ScriptureDirect vs Interlinear Greek NT

This unique Interlinear Greek-English New Testament is easy to use. It is a new interlinear English translation linked to the Greek text and NOT a published book in the form of an app. Just touch any Greek word and it gives the English, or vice versa. Touch again to see all the possible Greek meanings with the correct one(s) in context highlighted. Browse all the meanings. You do not even have to be able to read or pronounce Greek. The Greek meanings are from the modern and scholarly New Testament Greek-English Lexicon based on Semantic Domains, published by the United Bible Societies. All the Greek meanings are listed in 93 domains or groups of meanings, providing an accurate and precise meaning analysis. The main editor of this dictionary, Prof Johannes Louw, was also the main translator of the ScriptureDirect Interlinear Translation. He was assisted by Dr Bennie Wolvaardt, Founding President of Veritas College International. This is a super help for those who are studying New Testament Greek. Please do not hesitate to contact us if you have any questions or require support. You can reach us here: www.scripturedirect.com

Interlinear Greek NT makes reading and studying the Greek New Testament simple and clear. View full chapters with each verse shown in Greek and English together. Open a verse to see concise word details, Strong's numbers, plain-English morphology, and dictionary entries without switching apps. Features include: - Chapter view with side-by-side Greek and English verses - Verse page with study tools - English texts: The Gospels App, King James Version (KJV), World English Bible (WEB), Berean Literal Bible (BLB) - Greek texts: 1904 and 1912 Greek Patriarchal Text - Verb morphology decoded into simple English - Word overview with lemma, Strong's number, parsing, and the dictionary entry from James Strong's 1890 Exhaustive Concordance of the Bible Made for: - Students learning Koine Greek - Pastors and teachers preparing lessons - Translators and researchers comparing editions - Any reader who wants to see exactly what the Greek says alongside a clear English rendering