Scriptorium TR

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**Strong's, rebuilt word by word** Every word of the KJV is now linked to the Hebrew or Greek word it translates, from the King James Version's own texts: the Hebrew Masoretic text and the Textus Receptus. When the KJV splits one Hebrew word across a verse ("And God saw"), its pieces are linked as one. The small words the Hebrew writes on its words ("and", "in", "his") go with the word they belong to. The words the translators supplied stay in italics, and every other word is underlined: solid where it has a Strong's number, dotted where the Hebrew word has none. The KJV usage counts are the KJV's own. **Interlinear** See any verse in its Hebrew or Greek, word by word: each word with its transliteration and full parsing ("Verb · Qal · Perfect · 3rd masculine singular"). Hebrew reads from the right. Tap a word to see its definition under it. Open it from any Strong's entry, or select a verse and tap Parse. Small Hebrew words with no Strong's number of their own, such as lo ("unto him"), have an entry too. **Search the dictionary and Strong's** Search now has tabs for verses, Webster's 1828 dictionary and Strong's. Results come as you type, and your recent searches are kept. Words that Webster's 1828 doesn't have come from Wiktionary. **More commentaries built in** The Scofield Reference Notes, Spurgeon's Treasury of David, F. B. Meyer's Through the Bible Day by Day and Clarence Larkin's Dispensational Truth now come with the app, alongside the Treasury of Scripture Knowledge. **Verse Feed** A new place in Study Tools to swipe through well-known verses, one at a time. Double-tap a verse to add it to Memory Verses. **Fixes and improvements** • Choose the version when adding a memory verse • A number named in a Strong's definition opens in a window of its own • Eight Strong's entries corrected, and a clear message when an entry doesn't exist • Content no longer sits a status bar too high on some screens • "Copied" and "Bookmarked" show on a backing you can see, and slide away with the bar

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