Greek Interlinear Bible 1.3

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How to use the Greek Interlinear Bible

Version 1.3 of the Greek interlinear Bible has a new look and feel with the introduction of iOS 7 support. Although some of the icons have changed, everything is still in the same place, so this new version should work very much like the previous version.

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Navigation

Navigating the Bible is made very easy by two different mechanisms. The first mechanism is the left-hand navigation bar, which you can make visible by tapping the Menu button, which will display a list of Bible Books that you can choose from, your highlights, your annotations, or your most recent history, based on the selection at the top of the left-hand navigation bar.

To go directly to a Bible reference, press Goto at the top, and then select the book from the grid below. Once you select a book, you'll be presented with a grid of chapters in that book. Select a chapter from the grid, and you'll be presented with a grid of verses in that chapter. Tap on the verse you want to go to and after the left-hand navigation bar closes, you'll be taken to that spot in the Bible.

If you want to go to one of your highlights, press Highlights instead, and then select the reference from the list. To help your memory, the references are colored with the highlight color you used when you created them. Once you tap a reference, you'll be taken to that spot in the Bible.

If you want to go to one of your annotations, press Notes instead. Then select one of your notes from the list. As a memory aide, a portion of your note is displayed in the list. Once you tap a note, you'll be taken to that particular spot in the Bible. If you want to search your notes, just tap the search bar and enter your search. When done, tap , and the notes matching your search results will be displayed. If you want to see all your notes, just tap the search bar, clear the search, and dismiss the keyboard.

If you want to go to a place you've been recently, press History. You'll see a list of all the references and searches you've viewed lately (up to 200). Tap a reference and you'll be taken to that spot in the Bible. Tap a search, and you'll be taken to the search results.

If you want to search for a particular keyword or phrase, you can press Search. You'll be able to type in the search field your query, and tap , and the verses matching your search will appear. Tap one to be taken to the particular passage.

If you want to look at a particular Strong's # or search the Strong's dictonary, press Strongs. Type in the G# or other search term, and tap , and the Strong's entries matching your search will appear.

While you are reading and come to the end of a particular chapter, you don't need to open up the left- hand navigation bar and select a new reference just to continue reading. Instead, you can just swipe left or right with your finger to change pages, just like typical book reader. Swipe to the left to go forward one chapter, and swipe to the right to go back one chapter. (Note: If you swipe right too close to the edge of the screen, you'll open the sidebar instead.)

Note: You can display the left-hand navigation bar by swiping right from the left edge of the screen. To close it again, just swipe left anywhere to the right of the navigation bar.

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Copy a Verse to the Clipboard

There may be times when you want to take a verse (or more) and use it in another app or send it to someone via email or some other social tool. All you have to do is tap on the verse(s) you wish to copy, and then tap-and-hold with your finger anywhere within the selection. A menu will appear, and is the first item on that menu. Tap it, and the both the left and right-side verse (along with any notes) will be copied to your clipboard. You can then go to your other application and paste the contents of your clipboard.

If you only want to copy the left or right-side text, select the item instead. A secondary menu will appear with the options to copy the left or right-side.

Note: If your selected Greek edition has the Strong's Numbers and Morphology Parsings, those will be included. Any notes that you've attached to the verse(s) will also be included.
Note: You can only copy verses within a single chapter — that is, you can't select some verses, move to the next chapter, and select some more and have the entire selection be copied. Only the verses within the visible chapter will be copied.

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Create, Edit, and Manage Annotations

When studying the Word, there will often be times when you wish to make notes or annotations about the text you are reading. To create a note (or view/edit a previously created note), just tap-and-hold anywhere within the verse you want to annotate, and a menu will appear. Tap and a note-entry screen will be displayed.

The first text field is the title of the annotation, and is set to the passage reference by default. This allows notes to act as good bookmarks if you don't want to change the title. If, however, you want the title to reflect something about the note, you can tap in the text field and change the title to whatever you wish.

The rest of the note-entry screen is for your note. Just tap anywhere inside it to start editing it. By default it is filled in with the Greek and English verse, just in case there are portions you wanted to reference. You can clear it out entirely if you wish only to create a bookmark, or you can enter any text you want. There is not really any limit on the length of the note, though practically these will only tend to be a few paragraphs long.

While editing a note, the two buttons at the top of the note-entry screen are and . You can tap to undo any editing you may have done, or you can tap to save your work.

If you are viewing a previously created note, and have not yet started to edit it, you can also delete the note by tapping . If you just want to close the note, tap .

Note: Notes, by default, are presented in-line with the Biblical text. If you want to turn this off, uncheck the "Show Inline Notes?" item in Settings.

