A door opens in heaven and the strangest book in the Bible begins: seven seals, a dragon, a city of gold descending, and a rider called Faithful and True.
The whole book — all 22 chapters, 405 verses. The original Koine Greek, a word-by-word gloss with transliteration, fluent English, and a clickable dictionary.
❦ Read RevelationA taste of the format — open the reader above to read all of Revelation word by word.
The words that carry the book. Learn these and most of the text opens up; each links, in the reader, to its full entry. Counts are how often the word appears.
Revelation is the Bible's page-turner — a storm of visions written in deliberately strange Greek, by an exile on a prison island, to churches under persecution. Whatever you believe it means, no book in the canon moves like it.
In the original you can see what translations hide: the author bends grammar on purpose, echoing the prophets in a Greek that growls. An interlinear is the only honest way in — every odd word visible, nothing smoothed over.
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