Download New Testament Mounce Reverse Interlinear (Mounce) APK latest version Free for Android
| Version | 2.1 |
| Update | 4 years ago |
| Size | 9.9M |
| Developer | Tecno Educativa |
| Category | Apps, Lifestyle |
| Package Name | me.edu.HolyBibleMOUNCE_English |
| OS | 4.0.3 and up |
New Testament Mounce Reverse Interlinear (Mounce) APPLICATION description
Android application, referring to the bible, does not need an Internet connectio
New Testament Mounce Reverse Interlinear (English), is an android application, where the user can search by book, chapter and verses, referring to the bible.
Android application, referring to the bible, does not need an Internet connection.
The Mounce Reverse-Interlinear™ New Testament was originally created for a series of Greek-English interlinears published by Zondervan. Now it is available for general use at BibleGateway and within other software applications.
The translation philosophy was to be sufficiently formal so it could function as an interlinear, but also as dynamic as possible to show students how to translate both words and meaning. Consequently, it sits between the ESV and NIV. For example, it does not always translate the same Greek word with the same English word since that information is supplied by the Greek, and it especially tries to maintain the distinction between dependent and independent constructions.
Currently, all that is available is the English translation. The Greek will be added soon. For more information, go to BillMounce.com and BiblicalTraining.org.
Android application, referring to the bible, does not need an Internet connection.
The Mounce Reverse-Interlinear™ New Testament was originally created for a series of Greek-English interlinears published by Zondervan. Now it is available for general use at BibleGateway and within other software applications.
The translation philosophy was to be sufficiently formal so it could function as an interlinear, but also as dynamic as possible to show students how to translate both words and meaning. Consequently, it sits between the ESV and NIV. For example, it does not always translate the same Greek word with the same English word since that information is supplied by the Greek, and it especially tries to maintain the distinction between dependent and independent constructions.
Currently, all that is available is the English translation. The Greek will be added soon. For more information, go to BillMounce.com and BiblicalTraining.org.
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