Youngs Analytical Concordance to the Bible (MCD)

Informative and brings depth of meaning and understanding …. Nothing is lost in translation or doctrine

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.

My friend (who lives in Britain) and I were chatting on skype and she mentioned that she had lent her Young's Concordance to someone and can't remember and I instantly went to Amazon.co.uk and bought her the book because I know how much this translations means to her. I personally have not used it, but to her it's clear reading for the modern reader and it makes the bible more interesting to read. Enjoy my friend.

A reference tool for studying

The best concordance I have ever found. It is linked to the AV Bible but this doesn't worry meas I have used the Avas welll as other translations throughout my life.

EXCELLENT CONCORDANCE.

Young's Analytical Concordance is okay but it's not up to Strongs standard. The definitions are quite short, sometimes only one word. Strong always gives a definite definition with clarification.

The font is definitely too, too fine. As a result I am unable to make good use of the book. I dont think they ever consider persons who have visual incompetencies