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The Early Christian Study Bible
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Strong’s · Greek & Hebrew
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439,442
Scripture cross-references
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5.48 millionEarly Christian connections
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Try one verse: John 3:16
Open the verse menu with a right-click or a press and hold. Compare the Greek words, follow 37 cross-references, or explore 204 early-Christian passages linked to this verse (counts checked October 3, 2026). Read each passage in its original context.
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Bible Languages
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Greek & Hebrew Interlinear Bible
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Research Greek and Hebrew
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New Testament Greek
Study Greek words in the New Testament through the interlinear reader, word-level click targets, and Strong's-driven word study.
Old Testament Hebrew
Study Hebrew in the Old Testament through the same interlinear surface, with original-language token support and word study hooks.
Strong's and Word Study
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Morphology and Lexicon Detail
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Search and Ask in the Bible Player
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Cross-References
Jump from a verse into related passages when you want to compare Scripture with Scripture.
Patristic References
Some Bible study flows connect a verse to the earliest Christian writers, making it easier to compare Scripture with the fathers.
Featured entry points
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- Bible translations directory for the full 2,500+ translation footprint.
- Topical Bible for Scripture references by theme, with links back to the reader.
- Bible languages for the language-reach overview page.
- John 1 interlinear for New Testament Greek study.
- Genesis 1 interlinear for Old Testament Hebrew study.
- Genesis 1 in the Septuagint / Brenton view.
- Romans 8 in the Audio Bible.
- Early Christian writings hub for ANF, Chrysostom, and commentary collections.