• Powerful Bible concordance tools (both grammatical and word). Few tools are more important to serious study than concordances. Bibloi 6.0 can make a wide variety of "key word in context" and "word list" concordances. Concordances based on the grammatical forms as well as the dictionary forms can be created. The result of a concordance is a file in Rich Text Format which can be read and edited by any major word processor.

• Optional Interlinear display: See the analysis while reading the text or turn off the analysis with the press of a button. Bibloi's Interlinear display is unique. No other Bible software program allows you to read the full text as an Interlinear. Bibloi also lets you configure which elements of the Interlinear to display. For example, if you were just interested in the tense of the verbs, you could turn off every tag except for the verb tense and then the tense of each verb would be immediately obvious.

• Word for word translation of the Greek NT and Hebrew Bible. Bibloi has word-for-word glossing (translation) of the Greek New Testament and the Hebrew Bible. Bibloi gives you the option to see the word-for-word translation in two languages for the Analytical Greek New Testament: English or German.

• On-screen description of all grammatical tags.

• Easy, fast grammatical searches. No complex rules or syntax—simply fill in a dialog box. Bibloi has easy and flexible searches which can easily find, for example:

♦ All the places Jesus said "egw eimi"

♦ Article followed by an infinitive

♦ Article followed by a participle and have the article and participle agree in gender, number and case

♦ Aorist infinitive followed by a perfect indicative within 4 words

♦ Article noun kai noun with no article between the kai and noun

♦ de/ as the third word in a verse

• Directly print texts or lists of verses.

• Copy text in Rich Text or WPWin 6.0/6.1 Format.

• Insert verses into your Windows word processor document via the Clipboard (or Dynamic Data Exchange).

• Extended copy. Copy a list of verses to the clipboard with one easy step.

• Complete documentation on-line with context sensitive help.

• Synchronized windows.

• Unicode 2 Greek Support. Easily type Unicode Greek. The Unicode Worldwide Character Standard is a character coding system designed to support the interchange, processing, and display of the written texts of the diverse languages of the modern world. Currently, most Bible Software uses their own, unique encoding for Greek and Hebrew. This means that you can only use that vendors fonts. With Bibloi, you can switch to any Unicode 2 compliant font from any font vendor. Unicode frees you from any single font vendor and you know that your text will be readable any time in the future. Bibloi can copy text into a word processor in Unicode Greek and Unicode Hebrew.

• Unicode Type Assistant. The Unicode Type Assistant allows you to easily type Unicode Greek. It also converts Unicode Greek Text to the Sgreek format and Sgreek format to Unicode Greek. We also provide a utility to convert from SHebrew/RHebrew to Unicode Hebrew.

• Import Your Own Texts. Bibloi includes a C# program that reads texts into an MS Access database that can then be used in Bibloi. The source code for this program will be available on request to registered users. So, while there are a number of formats supported, users could extend the import program to include other formats. The import program and Bibloi are Unicode compatible so that a wide variety of translations and texts can be imported. Greek and Latin texts are automatically linked to the Perseus website.

♦ Unbound Bible. The BibloiImport program can import texts from the Unbound Bible Project (http://undev.biola.edu). At this point, only the Bible texts can be imported, not any of the Bible Tools such as Bible Dictionaries or Commentaries. If you are interested in importing a non-English version, we strongly recommend that you use the UTF8 version of the file. UTF8 is a way to encode Unicode text in a plain text file. You will see the option to import the text as either a UTF8 file or as an ANSI file. It is impossible for the BibloiImport program to automatically determine if the file is a UTF8 file or an ANSI file. Most of the Unbound Bible UTF8 text files have UTF8 as part of the file name. Some of the translations include: Albanian, Bulgarian, Cebuano, Chinese Union Version, Croatian, Danish, Finnish, French Louis Segond, French Darby, Greek (Modern), Haitian Creole, Hungarian, Icelandic, Indonesian (Bahasa Indonesia Sehari-hari), Indonesian (Terjemahan Baru), Indonesian (Terjemahan Lama), Italian, Korean, Latvian NT, Maori, Norwegian, Portuguese, Rumanian, Russian, Shuar NT, Spanish Reina Valera, Spanish Sagradas Escrituras, Swahili NT, Swedish, Ukrainian, Uma NT, Vietnamese.

♦ Plain Bible Texts. The BibloiImport program can also import texts from a generic format of one line per verse. This allows people with Bible texts in other formats to easily reformat their texts and import it into Bibloi.

♦ OLB Texts. The BibloiImport program can convert OLB texts to the Bibloi format. The process involves printing the Bible text in Online Bible and then importing the resulting Rich Text File (RTF) into Bibloi. This will allow Online Bible users with modern English translations such as NIV, NASB, etc. to import these translations into Bibloi.

♦ Beta Code. Bibloi can import texts in the TLG "Beta Code" format (see http://www.tlg.uci.edu/BetaCode.html). Currently, Bibloi can only import English, Latin and Greek Beta Code texts. An example of Beta Code would be:

º ~a"LXX"b"031"c"Cant"x"t"

º @@@@@@{1<20*A*S*M*A>20}1

º ~x1

º @@{1*)=A|SMA A)|SMA/TWN, O(/ E)STIN TW=| *SALWMWN.}1

º ~y

º @*FILHSA/TW ME A)PO\ FILHMA/TWN STO/MATOS AU)TOU=,

º O(/TI A)GAQOI\ MASTOI/ SOU U(PE\R OI)=NON,

• Logos Resources. Bibloi can use the commentaries and the lexicons in Libronix. With one command, you can lookup a Greek word in BAGD, Liddell-Scott, TDNT Abridged, Louw-Nida, and Vine’s Expository dictionary plus any other Greek dictionary you may have installed. The same capability is available for both Hebrew and Aramaic. With one command, you can lookup all of the different words in a passage. If you are studying a paragraph or chapter, nothing comes close to Bibloi with Logos for lexical work.

• Internet Connection. Bibloi adds links to Internet resources. Greek texts add links to the Perseus Project and their complete Liddell & Scott Lexicon. The Perseus web site contains the complete, unabridged Lexicon. Perseus also contains links to a significant amount of Classical Greek literature in Greek and English. Links are also present for the Latin Vulgate. This allows you to use Perseus to parse Latin words and to look them up in the Perseus Latin Dictionary. Bibloi also adds Internet links to various Bible translations on the Internet. These translations include: NASB, NIV, Darby, Young's, German, Swedish, French and Spanish translations.

• Quick Help. "Quick Help" allows you to click on a Greek or Hebrew word and get either/both the grammatical analysis or the word for word translation in a small window which automatically disappears when you move the mouse.