James Strong’s Exhaustive Concordance (1890) numbered every Hebrew and Greek word in the Bible so that any student — no seminary Greek required — can trace a word from the English page back to the tongue it was written in. This is that whole lexicon, built into the university: 5,667 Greek entries and 8,674 Hebrew entries. Open any entry to read Strong’s own definition and every verse where the word occurs in the KJV. In the word-tagged Bible, every word carries its number — tap it and you are here.

Browse the Greek Lexicon

G1 – G500 G501 – G1000 G1001 – G1500 G1501 – G2000 G2001 – G2500 G2501 – G3000 G3001 – G3500 G3501 – G4000 G4001 – G4500 G4501 – G5000 G5001 – G5500 G5501 – G6000 G6001 – G6500 G6501 – G7000 G7001 – G7003

Browse the Hebrew Lexicon

H1 – H500 H501 – H1000 H1001 – H1500 H1501 – H2000 H2001 – H2500 H2501 – H3000 H3001 – H3500 H3501 – H4000 H4001 – H4500 H4501 – H5000 H5001 – H5500 H5501 – H6000 H6001 – H6500 H6501 – H7000 H7001 – H7500 H7501 – H8000 H8001 – H8500 H8501 – H8674

Lexicon: Strong’s own Greek and Hebrew dictionaries (1890), public domain, via the CrossWire StrongsGreek / StrongsHebrew modules — the same entries behind every word of the university’s tagged Bible text.