Study the Bible
Three tools for going deeper into Scripture: look up any word's Hebrew or Greek meaning, read a whole chapter word-for-word from the original language, or compare any passage across four translations.
Choose a tool
Strong's Concordance
Look up any word's original Hebrew or Greek meaning, with every place it's used in Scripture.
14,197 entries →Read the Original Text
Every chapter of the Bible, word-for-word from the original Hebrew or Greek, each word linked to its Strong's entry.
All 66 books, 1,189 chapters →Compare Bible Translations
Read any chapter or verse range side by side in the KJV, American Standard Version, Young's Literal Translation, and World English Bible.
4 translations, any passage →Frequently asked questions
What's the difference between the two tools?
The Concordance is a dictionary — you look up one word by its Strong's number or English meaning. The Original Text reader shows a full chapter at once, with every word already linked to its Concordance entry, so you can read in context rather than looking words up one at a time.
Are these Bible translations?
No — both tools show the original Hebrew or Greek text and its literal meaning, not a smoothed-over English translation. For devotional reading in plain English, see our Bible verses by topic section, which uses the King James Version (and New King James Version).