Interlinear Bible: my favorite in-depth Bible study tool

Interlinear Bibles bring the original language of the Bible to everyone, no matter their skill level. Here's everything you need to know to get started using them. In this video, I share my top-secret Bible study method for understanding the Bible better even though I'm not that good at Greek or Hebrew.

00:00 Introduction
00:40 What is an interlinear Bible?
01:45 Buying a physical interlinear Bible
05:18 Free online interlinear Bible
06:45 How to use an interlinear Bible
09:18 When to use an interlinear Bible

LINKS
➡️ Interlinear Bibles on Amazon (affiliate links)

VIDEOS

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[divasg]

Thanks Ps Josh for the pro & con to find clarity in 2 version to use the interlinear to find what the original word is.

[hongkongcantonese]

Your love, enthusiasm, and passion are inspiring!

[morsecode]

Oh this is exactly what I needed, thank you so much!

[londasmith]

This video is extremely helpful thank you!

[disciplemaker]

This is interesting. This is new to me. Very cool

[hezekiahwallace]

You should also get the new strong's extended enhanced concordance of The Bible. It goes well with the The Interlinear Bible.

[michaelsmyth]

Wrong if you see something nobody else see's talk about it .
Bring it into the light ! .

[heisrisen]

Just watched this and subscribed. This is my next bible (interlinear) but not sure whether to go esv (my most used translation), the Hendrickson or find a nasb (do you know of one?).
I look forward to seeing what you have for video's. God bless

[greghamilton]

I suggest the Majority Text interlinear by Thomas Nelson.
Check it out!

[emmettjenkins]

Dr. Bill Mounce has written a book for helping understand Greek for non Greek readers that use interliner Bibles. It is Greek for the Rest of Us"

[TruthloverU]

Hello, I need a Hebrew Bible. You showed one at about 55 secs into the video. Can I please have the name of the bible. Thank you for this video.

[divasg]

Hi Ps Josh
Whether free or not if looking for KJV greek to english is better than the reverse correct?

[sylvia]

*In 1 Thessalonians 4:10 used various words (KJV=Beseech (Aka..BEG) NKJV=Urge, NIV=Urge, CSB=Encourage, etc.) So if if I'm looking for the LITERAL Greek word...which word is it translating? See, that to me is the problem here still. I can't really know what is being translated because there are so many English translations! To me there is a difference between Beseech/(beg) from the KJV vs. CSB's "Encourage"....and the other's URGE. Beg is begging, pleading. Encourage doesn't sound as desperate...and URGE to me doesn't even seem urgent either. I know it seems I'm splitting hairs...but when one starts getting deep into doctrine discoveries...it can be confusing.*

[itssammierose]

I just bought an interlinear hebrew greek english. But im struggling to really understand how to use it. I am looking for an example of someone reading it to really understand it. Could you do that?

[PastorPeewee]

So only English to grek not both in 1 ?

[philipmaher]

I think we are all accountable for evaluating Scripture and what interpretations seem accurate because they lead to very different lifestyles and different paths. I think it would be great if we could all learn Greek and Hebrew but it is not going to happen for everyone. The religious leaders and authorities in the past have let us down with their interpretations and the people were punished because they did not look to Gods heart. How much more so now that we have Holy Spirit? Sure we probably aren’t as good at dissecting tiny details, but there is a lot of need for evaluation and if we just pick someone and follow their lead rather than where God is trying to lead us, it will lead to as much disaster as it has in the past; if not exponentially more because we are more accountable for our actions, as we have Holy Spirit now.

Anyway so I am clearly confused as to what you are saying. I hope I am phrasing my confusion correctly. Because this is text it might seem overly confrontational like I am attacking what you are saying. I am not trying to, I am just trying to freely express my confused thoughts and feelings on the matter so you may, probably much more eloquently than me, explain my misunderstanding.

Thank you for your instruction. May God bless you.

[geoffreybudge]

The gospels and early missives were all written in Hebrew to the Messianic Jews and those few gentiles who followed the way

[oldranger]

the word is not "Ridden"; it is "Writ-Tin".

[Mirror]

I think you are blaspheming when you say that we can't determine our own meaning and must go with the other translators. The Holy Spirit guides.