Synonyms, Greek Root Words, KJV, Scholarly Opinion, BibleHub.Com
IHV Extras - The Dictionary You'll Use Everyday
- Tools for serious Bible study and sermon creation.
- Find related Greek/Hebrew words with a Synonym Search.
- Greek Inspector finds related words with a click of a mouse.
- Integrates the BibleHub.Com which has additional Greek/Hebrew lexicons,
over 25 translations, parallel Bibles, sermons, commentaries and much more...
- Choose the King James Version for definition outlines.
- Expansive 10 Volume International Standard Bible Encyclopedia.
- Expert articles from eight scholarly dictionaries and topical bibles including Schaff's, Morrish, and Fausset's.
- Every article is indexed by their verse references, as well as a standard global topic search.
- Extensive chain references are displayed for every article.
- Bookmark your current study.
- Never lose your place; full browsing history.
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Dig Deep into Greek, Hebrew, Bible Topics and BibleHub.Com
Easy and Accurate Bible Study
Search Greek/Hebrew for English Synonyms
Search for Synonyms bridges the gap between Greek and Hebrew words.
Use it to query Greek and Hebrew definitions and translated words; become acquainted with both languages at once.
Highlight a result and the original word is defined along with a full cross-reference of how and where the word was used in the original Bible text.
Searches Definitions and Translated Words
Use Greek Inspector To Find Related Words
You don't need to be an expert to find Greek words that are similar to each other.
That's because many Greek words contain a 'root' word used to build up nouns, verbs, male and female variants. Highlight any part of the Greek word in the Greek Inspector and discover its related words.
Here's an interesting example:
- Charis is the word translated 'grace' in English.
- Do a Bible Search for the word 'grace.'
- In Luke 2:40, Highlight 'Grace' (Charis) in the Examiner.
- Press the Greek Inspector button in Definitions panel.
- You'll notice all the letters in Charis are highlighted.
- You should see 6 closely related words.
- Now, Highlight only 'Char' and look at the results!
- Grace is related to cheerfulness; it's a favor granted and is at the root of the Holy Spirit's gifts.
Locate Related Words Regardless of Position
Dictionary Articles Listed By Verse Reference
In addition to listing articles by subject, Extras takes things to a deeper level, indexing every article to it's referring verse.
Verse references gives you an insight into what scholarly experts thought the verse was about and presents chain references based on topic rather than original Greek / Hebrew word.
Press the 'topics' button to look up the current verse in 9 different encyclopedias, dictionaries and topical Bibles.
Here's an example when 'peace' is chosen from the International Standard Bible Encyclopedia.
The article is displayed with scripture references highlighted and listed in the cross-reference panel.
Solid Biblical Theology and Reference Chains
Directly Access BibleHub.Com Pages
No extra clicks or searches needed; to view the current InHisVerse on BibleHub.Com, click
. The Bible Hub has 28 different translations in a parallel bible, as well as classic sermons and commentaries along with a topical Bible.
Definitions, Sermons, Parallel and much more...
Greek and Hebrew From the Bible Hub!
Extras gives you one touch access to the Bible Hub's Greek and Hebrew Dictionary - Press
in the definitions panel.
Bible Hub: More Greek & Hebrew Definitions
Bookmarks & Activity History
Need to review yesterday's lesson? Got lost in a fascinating chain-reference? Activity History and Bookmarks gets you back to where you were easily and instantly.
Get Back - Easily & Instantly
King James Version Lexicon
In addition to the Berean Study Bible, IHV Extras also includes the King James Version Lexicon.
Every Greek and Hebrew word is outlined alongside its Strong's definition.
Greek / Hebrew Outlines in the King James Version
