Hoehn's Concordance to 
  the King James Bible

         
copyright 2012,
   All Rights Reserved


Preface:

This author's previous concordance was to The Holy Bible, Hoehn Version, which version came out in 2012.  This concordance is to the King James Bible, which was first published in England in 1611 a.d.

A concordance assists in finding scripture verses in the Bible if you remember some of the words.  

For example, you might remember "Delight yourself in the Lord" from Psalm 37:4, but not remember where that is in the Bible.  So, look up delight, and one of the places that is found, is Psalm 37:4, which says: 

"Delight yourself also in the Lord, and he'll give you the desires of your heart."

In the listings, three character abbreviations are used for the names of the sixty six books of the Bible.  Here is the list of them:

 1 GEN   2 EXO   3 LEV  
 4 NUM   5 DEU   6 JOS  
 7 JDG   8 RTH   9 1SA  
10 2SA  11 1KG  12 2KG  
13 1CH  14 2CH  15 EZR  
16 NEH  17 EST  18 JOB  
19 PSA  20 PRV  21 ECL  
22 SNG  23 ISA  24 JER  
25 LAM  26 EZE  27 DAN  
28 HOS  29 JOL  30 AMS  
31 OBA  32 JNA  33 MIC  
34 NAH  35 HAB  36 ZEP  
37 HAG  38 ZEC  39 MAL  
40 MAT  41 MRK  42 LUK  
43 JHN  44 ACT  45 ROM  
46 1CO  47 2CO  48 GAL  
49 EPH  50 PHL  51 COL  
52 1TH  53 2TH  54 1TI  
55 2TI  56 TUS  57 PHM  
58 HEB  59 JAS  60 1PE  
61 2PE  62 1JN  63 2JN  
64 3JN  65 JDE  66 REV  
 
Not every word can be listed in the concordance, because the most common words in our language are too numerous.  You wouldn't want to look through thousands of scriptures, even if the word "and" were listed.  So, you look under a less common word.

The Lord bless you, Frederick E. Hoehn, June 2012, www.LivingWater.bugs3.com