The interlinear NRSV-NIV parallel New Testament in Greek and English Book

There are quite a few reviews out there on Hendrickson's Hebrew-Greek-English Interlinear Bible that are commenting negatively on the size of the print within this book.

While these negative comments are hard to argue with, the resource value of this book really is fantastic. If you don't have the best eyes, then you will want to get a magnifier of some sort. Some of the smaller markings on the original text are pretty hard to read unfortunately.

Alternatively, Hendrickson has a 4-volume set that they have created that should have a more user-friendly font. Even so, this single volume one is a fantastic resource.

If you are wanting to get a resource that you can see the literal translation into English from the Hebrew and Greek, then this is a fantastic option for you. The English portion of the New Testament is one of the most literal translations - it is not King James version, but it is derived from the same Textus Receptus that the King James was translated from. Likewise, the Old Testament is a literal translation from the Masoretic Text.

The English reading may be a tad odd for some readers as it is a literal translation which doesn't always make for a smooth flowing reading experience. Especially in the Old Testament where they kept the inline English reading with the Hebrew, so it reads right-to-left. Even with that, this is a resource to help you study the Word and get a better understanding of the original languages in which it was written.

Included in the text are also the Strong's reference numbers.

I received a copy of this Bible in exchange for this review from Hendrickson Publishers and all opinions are my own.