Unlike many who possess this book, I am not an academic Bible scholar. I generally don't need to translate exact meanings from Greek or Hebrew. However, I would not be without this book.

1. Ever thought 'I know it comes in the Bible somewhere, but I can't remember where?' If so, then you need this book.
2. Need Biblical maps? They are in this book.
3. Need to know about the Hebrew calendar, or weights and measures? There is a section.
4. Not quite au fait with the chronology? Strong's has it covered.

In short, a Biblical concordance is for anyone who wants to do self-directed Bible study - not just the professionals - and this is a good one.

As others have said, Strong's is based on the King James Version of the Bible, so works best when used with that version. However, my primary Bible is The NKJV Study Bible: Second Edition and that works just fine for my purposes. ( )