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Reading Greek Bible on Mobile (For beginner level Greek student)

Benjamin Quek

Does anyone have any tips on using the Greek Bible on Mobile app for a beginner Greek student? I want want to get used to reading Biblical Greek with an immersive experience

A setup I've just tried is the below:

Split screen with Greek NT on top and Greek-English interlinear on bottom.
The on the next tab, open ESV.
Set all to match set A.

This way when I read the actual greek, I'm not looking at the tips immediately. But if stuck, I can see morphology or translation when I'm lost. Then refer to the ESV to check what I'm reading.

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DMB

I assume not TOO immersive? Within a glance, right?

As a minimum, reduce the lower panel space? Though an earlier forum member (George) would say, ditch the crutches (interlinear). Or move it to a separate tab.

Maybe later in your learning, but Bibleworks supported straight manuscript … no verse/sentence markers … all run-on.