Interlinear Bible vs Gospel Harmony (NET)

Learn Greek and Hebrew by reading the Bible with interlinear English completely offline. Here are many of the features included: - Greek New Testament - Hebrew Old Testament (see below for more info) - Interlinear English translation - Interlinear transliteration (pronunciation) - Options to show, hide or reverse help texts - Strong's Reference: tap a word to open - Copy/Paste: Hebrew and Greek - Advanced Search: hold a word and select, or type to search Hebrew/Greek, translation, transliteration, or Strong's reference in 3 different modes - Save bookmarks to bookmarks page - Scrollable and responsive interface - Font size options - Theme options - Wake lock - Feedback support - Completely offline The New Testament Books are taken from the Berean Greek Bible which is based on Nestle (1904). The Old Testament Books are in Hebrew except for the Books of Tobit, 1-4 Maccabees, Wisdom, Sirach, Baruch, and Judith which were taken from the Septuagint.

Since Tatian's ad 150 Diatessaron, gospel harmonies have taken one of two approaches: either 1) blending parallel accounts into one synthesized narrative for easy reading, or 2) arranging the parallel texts side-by-side for comparison. This gospel harmony blends both of these approaches, where you can read the combined narrative, or toggle on and off the buttons above to see what each gospel reads. Gospels are color-coded so readers can quickly identify which words come from which gospel. Where wording differences are insignificant, the most natural one is chosen for the combined version, but viewing any gospel alone will show the original wording for that gospel. Where wording differences are significant, variant readings have been aligned parallel on top of each other.