Linguistic Key to the Greek NT

This is by Fritz Rienecker and Cleon Rogers. Copyright 1976, 1980 by Regency Reference Library under Zondervan. I know that it is out of print, but is one of the quickest and most useful of my go to quick books that I think others would love as much as I do. It goes verse by verse with key words, meanings, and some identification of the part of speech. I think that the book has been updated by the name of New Linguistic and Exegetical Key to the Greek New Testament, but have not seen that one.

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