Bradley Grainger (Faithlife): . . . most NT reverse interlinears are now linked to the SBLGNT. (For example, the second and third instances of "the God" in Acts 3:13 in ESV and NRSV are unaligned, because SBLGNT doesn't include those words, even though some Greek texts do.) Translations in the TR tradition are also aligned to a common base text (Scrivener's according to Resource Information).
. . . most NT reverse interlinears are now linked to the SBLGNT. (For example, the second and third instances of "the God" in Acts 3:13 in ESV and NRSV are unaligned, because SBLGNT doesn't include those words, even though some Greek texts do.)
Translations in the TR tradition are also aligned to a common base text (Scrivener's according to Resource Information).
Two additional questions since I'm dense tonight:
Orthodox Bishop Hilarion Alfeyev: "To be a theologian means to have experience of a personal encounter with God through prayer and worship."
Choose Information on the resource panel menu, then scroll down to the Reverse Interlinear section.
Thanks Bradley, I'd never noticed that section and was looking at support info. I promise to be embarrassed after I quit laughing at myself.