Hebrew Greek and English Bible

Hebrew Greek and English Bible について

Hebrew Greek and English Bible is a Bible study app for reading the Scriptures in the languages they were written in. It has a word-by-word interlinear of the whole Bible, a Hebrew and Greek lexicon with 22,796 entries, ten versions side by side, and the complete King James Version. All of it works without an internet connection.

WHAT YOU CAN DO IN THE APP

Read Hebrew and Greek word by word The interlinear covers the whole Bible: the Old Testament in Hebrew, the New Testament in Greek, 447,161 words across 1,189 chapters. Under each original word you see how it is pronounced and what it means, so you can follow the verse even without knowing the alphabet. Pronunciation and meaning can each be shown or hidden.

Tap a word for the full entry Touch any word and a card opens with its Strong's number, its complete grammatical parsing - part of speech, stem, tense, person, gender, number - and the full lexicon definition with every shade of meaning. Hebrew words are broken into their morphemes, so a prefix and a suffix are each explained on their own. Everything is on your device: no connection needed.

Search the lexicon in plain English 22,796 entries, of which 5,454 are people and places. Type an English meaning such as "light" or "covenant" and see every Hebrew and Greek word behind it; type a Strong's number and go straight to it; or type a name and read who that person was. The search can be narrowed to Hebrew, Greek, or people and places.

Put ten versions side by side The Parallel Bible shows up to four versions at a time, chosen from ten: the Hebrew text, the Greek New Testament, two Hebrew transliterations, Paleo-Hebrew and five English translations - King James, American Standard, Geneva, World English Bible and Young's Literal.

Read the whole King James Bible All 66 books, in full. Adjust the text size and turn on night mode. The app saves the chapter you stopped at. You can highlight verses, write notes, mark chapters as read to follow your progress, and open a summary of any chapter. From any verse you can jump straight to the same verse in the interlinear.

Find every verse with a word The concordance searches the King James and lists every verse where a word appears, highlighted. Choose the whole Bible, one Testament or a single book. Spelling variants match too - Melchisedec finds Melchizedek. Tap a result and the Bible opens at that verse.

Search inside your own notes Type a word and find the note you made months ago, with its verse.

Keep your work safe Sign in with Google and your notes, highlights and reading progress are backed up to the cloud. Signing in is optional: the whole app works without an account.

Read a devotional each morning A short daily text with a verse, a meditation and a prayer, also in audio.

Study the Bible by theme Messages grouped into twelve themes, from love and comfort to wisdom and justice. There are also daily Bible studies, one for each day.

Follow a one-year reading plan The Bible across 365 days, with the chapters for each day, a space for notes and your progress by month.

Share a verse as an image Turn any verse into an image, over a background from the gallery or your own photo, and send it to family and friends.

WHERE THE CONTENT COMES FROM The biblical texts are in the public domain: the Westminster Leningrad Codex in Hebrew, the Textus Receptus in Greek, and the English translations. The word-by-word tagging, the grammatical parsing, the lexicon and the proper names come from STEPBible Data, created by Tyndale House, Cambridge, and used under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 licence. Nothing in this app is generated by artificial intelligence.

WORKS WITHOUT AN INTERNET CONNECTION Everything works offline — including the concordance — except the audio, the background gallery and the cloud backup.

FREE AND PREMIUM All the biblical content is free, with no limit and no registration. The app is supported by advertising. The optional Premium plan removes every ad.

• ↗The Bible word by word in Hebrew and Greek, with lexicon and King James