Interlinear Bible 12+

Name: Interlinear Bible
Price: 6.99 GBP
Author: Martin Loch

Martin Loch

- £6.99

Description

Hebrew and Greek interlinear offline Bible with English translation

Back to the roots! Identity is memory.

Learn Greek and Hebrew by reading the Bible interlinear Greek and Hebrew with transliteration (the pronunciation) - both scroll-able and zoom-able with responsive display.

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.

11 Apr 2024

Version 2.4

-Strong's Concordance
-bookmarks
-new platform find it on macOS
-database fixes
-upcoming features: continue where you left off

Does pretty much what it says it does

A little more, no less.
Gives interlinear Hebrew (Old Testament) and Greek (New Testament). (I believe there is an alternative app that provides the Greek Septuagint OT instead of the Hebrew.)
It’s nice to look at. The fonts chosen are not customisable but are perfectly good for the job. The font size is adjustable through pinching.
The options menu seems strangely implemented (only available from the books menu), and I find it hard to predict what left swipes will do sometimes.
The menu offers a dark mode theme, and the opportunity to hide the pronunciation or the English translation. (Might be nice to allow changing the order though. It seems more intuitive to me to have it in Greek, Phonetic, English order.)
There’s no searching or word lookup available, which might be nice. For that, I find the WAVE Parallel Bible useful.
But ultimately this app does one thing and does it fairly well, and its low cost is a good price to pay for what it does.

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