The Analytical Old Testament brings together in one place all the study tools you should ever need to study the Hebrew text.

Note: If your Online Bible is version 5.8 or newer all of these modules are already included in your program and you only need to unlock the Analytical Bible / Literal Bible to take advantage of this Hebrew Bible study. If you are using an older version you will need to install this download in order to use the unlock code.

Hebrew has only two tenses, complete and incomplete, which are translated as the perfect and present tense in English. The tenses of the verbs are preserved. There is no future tense since, as in all Semitic languages, ancient and modern, so we do not have a future tense. The future tense is derived from the context. Usually a verb is expressed in the perfect tense for which an action has not yet been completed. Genesis 4:14 is an example where the Hebrew says “has happened’  and most English translations say “will happen.”

Englishman’s Analytical Old Testament (Analytical)

• complete Ben Asher text with modifications from the older Jewish Ben Chayyyim text
• footnotes on quirks in the Ben Chayyim text included from Trapp and Gill
• Hebrew words morphologically separated
• literal English translation for each Hebrew word
• 100% of words supplied by the translator in italics
• Strong’s number supplied for each Hebrew word
• acrostics included from Hebrew Bible for all chapters
• Hebrew verse numbering noted where it differs from Authorized Version
• complete grammar information for each Hebrew word
• keyed to grammar notes from Gesenius’ index
• “%” indicated change in number from Hebrew, singular or plural, male or female.
• “&” indicated an English word implied by the Hebrew vowel points.
• Qere readings denoted by […] as opposed to Kithiv readings.
• Verbs translated as present or past. Future tense determined by context.
• The English with an _ (underscore) indicates a word that was not translated into English

Englishman’s Literal Translation from the Hebrew (Literal)

• same content as English words in Analytical except for punctuation, capitalization and word order
• you can see exactly how the translation was derived by comparing it with the Analytical
• acrostics from Hebrew included in appropriate verses
• keyed to Strong’s numbers
• Hebrew verse number noted in the English text where it differs.
• 100% of words supplied by the translator are in italics
• Verbs translated as present or past. Future tense determined by context.
• the AV, ESV, NKJV and NLT consulted in making English translation

Brown Driver Briggs Hebrew Gesenius Lexicon (BDB)

• reorganized in Strong’s number sequence
• all verses mapped into the Authorized Version from the Hebrew Bible
• verse references not relating to the Strong’s entry are in italics
• all missing verse references for an entry are included
• all incorrect verse references are corrected

Gesenius’ Hebrew Grammar (GK)

• All verses mapped into the Authorized Version from the Hebrew Bible
• all footnotes to grammar indicated by “GK”

Exhaustive Analytical Concise Hebrew Concordance/Lexicon (AnaHebConcise)

• summary and frequency of English words used in Literal Translation
• grammar information
• organized by Strong’s numbers

Exhaustive Analytical Hebrew/English Concordance/Lexicon (AnaHebEng)

• organized by Strong’s number
• word counts for each item
• each entry contains Hebrew word, English translation, grammar information, references

Exhaustive Analytical English/Hebrew Concordance/Lexicon  (AnaEngHeb)

• organized by Strong’s number
• word counts for each item
• each entry contains English translation, Hebrew word, grammar information, references

Exhaustive Analytical Parsing Information (AnalyticalParsings)

• contains the parsing information for the Old Testament
• the New Testament using Dr. Robinson’s parsings

We followed the TR (Textus Receptus) text as given by George Berry’ Interlinear and entered by Dr. Maurice Robinson. The parsing done by Dr. Robinson were included. We included the Scrivener Annotated Greek New Testament as variant readings. These indicate the exact text used by the 1611 translators and were used by Jay Green in his Interlinear New Testament and published by The Dean Burgon Society. These are denoted by […].   All Greek text is fully accented, keyed to Strong’s number and fully parsed. Only proper names in the Greek are capitalized. We have no use for the critical text (Westcott and Hort Text and its derivatives)  popularized by most modern translations.

Where the aorist has no English equivalent (imperatives and infinitives) the English verb is prefixed with a “%”. Words where the editor departed from the Greek analytical information are indicated with a “+”. Otherwise, the tenses of the verbs are preserved.

Englishman’s  Literal Translation from the Greek (Literal)

• same content as English words in Analytical except for punctuation, capitalization and word order you can see exactly how the translation was derived by comparing it with the Analytical
• keyed to Strong’s numbers
• &” indicated an English word implied by the Greek ending, either Genitive or Dative.
• Greek NT verse number is noted in the English text where it differs.
• 100% of words supplied by the translator are in italics
• the AV, ESV, NKJV and NLT consulted in making English translation

Lexicons
These include Thayer’s Greek Lexicon,  Abbott and Smith’s Greek Lexicon and Liddell and Scott’s Greek Lexicon. These are all keyed to Strong’s numbers and restricted to words found only in the New Testament. Also included are the following lexicons derived from directly from the Greek text.

Exhaustive Analytical Concise Greek Concordance/Lexicon (AnaGrkConcise)

• summary and frequency of English words used in Literal Translation
• grammar information
• keyed to Strong’s numbers

Exhaustive Analytical Greek/English Concordance/Lexicon (AnaGrkEng)

• organized by Strong’s number
• word counts for each item
• each entry contains Greek word, English translation, grammar information, references

Exhaustive Analytical English/Greek Concordance/Lexicon (AnaEngGrk)

• organized by Strong’s number
• word counts for each item
• each entry contains English translation, Greek word, grammar information, references