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See an Old or New Testament verse in the Hebrew or Greek it was written in, tap any word for its lexicon entry, and keep your own notes on the words you study.

How to use it

  1. In a chapter or a study, tap the pencil on a verse, open Explore, and tap Lexicon.
  2. The first time, the Hebrew and Greek take a moment to download. When the Original tab appears, tap it.
  3. Tap any word in the original text to see its lexicon entry: the word, how it is said, its part of speech and its definition.
  4. Write in Your note under the entry; it is saved for that word wherever it appears.
  5. Tap Open Translations to see the English words it is translated as in the King James Version, with how often.

Good to know

  • The English lexicon tab works for any verse, including the Book of Mormon: tap an English word to keep your own note on it.
  • The button with the word's number, like H216, opens that word in the Lemmas study tool.
  • After the first download, the Hebrew and Greek work offline.

This is part of Premium. You can open it and look around on a free account; it asks you to subscribe when you use it. Premium starts with a free week. See pricing.

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The Original language sheet for Isaiah 9:2 in Hebrew, with one word selected and its lexicon entry showing H216, Open Translations and a definition beginning light.
The Hebrew word for light in Isaiah 9:2.