Interlinear Bible

Interlinear Bible

by Martin Loch

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • July 23, 2018
  • April 11, 2024
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Explore the Bible in its original languages. This app provides interlinear Greek and Hebrew texts with transliteration for pronunciation. Navigate the scriptures with scrollable and zoomable displays, offering a deep dive into biblical texts.

Interlinear Greek and Hebrew texts
Transliteration for pronunciation
Scrollable and zoomable display
New Testament from Berean Greek Bible
Old Testament in Hebrew and Septuagint
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What's New in Interlinear Bible

2.4

April 11, 2024

-Strong's Concordance -bookmarks -new platform find it on macOS -database fixes -upcoming features: continue where you left off

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Great Quick reference, lacking grammatical annotations

This is great for quick referencing Greek/hebrew words and the definitions. I have used it many times, unfortunately I end up reverting to Biblehub or other applications for the grammatical annotations or parsing abbreviations.

Example:

Part of speech
Person
Tense
Mood
Voice
Case
Number
Gender
Comparison

In John 3:16 the word used is for loved is:

agapesen - Verb, Aorist Indicitive Active, 3rd Person singular

This signifies an action that happened in the past and is completed.

In the app it does not present this information
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Different original language word

Handy useful app alongside my KJV. However, in two cases, I found the Hebrew or Greek words were different from other Hebrew and Greek Bibles. The English word was the same, but the word of origin different.

Almost what I need.

I thought I was going to get a literal, exact translation along side of the original tongue.

Instead, what I got was the original language, along side of a modernized interpretation, based on today’s usage.

I can get that from any of my English Bible versions.

If it weren’t for being able to touch the text and find other usages, this app would be totally useless.

We seem to forget, the KJV is based on 420 year old grammar and English usage.

All other English version stay true to that form, but interpret with modern definitions and usage, forgetting to account for the etymology of words. Meaning; eliminate the evolution of words, and return to their 420 year-old definitions.

This is why we have so many false doctrine today.
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Tamanho da Letra

Gostei muito do app, porém, ficaria melhor se houvesse a possibilidade de aumentar as letras para um tamanho bem maior.

Very Helpful

l’m currently working through Kiel and Delitzsch’s OT commentary plus some of Vos’s and Green’s exegetical/polemical contra the various schools of so-called higher criticism. Being able to use the interlinear text plus highlight specific words is invaluable.

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FAQ

What does the Interlinear Bible app do?

The Interlinear Bible app allows users to read the Bible in its original Greek and Hebrew languages. It provides interlinear texts with transliteration for pronunciation, enabling a deeper understanding of the scriptures.

What are the key features of this app?

Key features include scrollable and zoomable interlinear Greek and Hebrew texts, transliteration for pronunciation, and access to the New Testament from the Berean Greek Bible and the Old Testament in Hebrew and Septuagint.

Is this app free to use?

Yes, the application is free to use. It does not have in-app purchases or advertisements, offering a completely free experience for biblical study.

What biblical texts are included?

The New Testament books are based on the Berean Greek Bible (Nestle, 1904). The Old Testament books are primarily in Hebrew, with specific books like Tobit, Maccabees, Wisdom, Sirach, Baruch, and Judith taken from the Septuagint.

Who would benefit from using this app?

This app is ideal for anyone wanting to study the Bible in its original languages. This includes theology students, pastors, scholars, and individuals with a strong interest in biblical linguistics and textual accuracy.