sources & licenses
English text — KJV
King James Version (1769), public domain. shown as the familiar surface text only.
Public DomainHebrew OT — Westminster Leningrad Codex
Open Scriptures Hebrew Bible (morphhb): WLC consonantal text (public domain) with lemma + morphology tagging.
github.com/openscriptures/morphhb
CC BY 4.0 (tagging) · WLC text PDGreek NT — OpenGNT
Open Greek New Testament (NA28-equivalent), keyed to Tyndale House extended Strong's, Tauber/Robinson morphology, and Tyndale/Mounce glosses.
CC BY-SA 4.0Aramaic Peshitta (NT) — SEDRA via sedrajs
Syriac New Testament word data with lexeme links and English glosses, converted from the SEDRA 3 database. Syriac script and transliteration derived from the CAL encoding.
Restricted: personal/academic, non-commercial, no redistribution of altered files“This work makes use of the Syriac Electronic Data Retrieval Archive (SEDRA) by George A. Kiraz, distributed by the Syriac Computing Institute.” Conversion code © Greg Borota (MIT). Peshitta is a New Testament text, so it does not appear on Hebrew OT verses.
Lexicon — Strong's Hebrew & Greek
A Concise Dictionary of the Words in the Hebrew Bible (1894) and Greek of Strong's Exhaustive Concordance (1890), digitized by Open Scriptures.
github.com/openscriptures/strongs
CC BY-SA · underlying text PDscripture data is served from undertext.org for the iphone app and the web reader alike. it is never resold, never rebundled, never redistributed — the app reads from the same table everyone else does.
undertext is a study prototype, built for stillness rather than scholarship-grade precision. treat glosses as a doorway, not a verdict.