New Revised Standard Version with Reverse Interlinear
Overview
The New Revised Standard Version (NRSV), released in 1989, is an English translation of the Protestant Bible and the Apocrypha. The NRSV is updated revision of the Revised Standard Version, itself a revision of the American Standard Version. It maintains the traditions of the older versions with fresh new vocabulary and modern English construction, designed to meet the needs of churches and individuals from a wide range of backgrounds.
The NSRV, translated with the benefit of the Dead Sea Scrolls, reflects manuscript discoveries and advances in modern scholarship. This translation also adopts a policy of gender inclusive language and eliminates usage of archaic second person familiar forms, “thee” and “thou.”
As a unique feature of Logos Bible Software, the included Hebrew and Greek Logos reverse interlinear resources transform your NRSV translation with amazing functionality. See word-by-word comparisons across translations, and access Strong's numbers, the Bible Sense Lexicon, and Bible Word Study with just a click. The Logos reverse interlinear simplifies your original-language study. Unlike a traditional interlinear, which displays the Greek and Hebrew words in order, the reverse interlinear keeps the word order in line with the English translation, and moves the Greek and Hebrew words around to match, making it much easier to explore the original languages. With Logos Bible Software, the most efficient and comprehensive research tools are in one place, so you get the most out of your study.
- Compares the Hebrew or Greek and English text side-by-side
- Provides easy access to the Greek text for all language-skill levels
- Offers interlinear features such as idioms and cross-references
- Title: New Revised Standard Version with Reverse Interlinear
- Authors: John Schwandt, Jake Parslow
- Publishers: Lexham Press, Thomas Nelson, Faithlife
- Resource Type: Reverse Interlinear
- Topic: Language and Interpretation
