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Study the Bible’s Original Languages, Even with Rusty Greek or Hebrew
An interlinear Bible shows you the Greek or Hebrew alongside the English text. Every Logos plan includes interlinear tools to get you started.
Want to Know What the Greek and Hebrew Say?
Scripture contains even more depth of insight when you can follow along in Greek or Hebrew. Interlinear tools can help, but many of the free ones only show the words, then leave you stuck the moment you have a real question.
An Interlinear Bible in Logos Bridges That Gap
- 01See the Hebrew or Greek text and its English equivalent together without needing a degree to understand.
- 02Tap any word for its definition, grammatical parsing, Strong's number, and more.
- 03Move from a single word to a full word study, lexicon entry, or commentary in one click.
How an Interlinear Bible Works in Logos
Every Logos plan includes interlinear tools, so you can start using one the moment your trial begins—no extra purchase required. Toggle the interlinear view on or off directly inside your English Bible, and choose exactly which details you want to see: lemma forms, morphology, manuscript text, and more.
Tap any word for instant definitions and parsing
Where free online interlinears stop at a word-by-word gloss, Logos goes further. Tap a Greek or Hebrew word and see its definition, grammatical parsing, Strong's or Louw-Nida number, and more, without opening a second tool or losing your place in the text.
Start with a word and study how the Bible uses it
Right-click on a word to open the menu, where you can hear how it’s pronounced and jump into a Bible Word Study, Factbook entry, related people or events, and more.
Frequently Asked Questions
An interlinear Bible places the original Hebrew or Greek text alongside a word-by-word English translation, so you can see exactly which original word corresponds to each English word. It's a study tool that shows you what's beneath your English Bible.
A traditional interlinear leads with the original-language text, in its original word order, with English glosses below each word. A reverse interlinear keeps your English translation as the base, with the Greek or Hebrew beneath it in English word order.
Logos offers both formats, so you can choose which works best for you. Read more with our article on Original Language Research.
You can jump straight into deeper study in the moment with a Bible word study.
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