This text is a Bible reference book intended to help people find their way through biblical themes quickly and efficiently. The result is similar to a Bible concordance, but references are grouped on the basis of meaning rather than in alphabetical order, and independently of the way they are rendered in any particular translation of the Bible.

Roget's Thesaurus of the Bible

Reference

Day, A. Colin

Dictionaries & Thesauruses

HarperCollins, Publishers

Roget's Thesaurus of the Bible uses Roget's fundamental and brilliant category concept, which groups together all related subjects - similar and opposite - for quick and easy comparisons. If you are researching a particular subject, the category list will lead you to the relevant Bible passages. If you are researching a particular passage, the index of Bible verses will lead you to the appropriate category. As a study tool, this resource is unique. Even the browser will be rewarded with the discovery of related subjects and Bible passages for further exploration. Unlike concordances, Roget's Thesaurus of the Bible is not tied to the language of any one Bible version. Nor is it based on a particular theological system. The Bible passages in this book are not from any one version of the Bible, but are paraphrases by Colin Day. In compiling the work, the most popular English translations were used - the Revised Standard Version, New International Version, and New American Standard - with reference to the original Hebrew and Greek texts. Reflecting a revolutionary concept in reference books, Roget's Thesaurus of the Bible is an essential resource for every home and student library.

Religion & Spirituality

Harper-San Francisco

An essential resource for Bible study
Comprehensive, easy to use, ingeniously devised, this one-of-a-kind reference makes it easy for anyone--families, students, researchers, and writers--to access the riches of the Bible.
Roget's Thesaurus of the Bible uses Roget--s fundamental and brilliant category concept, which groups together all related subjects--similar and opposite--for quick and easy comparisons. Because the book is organized around concepts rather than specific words, it can be used with any version or translation of the Bible. 
More versatile and useful than any concordance, this innovative reference allows you to research by subject to find relevant Bible passages and by passage to find the appropriate category. You can also make fascinating discoveries simply by browsing through the book. Roget's Thesaurus of the Bible features: 
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<li> nearly one thousand main-subject categories--from good and evil to change and permanence-- each broken down into easily accessed subcategories;</li>
<li> more than forty-three thousand chapter-and-verse Bible references, drawn from popular English translations and sorted by category;</li>
<li> and a complete category listing and a comprehensive Bible index that matches Bible verses to subject categories.</li>
</ul>
Over ten years in the making, Roget's Thesaurus of the Bible reflects a revolutionary concept in reference books. It is an essential resource for every home and library.
"Destined to become a standard in its field . . . highly recommended." --Library Journal

Roget's Theaurus Of the Bible

HarperOne

Fortran Techniques with Special Reference to Non-numerical Applications

Computers & Technology

Computer Science

Cambridge University Press

This book is a practical description of many of the commonly used programming techniques required in both numerical and non-numerical applications of Fortran. It is written for non-specialist users who have already completed a course in basic Fortran programming, but who may have only a minimum knowledge of mathematics.

Programming Languages

Roget's Thesaurus of the Bible uses Roget's fundamental and brilliant category concept, which groups together all related subjects - similar and opposite - for quick and easy comparisons.
If you are researching a particular subject, the category list will lead you to the relevant Bible passages. If you are researching a particular passage, the index of Bible verses will lead you to the appropriate category. As a study tool, this resource is unique. Even the browser will be rewarded with the discovery of related subjects and Bible passages for further exploration.
Unlike concordances, this book is not tied to the language of any one Bible version. Nor is it based on a particular theological system. The Bible passages in this book are not from any one version of the Bible, but are paraphrases by Colin Day.
In compiling the work, the most popular English translations were used - the Revised Standard Version, New International Version, and New American Standard - with references to the original Hebrew and Greek texts.

Chartwell Castle Books

A Bible concordance may only show occurrences of a certain word in a certain version, and a theme book may only show a quite limited number of themes. This book, however, shows Bible references grouped according to meaning, no matter what words may be used. The range of meanings is not limited, covering the whole gamut of ideas as expressed in Roget's thesaurus of English words and phrases. This results in the grouping of Bible verses which would not find their way into a concordance or a theme book, even though they are important. For example, 'Who is this person?'' is a vital theme in the gospels, applied to John and to Jesus. The subject index of the Thesaurus enables the reader to find this theme by looking for 'be', 'is', 'identity', or 'who?' These words would not normally appear in a concordance. 
Each category of meaning is subdivided according to the way that area of meaning is used within the Bible. For instance, category 485 is headed 'Belief' Within that category there are sections on 'Faith in general', 'Believing God', 'Believing in Christ', 'Trusting people', 'Trusting things' etc. Each of these sections is further subdivided. 
The Thesaurus has 61,923 Bible references. It is also equipped with a Bible index which shows for each verse in the Bible the locations where this verse is mentioned within the categories.

Roget's Thesaurus of the Bible (Concise)

Colin Day

A Bible concordance may only show occurrences of a certain word in a certain version, and a theme book may only show a quite limited number of themes. This book, however, shows Bible references grouped according to meaning, no matter what words may be used. The range of meanings is not limited, covering the whole gamut of ideas as expressed in Roget's thesaurus of English words and phrases. This results in the grouping of Bible verses which would not find their way into a concordance or a theme book, even though they are important. For example, 'Who is this person?'' is a vital theme in the gospels, applied to John and to Jesus. The subject index of the Thesaurus enables the reader to find this theme by looking for 'be', 'is', 'identity', or 'who?' These words would not normally appear in a concordance.\nEach category of meaning is subdivided according to the way that area of meaning is used within the Bible. For instance, category 485 is headed 'Belief' Within that category there are sections on 'Faith in general', 'Believing God', 'Believing in Christ', 'Trusting people', 'Trusting things' etc. Each of these sections is further subdivided.\nThe Thesaurus has 115,224 Bible references. It is also equipped with a Bible index which shows for each verse in the Bible the locations where this verse is mentioned within the categories.

Roget's Thesaurus of the Bible (Full)

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Roget's Thesaurus of the Bible

Roget's Thesaurus of the Bible

Roget's Theaurus Of the Bible

Fortran Techniques with Special Reference to Non-numerical Applications

Fortran Techniques with Special Reference to Non-numerical Applications

Roget's Thesaurus of the Bible

Roget's Thesaurus of the Bible (Concise)

Roget's Thesaurus of the Bible (Full)