Bible Commentary (1871–1879 Edition) (continued)
TO THE READER
I . That this Concordance doth not pretend to comprehend more than any other larger ones, but to contain the principal substance of them all in little room.
2 By observing one or more orincipal words ol any remembered text, and what are the tttree first letters of them, and searching under answerable words in the Concordance, die sentence will be found.
3. The original words, whether Nouns or Verbs, are marked in CAPITAL letters, and those derived from them come after in Italics.
4. Where words are found in many places, the plural is distinguished from the singular ; and the parts of verbs ending in ed,—est,—eth, from their original. But when the examples arc few, no such distinction is made, but may be easily observed.
5 The Concordant words, except the first, are marked by the first letter a. b. c. ^'C. and the mai-k stands for several words above marked in Italics. Divine persons aje noted by answerable Capitals.
6. Even other words, especially names of divine persons, are often marked by one or mr«rs of their 'irst letters, that the sense of the line might be more complete.
JOHN BROWN.