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Interlinear
Hebrew-Greek-English
Bible
1 Volume Edition

• Acknowledged by most ministers, seminarians, and serious students of the Bible to be the most correct and widely used Interlinear Bible.

• Gives you the English translation below the original Hebrew & Greek words of the Bible.

• Strong's numbers are placed above the Hebrew and Greek words allowing you to check the meaning of the Hebrew or Greek Word yourself.

• A Literal Translation of the Bible is in the left hand side column putting the words in English order for easy reading and study.

• Easy to carry around but type is smaller to read. 

• Old Testament Hebrew and Aramaic text used is the Masoretic Text passed down since the the beginning of time.

• New Testament Greek text used is the Textus Receptus (Also known as the "Received Text" or "Traditional Text") as produced by the Trinitarian Bible Society. This is the same text that has been passed down through the Christian Church since the time of Christ.

• Both Old & New Testaments are still the same as the 1985 edition published by SGP, Baker Book House & Hendrickson Publishers.
  

Interlinear
Hebrew-Greek-English
Bible
4 Volume Edition

• Acknowledged by most ministers, seminarians, and serious students of the Bible to be the most correct and widely used Interlinear Bible.

• Gives you the English translation below the original Hebrew & Greek words of the Bible.

• Strong's numbers are placed above the Hebrew and Greek words allowing you to check the meaning of the Hebrew or Greek Word yourself.

• A Literal Translation of the Bible is in the left hand side column putting the words in English order for easy reading and study.

• Adds the King James Version in a separate right hand side column in the New Testament for easy comparison.

• Bulky to carry around but type is larger and easier to read. 

• Old Testament Hebrew and Aramaic text used is the Masoretic Text passed down since the the beginning of time.

• New Testament Greek text used is the Textus Receptus (Also known as the "Received Text" or "Traditional Text") as produced by the Trinitarian Bible Society. This is the same text that has been passed down through the Christian Church since the time of Christ.

• New Testament was revised in 2001.