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Hi, I'm not entirely sure if this involves the interlinear, but I wanted to know how I can find if a word in the OT is the exact same word in the NT? For example, if I found a word in the OT that meant stand, how could I find if that same exact word is used in the NT? Thanks in advance

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JT (alabama24)

Hi Josh! Welcome to the forums![:)]

I wanted to know how I can find if a word in the OT is the exact same word in the NT?

The OT was written largely in Hebrew. The NT was written largely in Greek. Therefore there are not really any exact words in the NT from the OT. Does that answer your question or did I miss something?

George Somsel

Hi, I'm not entirely sure if this involves the interlinear, but I wanted to know how I can find if a word in the OT is the exact same word in the NT? For example, if I found a word in the OT that meant stand, how could I find if that same exact word is used in the NT? Thanks in advance

Unless you're using the Septuagint, it won't be the same since they are written in different languages.

JT (alabama24)

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/391010#Comment_391010

Joshua - In case you don't know, the Septuagint is a Greek translation of the OT.

Lynden O. Williams

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/391011#Comment_391011

Want to add my welcome also Joshua. You have the name of my son.

Joshua Williams

Thanks you guys!