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The original text, accessible

The Greek and Hebrew interlinear, Strong's numbers, the context and the compared versions on one page — and a study folder that keeps your findings from one session to the next.

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"And the Word became flesh…"Jean 1.14
ὁ λόγοςho logosG3056the Word
ἐγένετοegenetoG1096became
σὰρξsarxG4561flesh
Each word opens its lexicon and its other occurrences.
What you walk away with

At the end of your session, the passage no longer resists you.

Example: "John 20:1-10, for Tuesday's group."

What you have in front of you after a study in Bibleo — and what you can do with it next.

The text, word by word

The Greek or Hebrew interlinear aligned with your version, with Strong's numbers and transliteration.

verse by verse

A summary to review

Context, structure of the passage, parallels and debated points, gathered with their references.

to be checked, not believed

A folder that stays

Your highlighted verses, your notes and your summaries filed by topic, found again next time.

from one session to the next

Enough to lead a group

The same study becomes meeting material: questions, guided reading, a sheet to hand out.

without rewriting everything
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LEXICONThe word "believe"
HEBREWאָמַןamanH539

to lean on, to hold firm — the trust that rests

GREEKπιστεύωpisteuôG4100

to trust in, to entrust oneself — the belief that commits

ELSEWHERE IN SCRIPTURE
Genèse 15.6"he believed, and it was counted to him as righteousness"
Romains 4.3"Abraham believed God"
The context stays on screen: you see where the meaning comes from.
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A study tool does not interpret for you: it puts in front of you what you need to decide.

Why Bibleo

The Greek/Hebrew interlinear without dictionary or jargon

Understanding the text in its original language changes everything — but until now it required complex tools. Bibleo displays the colored interlinear, the Strong concordance and the pronunciation of a simple passage, explained simply, for serious Bible study accessible to all.

  • Greek, Hebrew, Strong and pronunciation, color-coded and readable
  • Ideal for personal study, groups and teaching
  • The sacred text never machine-translated — faithfulness first
  • From verse to full analysis in seconds
Features

Concretely, what does does Paul reveal from the text?

A deep, colorful, readable study — designed to understand, teach and pass on.

Interlinear reading

Each word aligned: French, Greek/Hebrew, transliteration, pronunciation and Strong number — color-coded for clarity.

Strong concordance

The primary meaning, nuances and uses of each original term, linked to its Strong number.

Guided pronunciation

The phonetic pronunciation of each original word, to read and teach without hesitation.

Context & theology

Author, recipients, genre and doctrinal scope of the passage, made plain.

Quiz & reading plan

Turn the study into a quiz and a reading plan to memorize and lead a group.

Reliable and verifiable

References remain traceable: you keep control of the final interpretation.

How the work is done

Scripture first. Your discernment at the end.

Order matters: the material comes from the texts and the documentary resources, not from an answer generated at random.

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The raw material: the texts

French versions, Greek and Hebrew, Strong's numbers, lexicons, historical context and cross-references.

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The work: research and structure

Bibleo gathers a word's occurrences, the parallels and the context, then arranges it all in a readable order.

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The decision: yours

Observing the text and proposed interpretations are kept apart. You open the references, you decide.

Original languages

The language markers support your work — they do not replace learning the languages.

Each word is transliterated, linked to its Strong's number and its other occurrences: you see what the original text says without pretending to read it.

How it works

From verse to analysis, in 3 moves

the original text, without jargon

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Study Luke 14:25-33 for Tuesday
My ChurchPreachPresentationStudyVerseImageVideoSocial mediaEventCampaign
In progressthe specialists are working for you
Salvation in Christ alonePresentation · Outline ready: generating slides
The cross — artworkImage · in progress…
Step 1

Point to a passage

A reference, a theme or a word. In plain words.

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Folder — Discipleship9 items
Matthew 18:21-35highlighted · 3 notes
ἀφίημι — G863lexicon and occurrences
Summary of the passagecontext · structure
A folder becomes a presentation or a group handout.
Step 2

Paul opens the original text

Interlinear, Strong, pronunciation and context, color-coded.

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PRESENTATIONThe group handout
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TitleThe message of the cross
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The diagnosis"we were without strength"
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The giftChrist died for sinners
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The answerliving as reconciled people
PPTXPDFHall screen
Step 3

Study and pass on

Quiz, reading plan, export — for you or your group.

Real examples

The original text, made readable

Drag with the mouse or navigate with the arrows.

Colored interlinear — exemple créé avec Bibleo Interlinear
Colored interlinearJohn 1:1 word for word
Strong entry — exemple créé avec Bibleo Strong
Strong entryG26 · agape
Cross-references — exemple créé avec Bibleo References
Cross-referenceson the same theme
Historical context — exemple créé avec Bibleo Context
Historical contextbackground of the passage
Plan for the group — exemple créé avec Bibleo Study
Plan for the groupquestions and progression
Pronunciation — exemple créé avec Bibleo Audio
Pronunciationso-te-ri-a, guided
The word of the day

One Greek word, all its depth

Every day, a key word from the original text explained: meaning, pronunciation, occurrences and scope.

ἀγάπη a-GA-pe G26

Love — the deliberate, faithful love that chooses the other's good. The word of John 3:16 and 1 Corinthians 13.

116× in the NT 9 nuances 1 Cor 13 key passage
Your study space

What you find stays. And is found again.

A study does not evaporate when you close the tab: it files away, it is picked up again, and it turns into material.

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LIBRARYYour studies, kept by topic
Salvation in Christ alonePresentation · Peter · today
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The cross — Sunday artworkArtwork · John · yesterday
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Discipleship — a study of Luke 14Study · Paul · Monday
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Outreach weekCampaign · Ruth · last week
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STUDY FOLDERS

Your verses, your notes, your summaries — by topic

Highlight, save a verse, write a note: it all files into a folder you reopen at the next session.

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The study, prepared
Luc 14.25-33open the text
Original languages
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Parallel passages
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Teaching
4
Objections addressed
3
Observing the text stays separate from interpreting it.
WHAT'S NEXT

A folder becomes a group handout

The work extends into a presentation, meeting questions or a sheet to hand out, without rewriting everything.

FAQ

Everything you need to know

Do I need to know Greek or Hebrew?

Interlinear markers, transliteration and lexical notes help you approach the text. They support your research without replacing learning the languages.

Is a Strong's number enough to interpret a verse?

No. It lets you locate a term. Its grammar, its uses and the passage's context must also be examined.

How should I use the analyses produced?

As working leads: compare the quotations, open the available references, and tell what the text observes from what is offered as interpretation.

Can I prepare a group study?

Yes. Use your summary to prepare a handout, questions or a reading plan, then adapt the level and the length to the group.

Are my studies kept from one time to the next?

Yes. Saved verses, highlights, notes and summaries go into study folders you find again at the next session.

Which versions can I compare?

Several public-domain French versions and the original texts (Greek and Hebrew) can be read side by side, with the interlinear alongside.

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