorities. Special attention has been given to consistent accentuation of proper names, thus offering readers insights into oriental linguistic traditions that illuminate personal histories and geographical contexts within the Bible.

By rectifying imperfections in earlier editions regarding Septuagint and Vulgate forms, this work presents a more complete view of scriptural variations that are both curious and academically noteworthy. This book includes essential advancements in biblical science while fulfilling the needs of contemporary students of the Bible with precision.

In essence, this lexicon serves as an indispensable guide for anyone seeking to deepen their understanding of Biblical texts, embodying both historical reverence and scholarly rigor in its approach to unraveling the intricacies of sacred scriptures.