The Interlinear Bible: Hebrew-Greek-English: Volume 1 Hardcover – 4 Oct. 2005

I truly believe this is the closest I will ever get to reading the word as it was originally written,It is just incredible!!!!Ok so I have around 20 bibles because I've been searching for the most accurate... the Bible I had previous to this was a wycliffes bible which if you don't know predates the King james and is written in middle English which at 1st is very difficult to unserstand but clearly God wanted me to read that 1st because boy oh boy this is next level,I'd like to point out I'm reading the original translation that is under the hebrew and greek not the 2nd translation in the colums because that is kind of diluted and you really won't realise if you don't read both which I have a few times to help translate a particularly difficult section which then blows my mind how I didn't see the connection due to the words being mixed up but trust me once you find the flow of how the words join it starts to come alive!!!The sentences are much like middle English but imagine if you will subtitles on the tv that aren't in English and you hear them say a name but the place in the sentences doesn't line up with the speech this is how the words are on the page so slow down and read it as if it may need reordering and then it will just start to make sense and you won't even think about it,You definitely need to get the strongs expanded concordence because this also adds another deeper layer... the Hebrew language only has 22 letters and so a lot of their words hold many different meanings which the greeks never knew about and so things got translated how they think and to be fair they're very close but some words have many many different meanings depending on the situation and the concordance tells you exactly what each word means in each passage and how it should be translated, I included a picture of it at the end.Also if you do get the concordance you will inevitably find a word in greek and think "this doesnt match" thats because even though you're reading a translation from greek they retain the hebrew root words so you need to find that same number in the hebrew section,This Bible unfortunately doesn't include the apocryphal textsI have noticed people mentioning how small the print size is and yes it is very small, I have always had good eyesight up close but you may need a magnifying glass to read it.It's a nice big bible and has the best smelling pages I've ever smelt 😆👌If you can afford it then go for it with the concordance it will be worth it 🙌

I did not have the existing Bible texts at the time of Jesus Christ, from which Jesus Christ read in synagogues. I am a novice, but I think I'm on the right track thinking about reading the Bible in the original as Jesus Christ has read. I am a descendant of the tribe of mother of Virgin Mary, Anna, and I believe that this will help me to lecture the Hebrew Bible well (as I understand, on the front cover of the Middle Ages and Germanic Bibles, is Anna sitting on a chair, and at its foot is the Bible and the Virgin Mary, learning the Bible from her mother).

Yes the text is small, definitely do NOT let it put you off buying this. The word for word translation as well as Strongs numbering for each word is worth it! Worth every penny! Plus I ordered from ‘Wordery’, cannot fault them. Quick delivery every time I have ordered from them.

I really Like this Bible, it really helps to understand the exact words and meaning of words which were originally written in the holy scriptures, I would not buy this on it's own though, that would go against the whole point of this bible, this bible should be bought if you own or are planning to own Strongs expanded exhaustive concordance, the reason being, each word in this bible is numbered, and this number tells you the number of a word found in S,E,E,C, which then gives you the word and meaning in it's original Language, weather it's old testament Hebrew, or new testament Greek, So as a study bible this is very good, but only if you own a copy of Strongs expanded exhaustive concordance, and when these two books are used together, in my opinion they are together the best study tool that you could have for the holy scriptures, although there are some words that are questionable, for the most part it is very accurate, and well worth paying for, if you are truly seeking the word of God, then this is an essential study tool, and you should definitely buy this Book, along with strongs expanded exhaustive concordance. The reason I gave this 4 stars and not 5, is because the text in the book is very small, and you have to get really close to read it and this is annoying , but this is the only problem I have with this book.

This is absolutely essential to anyone God has called deeper !I believe it to be the most accurate and resourceful Word of God available to us in the UK .

This is a gem. If you want to dive into the intricacies of the scripture, this is recommended. Other than buying multiple translations, this will help you study the original biblical languages without immersing yourself into someone else' thinking.

Thank you

Lots of spelling mistakes and small errors in the english text in the Old Testament.I love the translation in the Old Testament that runs alongside the interlinear Hebrew text though - 'A literal translation of the Bible'.Such a good translation.Not a fan of the King James english translation running alongside the new testament interlinear section though - just makes the whole thing even more complicated to read.The book is very large.It is not without it's flaws but I like it as a whole.Would certainly recommend it for the Old Testament section of this book. I would, however buy the Tyndale Greek English Interlinear New Testament for the New Testament though. I has a nicer laid out interlinear section which is easier to read and it has NRSV english text running alongside - which is a pleasure to read.