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Hebrew & Greek Interlinear Bible · Free study tools

Interlinear Audio Bible — Hebrew & Greek with Strong's

Read it. Hear it. Study it. Teach it.

Study every verse word-by-word in the original Hebrew and Greek — Strong's numbers, morphology, and English glosses — while the chapter audio plays with verse-by-verse highlighting. All 66 books, free, no signup. Follow cross-references and early Christian writings, and bring your study into a lesson.

See what your Interlinear can do Start with John 1 (Greek)

This Bible does more.
See it for yourself.

Click a word. Hear its pronunciation. Open the early Christian writings. Then see how to present and teach.

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The Early Christian Study Bible

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Strong’s · Greek & Hebrew

What’s behind
that English word?

Read Hebrew in the Old Testament and Greek in the New Testament, with English glosses, Strong’s meanings, morphology and pronunciation where available.

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Early Christian writings & recordings

How did early Christians
read this passage?

Right-click a verse—or press and hold on your phone—and choose Early Church. Read linked quotations and passages, listen where modern recordings are available, and open the full work around them.

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439,442

Scripture cross-references

Follow related verses and compare Scripture with Scripture.

 5.48 million

Early Christian connections

Explore patristic writings linked to Scripture, with authors, works, and reading context.

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Notes, live slides & presentations

Keep notes beside your passage when your account has access. Present the Bible live, build a lesson with source quotations, rehearse, and download.

Counts checked October 3, 2026. Early Christian connections include related research passages; approved direct quotations are a separate selection. Word alignment, recordings, and linked passages vary by edition and verse. Notes and presentation tools require sign-in and enabled account access.

Free Bible in a Year plan included Read or listen through the whole Hebrew & Greek Interlinear Bible in 365 days — daily readings, progress tracking, streaks, reminders, and friends to read with. No cost, no signup fee — start any day.

Old Testament — Hebrew Interlinear

Click a book name to start listening, or tap Guide → for the full study guide (themes, key chapters, FAQs).

Genesis Guide →
Exodus Guide →
Leviticus Guide →
Numbers Guide →
Deuteronomy Guide →
Joshua Guide →
Judges Guide →
Ruth Guide →
1 Samuel Guide →
2 Samuel Guide →
1 Kings Guide →
2 Kings Guide →
1 Chronicles Guide →
2 Chronicles Guide →
Ezra Guide →
Nehemiah Guide →
Esther Guide →
Job Guide →
Psalms Guide →
Proverbs Guide →
Ecclesiastes Guide →
Song of Solomon Guide →
Isaiah Guide →
Jeremiah Guide →
Lamentations Guide →
Ezekiel Guide →
Daniel Guide →
Hosea Guide →
Joel Guide →
Amos Guide →
Obadiah Guide →
Jonah Guide →
Micah Guide →
Nahum Guide →
Habakkuk Guide →
Zephaniah Guide →
Haggai Guide →
Zechariah Guide →
Malachi Guide →

New Testament — Greek Interlinear

Click a book name to start listening, or tap Guide → for the full study guide (themes, key chapters, FAQs).

Matthew Guide →
Mark Guide →
Luke Guide →
John Guide →
Acts Guide →
Romans Guide →
1 Corinthians Guide →
2 Corinthians Guide →
Galatians Guide →
Ephesians Guide →
Philippians Guide →
Colossians Guide →
1 Thessalonians Guide →
2 Thessalonians Guide →
1 Timothy Guide →
2 Timothy Guide →
Titus Guide →
Philemon Guide →
Hebrews Guide →
James Guide →
1 Peter Guide →
2 Peter Guide →
1 John Guide →
2 John Guide →
3 John Guide →
Jude Guide →
Revelation Guide →
About the interlinear reader: The interlinear is built from open scholarly datasets (STEPBible, MACULA, OpenScriptures morphology) and shows the original-language text under every English verse with Strong's numbers, parsing, and glosses. Right-click any verse for cross-references, Strong's concordance entries, and what the Early Church wrote about it.