It is also known as Hellenistic Greek, since it was the dominant language spoken during the Hellenistic Period, which began with the death of Alexander the Great in 323 BC. This means it developed from contact between multiple dialects of Greek over a large region, not just Attic. More accurately, Koine is a form of Greek, not a dialect. It is sometimes called Common Attic since it borrows heavily from the Attic (Classical) dialect. Hence it is called koine, which in Greek means “common.” I have to say that I don't use the Hebrew Bible for answers because it is not my area of expertise.Koine was the most widely spoken form of Greek of late antiquity. Online Hebrew Bible with English parallel.Supports many translations in many languages.Supports links to chapter, verse, and translation.Free, online, link-supportive materials 1. If I need quotes from paid resources that can't be linked to online, the copy-paste action automatically creates the non-link, standardized citation information for printed materials. I do use it.īut, while I do research from Logos, we can't really quote from there in a way that supports links. I love buying resources from there, though this is not an ad. * ASV_Strongs - American Standard Version with Strong's numbersĪnother site that has good interlinear and greek word study concordances is though they have seperate urls to get directly to the concordances and interlinear translations įirst, I have an account (not a subscription) at. * Webster_Strongs - Noah Webster's revision of the KJV with Strong's numbers
* KJV_Strongs - King James Version with Strong's numbers * DouayRheims - Catholic Douay-Rheims Bible * MSTC - Modern Spelling Tyndale-Coverdale * Tyndale - William Tyndale's Translation * Clementine_Vulgate - Clementine text of the Latin Vulgate Bible * new - a new revision of Webster's translation * ACVI - A Conservative Version Reverse Interlinear * IHOT - Interlinear Hebrew Old Testament * Tischendorf - Tischendorf Greek New Testament * LXX_WH - Septuagint OT and Westcott-Hort Greek NT * Stephanus - 1550 Stephanus Greek New Testament * ABP_GRK - Apostolic Bible Polyglot Greek Text with Strong's numbers Here is a partial list of many translations it includes, many of which (especially the interlinears) are not available on biblegateway: * ABP_Strongs - Apostolic Bible Polyglot English Text with Strong's numbers The site works well for copying and pasting the original language words, has no less than 8 greek interlinears to choose from, and also has some study tools such as Strongs, Vines, and Thompson Chain Reference. Has a fairly comprehensive selection of interlinear and literal translations as well as a few popular translations.
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