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Counting Roots

Benjamin Lee Cooper

Abstract

This book is essentially an enhanced dictionary that can also be used for these other purposes: 1: to determine the frequencies of word usage in the Tanakh ('Old' Testament). 2: to more easily compare words with similar spellings. 3: to discover the chapter number of each Bible chapter. 4: to discover verses in other chapters that link information with the chapter number that you are looking at. 5: to discover important information about a Bible chapter that you are looking at. 6: to compare all of the words that come from one single root, which can help us to better understand those word meanings and word usages. 7: to discover the relationship between the first usage of a word in the Bible and the sum of the root that that word belongs to. 8: to discover what Bible chapter a word root belongs to, and how that root meaning might interact with that Bible chapter. 9: to discover what the Hebrew name is of each Bible book. 10: to discover what root a word belongs to. 11: to discover roots that other dictionaries do not recognize. 12: to compare Biblical words with modern meanings in some important situations. 13: Find Arab words and roots that are closely related to their corresponding Hebrew root. 14: Find Hebrew words that are closely related to some Arabic words.

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