InHisVerse Bible: Easy Greek/Hebrew Dictionary & Concordance
Study Like a Translator: Each and Every Word Outlined With Strong's Dictionary Lexicon With Instant Greek/Hebrew Concordance
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InHisVerse Basic is freeware; it never expires.
InHisVerse Bible for Windows makes it easy to study Biblical Greek and Hebrew. It automates Strong's dictionary look-ups by outlining every verse with original definitions, revealing some of the original ideas, lost in translation that inspired the authors. Choose a word from the outline and a lexicon concordance is built instantly, so you can see how the word was used in other passages, in context. The word's linguistic information and additional definitions from Thayer's, Browns and Berean dictionaries is simultaneously displayed. InHisVerse Basic is freeware, it never expires and uses the Berean Study Bible.
Having a basic understanding of major Greek and Hebrew words and concepts should be part of every believer's faith journey. By design, InHisVerse helps you to slow down, meditate and consider parts of scripture easily overlooked, uncovering original meanings to every word in every verse. Teachers will find a wealth of original language knowledge; trains of thought that are not flavored by any doctrinal interpretation, making it easy to build totally accurate lessons quickly. The lexicon concordance shows you how major parts of the Bible fit together, one truth building on another.
Study the Scriptures Like a Bible Translator
=> InHisVerse looks up the Greek/Hebrew definition automatically.
=> So you can spend time considering how wonderfully Biblical words and concepts fit together.
=> Create in-depth and accurate Bible word studies in half the time with much less work.
- Easy to familiarize yourself with the Greek and Hebrew languages.
- Perfect for slow, contemplative Bible study methods.
- Every word outlined with its original definition.
- Click on the word to reveal deeper information, including....
- How each word is pronounced, it's origin, how it was translated.
- Detailed definitions from Strong's, Thayer's, Brown's and Berean Study Bible dictionaries.
- Every verse that uses the word is presented in a full concordance.
- So you can learn the shades of meaning and plays on words known only to native speakers.
- In this example, John starts his Gospel talking about the 'beginning,' but unknown to the English reader, the Greek word arche is also used to describe a ruler, implying a creator always existed.
- These features (IHV Basic) are freeware; totally free of charge.
- As a bonus, you'll receive a 30 day free trial of InHisVerse Extras. Find out more Here
A Great Way To Learn Basic Greek & Hebrew
Greek and Hebrew Definitions As You Read
No Need to Dig. Experience the deep meaning behind the original Greek and Hebrew words and learn the languages while you read. InHisVerse wraps every word, even non-translated ones, with its Strong's Greek and Hebrew dictionary definitions.
A single click is all you need to perform a deep study of the word; detailed definitions from additional dictionary and a full use concordance are displayed instantly.
In this example, Charis is translated as the English word 'grace.' Strong's dictionary defines it as graciousness of manner or act.
Discover the Original Meaning
Word Studies So Easy - It's Automatic
The definition panel contains detailed information about the word, including alternate definitions that convey shades of meaning lost in translation.
Linguistic information, pronunciation, part of speech and occupancies are listed for each word along with detailed definitions from James Strong, Berean, Thayer and Brown-Driver-Brigg's (for the Old Testament) are listed next.
The section ends with how the word was translated in English. It often takes many different English words to describe a single original word.
In this example, Thayer brings out the full definition of grace as it was used in ancient times: "that which affords joy, pleasure, sweetness..." It's the real definition because the root word is chaírō meaning "to rejoice, be glad." The ancients immediately understood what grace was.
InHisVerse Basic is free; it never expires.
A 30 day evaluation of IHV Extras is free with each install.
Linguistics, Definitions, How It Was Translated
Shows When and Where The Word Was Used
See the word in action, understand the shades of meaning only available when it is read alongside cross-references.
Each time you click on a word, InHisVerse instantly builds a complete concordance of every use everywhere in the Bible.
This reference is where the variety and character of the Greek and Hebrew word stand out; you'll understand how it's used in context.
Essential to any Bible teacher, you'll see how scripture natively builds on itself; one part depending on another for full understanding.
It's fascinating to see how different verses expand on the same idea. If you traced through how Charis is used in the New Testament, you'll see the it's almost as if it was a substance that can be given away.
Full Original Word Concordance
Free Trial - InHisVerse Extras!
InHisVerse Basic is freeware; it does not expire. The Bible dictionary lexicon, Strong's definitions, Greek/Hebrew concordance remain free.
Each installation includes a free 30 day trial of IHV Extras:
- Greek/Hebrew Synonym Search.
- Greek Inspector: finds related words for you.
- BibleHub.Com integration including additional Greek/Hebrew lexicons, over 25 translations, parallel Bibles, sermons, commentaries and more...
- King James Version lexicon verse outlines.
- 10 Volume International Standard Bible Encyclopedia.
- Eight scholarly topical dictionaries; including Schaff's, Morrish, and Fausset's.
- Topics indexed by verse, along with global topic search.
- Bookmark your current study.
- Never lose your place; full browsing history.
InHisVerse Basic is free; it never expires.
A 30 day evaluation of IHV Extras is free with each install.
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