1. The King James Version Bible (KJV) with Strong's numbers lets you determine what Hebrew or Greek words underlie the English words without actually having to know the original languages.
2. The KJV Hebrew-Aramaic Dictionary lets you look up the definitions of Hebrew words by just tapping the word number in the KJV Old Testament.
3. The KJV Greek Dictionary lets you look up the definitions of Greek words by just tapping the word number in the KJV New Testament.

Over 100 years ago, James Strong created a unique reference book: A list of every word in the Bible, including a list of every occurrence of every word, and the Hebrew, Aramaic, or Greek word from which it was translated in each case. By assigning a number to every original language word, Strong made it possible for a layperson with no language experience to quickly find the word in his Hebrew and Greek dictionaries.

Tap a Strongs number in the KJV New Testament to view the definition of the original language word from the Greek Dictionary.	Tap a Strongs number in the KJV Old Testament to view the definition of the original language word from the Hebrew-Aramaic Dictionary.	Toggle Strong's numbers "on" or "off" in the Bible as you like.

While viewing the English text of the KJV Bible with Strong's Numbers in MyBible, just tap a Strong's number to view the dictionary definition of the original language word from which the English was translated (see screen shots). Every entry in the Hebrew and Greek dictionaries include:

• Transliterated spelling
• Pronunciation
• Origin of the word
• Definition of the word