Tremendously helpful
I've been using this app for quite a number of years now (I'm thinking almost a decade) and it has gone from strength to strength with each update. It has become my first resource for researching Greek and Hebrew words and finding occurrences of those words elsewhere in Scripture. Conversely, it is also helpful for searching for English words and checking to see whether the underlying Greek or Hebrew is consistently the same. For example, I was recently researching whether the word 'converted' in Matt 18:3 meant the same as 'regenerated' or had a different nuance. I was quickly able to identify the Greek (G4762 - strefo) and find other occurrences of that Greek word (discovering that the word is almost exclusively translated 'turned' elsewhere in Scripture). I could then search 'convert', 'converts' and 'converted' and discover whether there were other Greek words translated as such... which there were e.g. G1994 (epistrefo) - which is closer to 'return' than 'turn'. Okay, perhaps too much detail. But this app makes such interrogation very simple and swift. If I could ask for one simple improvement, it would be a 'back' and 'forwards' function which allows the user to return to the previous screen and then back again if they wish. I live in the UK and support the Trinitarian Bible Society and Dean Burgon Society on the basis of my grave concerns about the source texts used by modern deviant versions. So I'm delighted to see that Brian is now also starting to compile a library of significant alterations found in bibles based upon the critical texts rather than the Received Text. The fact that Brian makes such an excellent resource available free of charge says a lot i.e. his heart is to aid God's people rather than make money out of them. But if, like me, you have found this resource to be truly helpful, then why not subscribe and support him in his efforts? Dr Daniel Harper.
