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Six English translations alongside the Greek New Testament and the Hebrew and Aramaic Old Testament. Every word in the source text carries a full lexicon entry — transliteration, morphology, meaning, and every occurrence across all 66 books. Read the text as close to its original form as a screen permits.
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Open reference lookup →Original language texts sourced from unfoldingWord Greek New Testament (UGNT) and unfoldingWord Hebrew Bible (UHB), both under CC BY-SA 4.0. Lexicon data from STEPBible TBESG and TBESH under CC BY 4.0. English translations via scrollmapper.