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The Resurgence Greek Project
(Formerly known as Zhubert.com). Sophisticated, searchable Nestle-Aland 26 Greek New Testament; the site provides parsing and word definitions as you mouse over the words; if you click on a given word, further data is given including word statistics, links to lexica (e.g. Liddell-Scott at Perseus) and more. Search by Greek word, English words and more; several English translations are also available. Uses unicode fonts. The site is often updated and constantly improved. This is the premier on-line electronic Greek New Testament.
Greek Bible Study (New)
Anonymous site. Excellent, colour-coded Greek New Testament (Tischendorf) and Septuagint, with mouse-over Thayer word definitions (long and short), word studies, notes facilities and more. Unicode fonts, good search facilities, and a graduated reader based on William Mounce's Basics of Biblical Greek.
Greek New Testament
By Tony Fisher: on-line Greek New Testament (NA26), available for browsing and searching. You can search for individual words by base or inflected form and you can limit your search further by specifying tense, voice, mood etc. It does not require a Greek font to be pre-installed on your computer and is fast and user-friendly. An excellent resource. Sadly, the author of this site, Tony Fisher, died not long after developing this great resource.
The Unbound Bible
From Biola University: searchable text of the Greek New Testament (NA26) using either the symbol font or unicode. You can also search the Hebrew Bible, the Septuagint, the Latin Vulgate and several translations from the same page. You also view up to two parallel versions of any passage (e.g. you could look at any passage simultaneously in Greek, Latin and English). Strongly recommended.
The Online Greek Bible
Anonymous site providing a variety of ways of viewing accented and non-accented Greek New Testament texts (Nestle-Aland 26). Choose from a variety of fonts for the display, unicode fonts (Athena and Palatino), Symbol font (already present on practically all computers) or images. You can "click on" any given word and see it parsed and with a definition (from Thayer's lexicon?). The search function is sophisticated enough to be able to handle quite precise searches. A useful new resource.
Olive Tree Greek New Testament
From this Bible Search Engine you can search versions of the Greek New Testament, 1991 Byzantine Greek Text, 1881 Westcott-Hort Text and 1550/1894 Textus Receptus, plus interlinear versions and texts with grammatical tags.
Greek and Hebrew Interlinear Bible
At Crosswalk: an attractive, user-friendly Interlinear Bible with some special features. In any verse displayed you can "click on" the Greek word to see its entry in the Lexicon (see below). Note, however, that the "Word/Phrase Search" only works for English words in the interlinear and not for their Greek counterparts.
New Testament (Perseus)
Westcott and Hort Greek New Testament, all morphologically linked, from the remarkable Perseus site. Follow a given word from the text through the on-line Liddell-Scott lexicon. Like all Perseus Greek texts, you have several options for viewing the Greek (click on "Configure Display" to the left of each page of text).
The Greek New Testament
Westcott-Hort text from 1881, combined with the NA26/27 variants: text prepared, typed and proof-read by Maurice Robinson; site by Wieland Willker. Uses the Symbol font, already present on most computers.
New Testament in Greek
By Michael Haggett: version of the Greek New Testament using a Unicode font (Athena), but with no accents, smooth breathings or iota subscripts. The text is described as being "substantially similar to the 'Standard' text used in both NA27 and UBS4". Arrangement is by book for browsing.
HTML Bible
By John Hurt: Nestle's Greek New Testament is available here, but in non-Greek characters. It can be browsed, searched and easily downloaded. Parallel New Testament (Greek plus KJV and Young's) is also included.
Greek New Testament Audio Files
By Marilyn Phemister: the Greek New Testament (Westcott and Hort) is available here as MP3s for listening or downloading, organised by the chapter. Ideal for visually impaired students, or for anyone wanting to listen to the text.
Greek New Testament Editions
By Vincent Broman: a list of machine-readable versions of the Greek NT. Some considerable effort is required with all of these texts -- they have to be downloaded, unzipped, formatted and edited. Very useful site for scholars wanting electronic access to particular texts. Not for the faint-hearted.
KAINH: The Original Greek New Testament Page
By Petros Petallides: "a complete electronic edition of the Original Orthodox Greek New Testament as it is used by the Greek Orthodox Church". These are MS Word documents for downloading onto your machine, as one zip file or several zip files; and the SGreek font is required. The site has both modern Greek and English portals.
UBS Greek New Testament with parsing
By Peter Ballard: this is a chapter-by-chapter index to the United Bible Societies Greek New Testament, in non-Greek characters, with every word parsed. This site has been removed from its public place, but the link above provides information on how to access the site for all private, non-commercial users.
Gospels and Acts in Greek
Robert Fowler's transcription of the Gospels and Acts in Greek on the web using the SPIonic Font (for which, see below). Mark has been on the web for some time, but now also the rest of the Gospels and Acts are available.
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