Aaron Christianson writes:
> If you don't know the Hebrew or Greek alphabets, it is possible that
> the Strong's transliterations will be more helpful to you (though
> those may also be in the 'real' versions, come to think of it).
As StrongsRealGreek's "about" observes:
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The Strong's part of both versions are equally real. As already mentioned,
it's the original languages that are "real" in Strong's real Hebrew and
Strong's real Greek. I am actually a linguist (well, more or less), and the
"Real" versions are easier to use if you know your Hebrew and Greek
alphab
Sadly, Keith Stribley died suddenly in February 2011.
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