Interlinear Scripture Analyzer is a concordance search and database program for Windows. It allows you to read the original Old and New Testaments of the Bible by providing consistent etymological and idiomatic English translations. If you want to display lyrics for church songs with the projector, you may use a special tool called OpenSong.

Brief review

After launch, you are greeted with a comprehensive interface layout that features 9 interlinear levels, parallel translation columns and notes linked to verse, as well as Strong’s number. The databases included with the software are the Westcott-Hort Greek New Testament with sublinears and the Westminster Leningrad Codex, which comes with a few passages written in Aramaic. Please note, these sections of text are tagged with a small bracketed letter A for readers’ information.

Additional notes

Due to the fact that the application transcripts the original versions of the Testaments, the translations are made from the languages they were written in. This means the New Testament interpretation is based on first-century Greek, while the Old Testament relies on discovered Hebrew texts.

Summary

The main advantage of this utility is the Concordant View structure which demonstrates the relationships between Greek or Hebrew words and sublinear renderings. The Interlinear Scripture Analyzer enables those interested in the study of the Bible to closely examine both the original scriptures and their translations.

Features

free to download and use;
compatible with modern Windows versions;
gives you the ability to read Bible translations;
includes a comprehensive Hebrew database;
you can search by word and number.