Mounce Reverse Interlinear New Testament

The Mounce Reverse Interlinear New Testament is a distinct reverse-interlinear English rendering, associated with the New Testament Greek scholar William D. Mounce, designed to keep Greek lexical and grammatical relationships visible to readers working in English. Its scope is the New Testament, and its source language is Greek. Where a traditional interlinear follows the order of the Greek text and places English glosses beneath it, a reverse interlinear preserves readable English word order while aligning the underlying Greek data with it, a format that became widely used in study Bibles and digital reference tools. Its philosophy is accordingly highly source-transparent, and it falls into the category of a reverse interlinear or study translation rather than a translation intended primarily for public reading. Within this catalogue it is included as a completeness backstop for English translation and revision-family coverage.