William Greenfield’s Greek-English Lexicon to the New Testament is a compact reference for students reading the scriptures in the original Greek. It defines the vocabulary of the New Testament with attention to grammatical form and theological sense, serving generations of seminarians and scholars.
Designed for practical use, the lexicon offers clear glosses and references that help readers move through the Greek text with confidence. It reflects the nineteenth-century tradition of biblical philology, when close study of the language of scripture was central to theological education. It remains a useful tool for anyone approaching the New Testament in Greek.