James Strong

Other names
James Strong (Strong's Concordance)

Events involving this person

before 1961
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1 tellings, oldest first. A date in brackets shows how it is known; "circa", "after" and "possible" dates are rough.
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1963-05-03 [exact/certain/final] The Shaping of the Unbegotten And so he takes man and he makes man into his image. Now we go back into the Book of Genesis and see what he’s done with man. A word is used in the book, it’s called the tree, the tree of life. The man in some strange way is expelled because he may eat of the tree of life before he’s prepared. Well, if you have a concordance—I have James Strong’s Concordance; it’s an excellent biblical concordance—and the word tree is defined as “the spine, the backbone, the carpenter, the gallows.” Who is hanging on the gallows? It’s called the gallows, this word called the tree. It’s the gallows; it’s the… 550847
before 1962
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1 tellings, oldest first. A date in brackets shows how it is known; "circa", "after" and "possible" dates are rough.
Date Lecture or book Telling Passage
1962 [circa/certain/final] Unless I Go Away I have Strong’s Concordance, I have Prudential concordance, I have many concordances at home, but James Strong’s Concordance is exhaustive, and it is really the guide for most people who are Bible students, and James Strong defines the word which our scholars translate “eternity” — “and the Lord God has put eternity into the mind of man” — the word is Alom, a-l-o-m — and yet Strong defines that word as, strictly, a youth. Eternity is — is that what God created in the beginning of his own life? Is that the little child that stood beside him, that was his daily delight? Is it that he put into… 555901
19 May 1964
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1 tellings, oldest first. A date in brackets shows how it is known; "circa", "after" and "possible" dates are rough.
Date Lecture or book Telling Passage
1964-05-19 [exact/certain/final] Jesus, God's Plan of Salvation Alright, first of all, take the second. James Strong’s Concordance which is called the exhaustive concordance, I personally think of the many concordances that I have that it is the greatest, the most exact translation of the original meaning of the words. He spent forty years compiling it, it was not done overnight. And he took these ancient manuscripts and compared them and compared them and compared them, and came up, after forty years, with this fantastic work. And it is truly an exhaustive concordance. So, if you…you don’t need to know Greek or Hebrew because you simply look up the… 545586