So why make Interlinear Bible & Word Study that can be used in companion with theWord?

1. For those who like to look at Interlinears in book format for their studies.
 (By the way theWord does this in a good way this is just another option)

2. When a search is performed on a rule the other words are grouped for example:
 On the TRi Interlinear search for the word "World" in rule 2 it shows 79 times in total: (without using Like and %%)

• Κοινε Greek
• 24 times as κόσμου
• 24 times as κόσμος
• 18 times as  κόσμον
• 10 times as κόσμῳ
• 1 time as κοσμοκράτορας
• 1 time as ἴδιον
• 1 time as κόσμῳ, (note at present there is not an option to ignore punctuation)
• English
• 79 times as World (This is the same as the total because it is the rule that was searched)
• Strongs
• 77 times as G2889
• 1 time as G2888
• 1 time as G2398
• Morphology
• 24 times as N-GSM (this cordinates with the Greek in this situation)
• 24 times as N-NSM
• 18 times as N-ASM
• 11 times as N-DSM
• 1 time as N-APM
• 1 time as A-ASN
• Lemma
• 77 times as κόσμος
• 1 time as κοσμοκράτωρ
• 1 time as ἴδιος

Note all these groupings can be right clicked and loaded in the Word Study view
For example to see the 1 time used as G2398 right click it, and it will load the part of the verse that has that Word so you can now see the surrounding context (words). It also highlights the word and the rules above and below it. If you want to dig deeper right click that verse and you can load it in the Interlinear to see the surround verses.

Another thing to try is search for the word "κόσμος" in rule 1: 32 Times total

• Κοινε Greek
• 32 times as κόσμος   (this is the word searched for)
• English
• 24 times as World
• 3 times as World,
• 2 times as World.
• 1 times as Adoring; (this is interesting the surround contexts point to this referring to a garment)
• 1 times as World;
• 1 times as            (note in certain interlinears like this some words are grouped up so you will find some empty rules) 
• Strongs
• 32 times as G2889
• Morphology
• 32 times as N-NSM (this teaches us some Greek that κόσμος is at least in this interlinear always a Noun - Nominative, Singular, and Masculine)
• Lemma
• 32 times as κόσμος (this is the word you will find in Greek Lexicons, which happens to be the same as our search)

3. You can study with multiple verses not limited to chapters
4. These are some ideas explore it please and let me know what else you come up with.