e-Sword 9+ Module Download:
Download Syntactical Analysis OT & NT v1.0.0-alpha

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e-Sword Version:
9.x - 10.x

Tab Name:
Bible_Syntax

All praise be to the Lord Jesus! There is now clause, phrase, and syntactical analysis for E-Sword! This content was designed for the iOS versions of E-Sword.

This is a massive resource (390.7mb). Due to the size, the file cannot be uploaded to biblesupport.com, as it has a maximum upload limit of 195.36MB, therefore the download is on GitHub.

This content was created by using Python scripts to pull data from publicly available online datasets and turn them into a functional tool to understand meanings and nuances in the Bible. There are also pre-release html documents embedded with all the data for use on other platforms. Any software that will open HTML files will work. The CSS version is used in the E-Sword commentary module. Any missing data (Hebrew characters, Greek words, Strongs tagging, and especially chapters) are due to the datasets used. There are some books that have entire verses missing (Joel 2 & 3), and some books that have entire chapters missing or misplaced (Malachi 4, which has the verses included in Malachi 3) because of how the dataset was written.

The Old Testmament data was taken from the text-fabric representation of the Hebrew Bible Database, BHSA, containing the text of the Hebrew Bible augmented with linguistic annotations compiled by the Eep Talstra Centre for Bible and Computer, VU University Amsterdam.

The Strong's numbers were keyed using BHS-Strong-no by Eliran Wong.

The New Testament data comes from The Nestle 1904 GNT, which features the ability to present the Greek text as a syntax tree using constituency grammar, reflecting the hierarchical arrangement of grammatical elements within the sentence.
This linguistic data was taken from MACULA Greek Linguistic Datasets, available at: https://github.com/C...e/macula-greek/

This project would not be possible without Text-Fabric, which provides the Python framework to load, query, and traverse both datasets. It provides all of the APIs required free of charge.

Please let me know if you notice any other errors as this is a new module.