Examine any verse
Open a verse to see each word in the original, what it means, where else it appears and what the commentaries say. Below, the example of Matthew 5:9.
Matthew 5:9
Blessed are the peacemakers, for they shall be called children of God.
What each tool does
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For every account.- Original text at a tap
- Tap a Hebrew or Greek word and the transliteration, gloss and Strong's number appear.In Matthew 5:9: εἰρηνοποιοί · eirēnopoioi · G1518
- Cross references
- Passages linked by theme, quotation or allusion, from the Old to the New Testament.In Matthew 5:9: Rom 12:18 · Heb 12:14 · Jas 3:18
- Historical context
- The culture, geography and customs of the time, to understand what the first reader understood.In Matthew 5:9: The Sermon on the Mount, spoken to His disciples and the crowd in Galilee.
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R$ 14,99 per month.- Interlinear
- The Greek or Hebrew word by word, with the literal translation underneath.In Matthew 5:9: μακάριοι οἱ εἰρηνοποιοί — blessed are the peacemakers
- Full Strong's entry
- The lexicon's full definition for every word of the Hebrew and Greek.In Matthew 5:9: G1518 eirēnopoiós: from eirḗnē (peace) and poiéō (to make); one who makes peace between people in conflict.
- Occurrences
- Every verse where the word appears, with the distribution by book.In Matthew 5:9: G1518 eirēnopoiós appears only once in the New Testament.
- Commentary
- Six classic commentaries, in Portuguese, verse by verse, with the grammar and theology behind them.
- Maps
- Places, routes and journeys from the passages you're reading, with a ruler to measure distances.
- AI
- Ask questions about the text and get answers with the verses cited. Uses monthly credits.
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