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 			appear in Biblical Greek, and their roots. New Testament words are generally identified
 			by their numbers in Strong’s Greek dictionary. However, with online access to Liddell
 			and Scott’s <i>Greek–English Lexicon</i>, we get a notion of the sense of the words in
-			a wider Greek context. We also have access to words that don’t appear in Strong’s.</p>
+			a wider Greek context. We also have access to words that do not appear in Strong’s.</p>
 			
 			<p>With so many New Testament resources available, the emphasis here falls more on
 			integrating the words found in the Septuagint. With continued study, comparing the