Hebrew/Greek Interlinear Bible

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About this app

This Hebrew/Greek Interlinear Bible will help you read and understand the Bible in its original languages (i.e. Hebrew and Koine Greek). Each interlinear word shows its morphological parsing, translation, Strong's number, contextual and lexical forms with their transliterations.

May this application help you deepen your understanding of and your love for the Word of God.

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The HagiosTech Team

Ratings and reviews

I think this devs have poured more time into content and utility than aesthetics and mechanics (UX). That's fine, I guess, but it's still an app and UX counts :) Content and utility: A- Not sure from whom you've pulled the English data base, but it's the same folks who keep translating the Greek gar consistently as "indeed." Makes me want to hurl. At least you included Proverbs 31:31 like another app didn't. Otherwise, I love it! App aesthetics and mechanics: C- The art work on the app shortcut is boring. The whole app needs a home page. The color schemes for the settings are abominable (pink/red is usually reserved for drawing attention, not normal highlighting). The navigation drop down is kind of awkward. When I switch to a larger font, some things get cut off. Row visibility should default to Morphology, English, Contextual, and Strong's. The others might be helpful to some, but default enabled is too cumbersome. Also, under the headings of Morphology, etc., they all say, "Check to display this row." Uh, yeah. :) Maybe give some brief explanation as to what that is. I didn't know what "Contextual" was until I disabled it.

I've had it for only a few days but I LOVE it! I love that it is chocked full of information at my fingertips. Easy to navigate and fully customizable. You only fill the screen with what you need. While it does have ads, they are small and kept at the bottom of the screen. Hardly noticeable. This fits perfectly with my other tools for complete Bible study. Thank you to the app developers. ✝️

Great app; very useful! A request, if I may: when one taps, say, g3686 'name' it says "Translated as (count)" and shows all the ways it's been translated. It would be great if we could tap something that takes us directly over to "search" so we can see from there all the ways that word has been used and where. Or, similarly, for example, it'll say it's also been translated as: characterization (1). It would be great to be able to tap that word and see where it had been translated as such.