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ireadtabloids said:

Only commenting because I was curious about the term BDAG.
I think I figured out what it is.

I had a minister as a kid who was well versed in Greek Christian scripture.
Would have been a useful resource to have when I was younger and more curious about such things.

BDAG is a Greek-English lexicon for the New Testament (acronym stands for the four main contributors in composing the lexicon). In layman's terms, it’s a repository which attempts to provide the most accurate definition and use of every word used in Old & New Testament scripture according to the original language (Biblical Hebrew, Koine Greek— both are dead languages today). BDAG is particularly renown as being the most universally adopted and acclaimed lexicon for Biblical scripture, with most higher-education theological institutions employing this particular lexicon.