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Interlinear Scripture Analyzer

Edward

Edward

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I downloaded the Interlinear Scripture Analyzer yesterday and am learning to use it. I wondered if any members here are using it and can give me some tips on its use. (Or even if there is a better one that I should have gotten). For those who do not know what this is, it is an application wherein it has Greek and Hebrew in it so that one can read the Hebrew and Greek in their literal translations, and at the same time on the top the KJV of the same passage or verse. Some words in the KJV and other versions reword things for the reader to be able to more easily read it. Being able to go read the literal tranlastion and Hebrew & Greek sometimes gives a slightly different wording and perspective for increased edification.

I'm not terribly computer savvy so many of its functions I have no idea what they are and how they may help my study by using them. So far all I can really do is look up any passage and read the literal translation. This is good, but I'm sure that I can get more out of it if I knew how to use it better. Does anyone have any tips for a brother in Christ?
 
Edward said:
I downloaded the Interlinear Scripture Analyzer yesterday and am learning to use it. I wondered if any members here are using it and can give me some tips on its use. (Or even if there is a better one that I should have gotten). For those who do not know what this is, it is an application wherein it has Greek and Hebrew in it so that one can read the Hebrew and Greek in their literal translations, and at the same time on the top the KJV of the same passage or verse. Some words in the KJV and other versions reword things for the reader to be able to more easily read it. Being able to go read the literal tranlastion and Hebrew & Greek sometimes gives a slightly different wording and perspective for increased edification.

I'm not terribly computer savvy so many of its functions I have no idea what they are and how they may help my study by using them. So far all I can really do is look up any passage and read the literal translation. This is good, but I'm sure that I can get more out of it if I knew how to use it better. Does anyone have any tips for a brother in Christ?
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Is it a bit like looking up Strong's numbers?
 
Does it have other translations that can be loaded, such as NASB or others?
 
It's very much so like Strongs, but easier and faster. Just click click click. (I have Strongs too)
 
Edward said:
It's very much so like Strongs, but easier and faster. Just click click click. (I have Strongs too)
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This is what it sounded like, yes. I guess you'll get the hang of the different medium if you are already familiar with the Strong's.
 
Pretty sure it had the ASV in it also. I (think) other modules are available for it also but I didn't spend much time at that, I was trying to get Hebrew vowels to load and it kept asking me for my XP Pro disc which has escaped me. It still seems to work good though, it says some vowels may not display properly but I see no evidence of that yet.
 
Edward said:
Pretty sure it had the ASV in it also. I (think) other modules are available for it also but I didn't spend much time at that, I was trying to get Hebrew vowels to load and it kept asking me for my XP Pro disc which has escaped me. It still seems to work good though, it says some vowels may not display properly but I see no evidence of that yet.
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That seems odd that it would ask for your OS system disk unless there was something wrong with your OS. I would do a virus scan on this software to make sure there isn't anything malicious in it.
 
Edward said:
Pretty sure it had the ASV in it also. I (think) other modules are available for it also but I didn't spend much time at that, I was trying to get Hebrew vowels to load and it kept asking me for my XP Pro disc which has escaped me. It still seems to work good though, it says some vowels may not display properly but I see no evidence of that yet.
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Edward, yes I think it's possibly complexity of the the computer side rather than the Bible study side that you are asking about.
 
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