You know, I have kind of a problem with that type of approach. When I was a new Christian, someone told me to do that sort of concordance search with the word "church" so I could better understand what church was all about. What happened was, I completely missed Acts Chapter 2 which even if you are not close to being a pentecostal, you must admit is a foundational event in the life if the Christian church. But the Greek word for "church" is nowhere to be found in that whole chapter.
Likewise a term like "baptism". If you merely search a concordance for that word alone, then would hit Romans 6:3,4 but, if you were only looking for the verses, you would miss the entire rest of Romans 6 which elaborates tremendously on the idea behind baptism. Or, a concept like sanctification or regeneration are often elaborated on without even using those specific terms, so a simple concordance search would be useless.
So, for proper names, like Moses or Jerusalem, maybe, but for a subject search I have serious reservations about that method.
?? Sad.
"What happened was, I completely missed Acts Chapter 2..."
Sorry you missed it the first time through, repetition is good.
This approach or any approach to Bible study is a starting point.
I did not mean to imply that you only read the verse where the word appears.
A little more forward thinking and study would be involved.