Word-by-word Hebrew & Greek interlinear Bible with Strong’s lexicon
בְּרֵאשִׁית · Ἐν ἀρχῇ
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Study any verse Open any verse to read notes from 59 commentaries — Matthew Henry, John Calvin, Jamieson-Fausset-Brown and dozens more — alongside Treasury-of-Scripture cross-references (related passages on the same theme) and a word-by-word view of the Hebrew or Greek behind the English. Start with Genesis 1:1 →New to the original languages? Open John 3:16, or type any reference in the search box above.
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Go past a single verse: find every word that fits a grammatical form, or set several words side by side.
- Morphology search Find every word that shares a grammatical form — every participle, every passive, every imperative — across the tagged Hebrew and New Testament Greek. e.g. every Niphal participle
- Compare words Put 2–4 Hebrew or Greek words side by side to see where each one occurs and how its use is spread across the Bible. e.g. “grace” vs “mercy”
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- Vocabulary flashcards Drill the most common Hebrew and Greek words — filter by how frequent they are, or by the words in a passage you’re studying. e.g. words appearing 50+ times
- Parsing drills Name the grammar of real word-forms pulled from the text — what verb form, what case — checked against the answer, not multiple choice. e.g. name a verb’s tense & person
- Look up a Hebrew or Greek word Every Strong’s-numbered word with its definition, drawn from the classic Hebrew and Greek lexicons (Brown-Driver-Briggs and Thayer’s) — browse by how common a word is, or by number. e.g. H7225 רֵאשִׁית (“beginning”)