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The Berean Standard Bible, with each phrase linked to the Greek or Hebrew behind it; the King James Version; the original text; and an interlinear. Open them side by side.
Liddell–Scott–Jones, Abbott-Smith, Brown–Driver–Briggs and Strong’s, with the word’s parsing and its parts. Usage shows every place it occurs and how it’s translated, book by book.
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A passage guide for the verse you’re on: the church fathers, Jewish commentators, cross references, and the people and places it names.
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Augustine, John Chrysostom, Tertullian and Cyril of Alexandria in full, with Thomas Aquinas’s chain of the fathers on the Gospels; Rashi, Ramban, Radak and Ibn Ezra; about 340,000 cross references; people and places; and The Woman’s Bible. Everything is public domain or openly licensed.
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Every text, lexicon and commentary is public domain or openly licensed, and each one is credited. The Greek critical text follows the readings of the Nestle-Aland 28th edition as STEPBible records them; the Hebrew is the Westminster Leningrad Codex.
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