ISA - YLT module 2.1
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ISA - YLT module 2.1

Free ISA - YLT module is a Greek / Hebrew interlinear Bible software
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ISA (Interlinear Scripture Analyzer) – YLT module is the Young's Literal Translation English version of the ISA InterLinear Bible software. The text it contains is known as the Young's Literal Translation or YLT. This translation was made by Robert Young and was published in 1862. The original is seen as the infallible evidence for divine truth.

The software contains the English text of the Old Testament and translation in the Genesis 1 text. ISA – YLT module 1.1 is stylish and robust software. It is freeware. The Hebrew and Greek have been conveyed to corresponding idiomatic and etymological English versions.

The user interface is that of the ISA application. The interface allows you to search the whole text of the Literal Translation and find what you searched for. You can even change the fonts on the screen to adapt them according to your needs . The ISA program is meant to benefit translators, teachers and students, and lay people. The ISA program is based on the concordant version.

Concordances are centred on the English translation. In the Concordance View, you will see all groups, number of hits, renderings, items, and the strong note. The Concordant method is based on a method that is straightforward, uncomplicated and precise. It is modern and still based on the Old Testament.

This is a great way of studying the original texts of the Bible. Your searches will give you the exact meaning of phrases and words. I found this software a better choice than the original scriptures and other interlinear versions.

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  • The program has a fast search and is easy to use

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A trust worthy version even if it is "ancient".

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