REFERENCES
BIBLE HUB is an awesome resource.
biblehub.com
Parallel Chapters - NIV, ESV, NASB, KJV, HCSB - click on the first symbol, under "Parallel"
Interlinear - http://biblehub.com/interlinear/genesis/1-1.htm
Strong's concordance number, lexicon, Hebrew for Old Testament, Greek for New Testament,
Official Hebrew or Greek, English, OT - parsing key, NT - Greek parsing key.
Parsing Abbreviations, parts of speech - http://biblehub.com/abbrev.htm
Lexion with definitions and origins in chart form - http://biblehub.com/lexicon/acts/11-1.htm
Timeline of Old Testament - http://biblehub.com/timeline/old.htm
Summary of Genesis - http://biblehub.com/summary/genesis/1.htm
Outline of Revelation ch 4 - http://biblehub.com/outline/revelation/4.htm
Maps - geocoding - Acts 11 - maps > OpenBible.info > geocoding > Acts > Acts 11 preview.
Google Earth - zoom in and out, street view (current day).
Red dots show locations mentioned in the Bible. Click on a red dot for the city and verses.
http://www.openbible.info/geo/preview/acts.11
Note: Reading 5 translations at once, parallel chapters - shown in 5 columns, is very enlightening. Just read one translation until you are stumped with the meaning of a word or phrase. Then read across the other translations for other definitions. This saves so much time from visiting a Thesaurus or Bible dictionary each time. HCSB tends to be the easiest of the 5 to comprehend.
BIBLE GATEWAY
biblegateway.com
This has a multitude of translations and languages of the Bible, including HWP, Hawaii Pidgin.
https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=matt+1&version=HWP
Some easy to understand versions: ERV, MSG, AMP, VOICE, HCSB
Some translations can be downloaded and read offline.
Some offer audio.
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BLUE LETTER BIBLE
blueletterbible.org
Quick Nav - Navigates you to the book and chapter quickly.
Click on TOOLS button to see the reverse interlinear layout.
This shows, English, the Strong's reference number, Greek and how to pronounce the Greek.
The layout is excellent and provides access to over 50 books instantly.
This is a great way to learn Greek.
Agape is pronounced Ah - GAH - pay.
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PDQ Reference to the Books of the Bible
PDQ
This lists the books as T1xx for the Old Testament
and T2xx for the New Testament.
Why?
To maintain the order with the computer, and with folders.
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Got Questions - Bible Questions Answered
https://www.gotquestions.org/
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Church Lingo - https://www.understandchristianity.com/
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Give Me the Bible - 3ABN - by Kenneth Cox
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