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Create and Manage Highlights

There may be occasions where you will want to highlight a particular verse (or series of verses) for some reason. You can do this easily by first tapping the verses you want to highlight, and then tap-and-hold until the menu appears. Tap , and a new menu will appear.

This new menu has several options: a series of colors and . The colors will add a highlight to the selected verses, while the latter will remove any existing highlight from the same selected verses.

You can have as many highlights as you'd like. There is no enforced limit.

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Searching the Bible and the Strong's Dictionary

Searching is a critical component when studying the Word. As such there are several different ways you can search both the Bible and the Strong's Dictionary.

The first method involves coming across a word you want to know more about while reading the Bible. You can tap-and-hold on the word in question, and you should notice that the word will be highlighted for a brief moment. The menu will also appear with a item. Tap it and you'll be presented with another menu containing and .

If you select , a Search view will appear, and the search for the highlighted word will be initiated. If it is a long search, you may see an indicator on-screen — this is normal and will go away when the search is finished.

The same thing will occur when you select , only you'll see the Strong's Lookup View.

Note: If you have turned on Greek Transliteration, understand that this applies both to the visual display of Greek and to searches.

Once the search is complete, a list of results will appear. You can then tap on that result. If you are searching the Bible, you'll go to that particular verse. If you are searching the Strong's Dictionary, you'll be presented with a menu that will let you conduct a new search containing all the verses where that particular Strong's Number was found, or copy the Strong's text to the clipboard. If you long-press on a G# in a Strong's search, you can also go directly to that index by tapping in the menu that appears.

The second method involves tapping Search in the sidebar or in the top toolbar, or Strongs in the sidebar. Once there you can tap on the search field to enter your desired search term(s). Press on the on-screen keyboard to start the search.

When searching using this method, you can get pretty complicated with your search terms. Here's a quick rundown of how you can use various operators to change the search meaning:

Tip: If you find typing the + or - too difficult, you can substitute a period (.) for the +, and an exclamation point (!) for the -.

When searching Greek and English, case is disregarded. Therefore you can search for "abraham" and the result will return verses with "Abraham". Also, when searching for Greek words, you aren't required to type in the diacritical marks.

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Defining a Word

Sometimes you'll come across a word you aren't familiar with. When you do, you can tap-and-hold on the word until the menu appears. Then tap on to receive a definition of that word.

Note: If you tap-and-hold a Strong's Number, you may notice on the menu. This is just a shortcut to tapping and .

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Explaining a Verse with a Commentary

There will be times, no doubt, when you will wish to consult a commentary about the particular verse you are reading. To do this, just tap-and-hold anywhere in the verse, and the menu will appear. If you are connected to the Internet you should see on the menu. Tap this, and a web browser will open that takes you to a site run by Biblos.com (specifically, http://bible.cc) where a lot of different versions of the verse are displayed. If you scroll down a distance, you'll come across the Parallel Comentaries. These often provide valuable insight to the verse you are studying.

When you are finished reading, just tap .

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Text and Paragraph Layout

You can change the text and paragraph layout, as well as adjust screen brightness, by tapping Layout. There are many options available, including four different themes, different fonts and sizes, and different layout options.

When you are finished, just tap on the iPhone, or tap outside the popover on the iPad.

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Settings

You can change the text layout, Greek and English text, import and export, and more by navigationg to the Settings area. Just tap Settings, which is located near the top right of the screen.

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Morphology

Where available, the morphology of the Greek word is displayed in green text. This code describes the type of word, the person used (that is, first, second, third person), and various tenses. An exhaustive key of what these mean is located at

http://koti.24.fi/jusalak/GreekNT/PARSINGS.TXT.

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Data Sources and Acknowledgements

Without the following data sources, the software would not have been possible.

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Biblical Texts

All Biblical Text Sources and Attributions may be found under Settings, and then under "Manage Bibles..."

Book & Chapter Counts

Obtained from http://www.deafmissions.com/tally/bkchptrvrs.html

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Strong's Dictionary

Dictionary of Greek Words, taken from Strong's Exhaustive Concordance

Authored by James Strong, S.T.D., LL.D., 1890. JSON Version (C) Copyright 2009, Open Scriptures. CC-BY-SA. Derived from XML. The XML version of this work was prepared in 2006 by Ulrik Petersen (http://ulrikp.org) from the ASCII e-text version presented below. The XML version contains "real" UTF-8 Greek where the original ASCII e-text version had transliteration. The XML has a stand-alone DTD which should be easy to follow. Ulrik Petersen welcomes bugfixes to the text. Please send them to the address provided on the website: http://ulrikp.org

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