Interlinear Greek Bible

ScriptureDirect

About this app

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 the Greek 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.

Please do not hesitate to contact us if you have any questions or require support. You can reach us here: www.scripturedirect.com

Ratings and reviews

So helpful! Instead of displaying English in Greek word order, the app shows a more naturalzed English reading. Some say this is confusing but the developer solves that by having corresponding English highlighted together with the Greek when you click on it (and vice versa). Simple but efficient, this feature helps me visualize differences and connections between both languages. I'm on the lookout for an interlinear Hebrew Bible laid out similarly. Dev, any plans to make a Hebrew OT app? :-)

Touch an English word and the Greek word is highlighted. Touch again and another small box opens that has meanings and explanations and notes for that individual word and sometimes grouping of words. I use the mobile app. It is NT only. Really enjoy this app actually! Thank you whomever created it and updates it :)

This is NOT the T.R. Greek. This is not the best Greek to English New Testament I have ever used. It is better than any paper version. Showing which Greek words link to which English words when you touch the word is helpful, but more so when you press to bring up the dictionary and various possible usages. Navigation is the one thing I find cumbersome, but it is only a small irritation. [Wish list: It would be wonderful to find this app for the Hebrew.]

What's new

Targeting Android API Level 34.