v9+ bblx eSword Bibles (and v8 bbl at a later date)

From Wikipedia.org
The Modern Literal Version translators' goal was to create an extremely literal and accurate translation of the Majority Greek Text while still using Modern English.[1] Although wordy and choppy in some verses, the MLV is still readable by any English speaking teenager.

The approach used in translation was to render the same Greek word into as few different English words as possible and to do likewise with the English word: using it for only one Greek word.[1] The 1200 or so Greek compound words in the New Testament were rendered as if they had been split when possible. In 2012, a comparison chart was made showing Greek words and then showing how those words are translated in the MLV, King James Version, and New American Standard Bibles.

The translators of the Modern Literal Version sought to be as literal as possible, and to keep any paraphrasing to a bare minimum. Any commentary that was deemed absolutely necessary was included in the "Appendix." The translators expressly stated "With any form of paraphrasing, someone's opinion becomes your Word of God!"

GNT+ (Robinson Pierpont Byzantine Greek New Testament Strong's Numbers)

An Interlinear Hebrew-English Bible

This is a Hebrew-English Interlineal Bible Version.

These modules are from mastertouchmusic.com. They are "based on the (Messianic ) Hebrew Names Version of the World English Bible. http://ebible.org/" "They differ from the standard HNV released on esword by more consistent (throughout OT and NT) NAMES for the ALMIGHTY. Also, as I said, some other words are restored to the Hebraic mindset WITHOUT CHANGING THE ORIGINAL MEANING."

These modules are from mastertouchmusic.com. They are "based on the (Messianic ) Hebrew Names Version of the World English Bible. http://ebible.org/" "They differ from the standard HNV released on esword by more consistent (throughout OT and NT) NAMES for the ALMIGHTY. Also, as I said, some other words are restored to the Hebraic mindset WITHOUT CHANGING THE ORIGINAL MEANING."

The Holy New Covenant Translation was created by the Galilee Translation Project. A group of Christians translated the New Testament while in Palestine in 1975. It was distributed in the area of Palestine and used in many foreign schools to teach the English language. It was also translated into Arabic and distributed in the Middle East. The translation was again printed in 1999, and placed online and in the public domain in 2002.

Hebrew Old Testament Strongs HOT+ is an esword module that has the Hebrew Old Testament text along with the Strong's number for lookup in the Strong's Dictionary module.

Hebrew Old Testament Strongs HOT+ is an esword module that has the Hebrew Old Testament text along with the Strong's number for lookup in the Strong's Dictionary module.

The New World Translation is the translation done by the organization, Jehovah's Witnesses. Many criticize this as being a work-over to remove objectionable parts out of their Bible.