Now Printing: ESV Reverse Interlinear New Testament

The files for the ESV English-Greek Reverse Interlinear New Testament have been sent to the company that will print the physical copies of the book. It’s currently on-track for a September 2006 release.

The Reverse Interlinear contains the text of the ESV as the top line, with the Greek (word, transliterated word, morphology, and Strong’s number) below it. It provides an easy way for you to see some of the patterns in the original languages of the New Testament even if you don’t know Greek.

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3 Responses to “Now Printing: ESV Reverse Interlinear New Testament”

  1. Samshua » Blog Archive » ESV Does It Again Says:
    August 3rd, 2006 at 12:35 am

    […] It seems like the ESV is just cranking “it” out. They have a new interlinear Bible due out in the Fall. For anyone interested in serious Bible Study, this is a great resource to get. You don’t even really need to know Greek. This will help you. […]

  2. Godverbs Says:
    August 11th, 2006 at 1:13 pm

    The Wait is (Almost) Over

    I thought this day would never come.
    Now Printing: ESV Reverse Interlinear New Testament
    Nah, I knew it was coming. It was the waiting that was the hardest. Way to go, guys!

    …

  3. CSS for Interlinear Styling Says:
    January 18th, 2007 at 4:23 pm

    Many Bible readers are introduced to interlinear displays through a New Testament that shows the correspondance between English and Greek terms. Lots of other language-related phenomenon can also be aptly visualized using interlinear