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Study the Bible in its original languages of Greek, Hebrew and Aramaic. Select a word for definitions from multiple dictionaries including Liddell-Scott-Jones, Bill Mounce for Greek and Brown-Driver-Briggs for Hebrew and Aramaic. Part of Speech highlighting, root lemma and Hebrew parsing available. Transliteration and morphology also available.

Search for occurrences of words through the Bible in the Hebrew Old Testament and the Greek New and Old.

Browse lemma morphology highlighting different verb and noun forms along with frequency.

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Free commentaries are available to enhance your understanding of the Bible. You can add your own commentaries and rate existing ones. Commentaries include background to books, theological themes and exegesis on a section by section and verse by verse level.

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Explore interactive maps of the biblical world. Follows battles and missionary journeys. Never be lost again, follow every book of the Bible, plotted on our interactive map at verse by verse level.

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Exercises allow you to practise your reading, through listening to verses being read and practising your translation.

One Greek Bible is available, this is Codex Sinaiticus (א) from the 4th C with Greek Old and Testament Two Hebrew Bible are available. These are in colour: Codex London (Hebrew 10th C) and in black and white Codex Leningradensis (Leningrad Codex) which forms the text of modern diplomatic Hebrew bibles including Biblia Hebraica Stuttgartensia (BHS).

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You can follow a lectionary or a Bible reading plan. Lectionaries include the ACNA yearly reading plans and M'Cheyne Bible in a Year reading plan. These bible references link to the text allowing users to follow the readings in any translation of their choice. Calendar or date views are available as are options to hide feast days. You can look ahead at future years or previous years back to 0AD. The date for Easter in calculated using an algorithm. A personnel user calendar feature allows journaling and entry of bible verses will be automatically transformed into links to the biblical passages.

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