The first piece of information for each word is a word study that systematically presents the meaning of the word in question. A word study focuses on linguistic rather than theological information. Basically, no Bible verses are discussed; that is done in the commentary in the text sections. The theological importance of this linguistic information is therefore no less: the explanation of a particular Bible verse or of a Biblical concept is partly based on linguistic data about words of the Greek NT.

Each word study begins by mentioning the word type to which the word in question belongs. In the case of nouns, immediately after mentioning the word type, the gender of the word is mentioned: masculine (mnl.), feminine (vrl.) or neuter (onz.). After mentioning the word and its word type, also in the first paragraph, the (main) meaning of the word is mentioned. Further paragraphs may deal with various nuances of meaning, expressions or particularities, usually referring to text places in the NT that can serve as illustrations of word usage.

Included are word studies of every Greek word that and every name that appears in the NT.
For names of persons, places, peoples, etc., a name study included. This differs slightly in design from a word study.