Concordant Literal New Testament Aquabrowser Search

[WhiteWings]

I have no clue how to explain what this does.
It's a CLN search engine but very much unlike the regular search engines.
Take 1 minute to see if you like it. Just enter Jesus in the search box and you will either love or hate the site.
Concordant Aquabrowser

Associations that have something to do with the term you used
Spelling variations of the term you used. Click on one to switch to different way of spelling a word (it can also correct misspellings)
Translations of your search term into a variety of languages that it is found in within the library
Thesaurus terms with both synonyms and antonyms of your search term
Word variations (stemming) that include any variants of your terms (ex. You enter 'throw', and it will also suggest 'threw')
Discovery trail: your initial search term and subsequent selected terms from the word cloud.
Distance of the suggestion from the original terms have no meaning
The larger a word, the more relevant it is deemed by the automatic relevancy algorithm.

ISA2 has Concordonant OT+NT
cBrowser shows A.E Knoch's commentary when you browse though ISA. Also works as a standalone viewer. NT only
Read A.E. Knoch's commentary on the NT online.



Few more UR links in Dutch, English and German

[jabcat]

Got a link, Tony?  Thanks.

[Gab]

Got a link, Tony?  Thanks.

I think this is what he's referring to.

[jabcat]

Yeah, thanks Gab.

I like it.

"Your query, 'hell', has 0 results."   :bigGrin:

[jabcat]

I placed a shortcut on my desktop.  Thanks Tony!  :thumbsup:

"Your query, 'heaven', has 261 results."   :happygrin:

[WhiteWings]

Got a link, Tony?  Thanks.

I think this is what he's referring to.

It's even better. :laughing7:
See my OP. Editted it.

[jabcat]

That's the one!  You found it!   :happy3:

What do you think about it, WW?

[WhiteWings]

I think some entering some random words and then just start clicking a bit of the graph on the right might reveal something interesting.
It's not a reading tool. Pitty the links to the concordant site are dead.

[martincisneros]

"Presence" is an interesting search. Noticed it two or three years ago.  One of those things that's had me going "hmmm...????"

[WhiteWings]

I never would have thought about the word relations the program come up with...
Updated the first post with a few extra Concordant related links.