Online Bible Tools (Free)

From http://www.onlinebible.net/programs.html download and install the advanced starter pack, the program update and the help file update. You now have the Online Bible with Authorised Version Bible (KJV), Eastons Dictionary, TSK and Greek/Hebrew Lexicons. The KJV is also linked to Strongs numbers which allows you to access to original Greek and Hebrews words by hitting "s" when viewing a passage. Clicking on the numbers accesses the Lexicons which define the word. You can do word and phrase searches both in English and, using strongs numbers, in Greek and Hebrew.

As for the Old Testament, the Hebrew Masoretic text is normally used today, but in Jesus' time it is apparent that the apostles commonly used the LXX (The Septuagint), which was a translation into Greek developed about 270 BC from a slightly different Hebrew text. The New Testament most commonly quotes the LXX. When there's a difference between the LXX and the Masoretic text, the New Testament authors opt for the LXX 91% of the time. As the New Testament is written in Greek, the LXX is particularly helpful in Greek word studies as it provides more examples of the usage of particular Greek words which we find in the New Testament being used in the Old Testament which the Apostles refer to as "scripture".

Previously there was no convenient freeware tool for the average Christian to use to do word searches in Greek in the Septuagint, but the BCBSR has recently developed an Online Bible module for that  purpose.
 

Tools to Analyze the LXX Note: You must first install the online bible above (free) before installing this module
Windows Version LXXE	an English translation of The Septuagint by Sir Lancelot Charles Lee Brenton, originally published in 1851.
Windows Version LXXA	The Analytic Septuagint developed by the BCBSR  with Strongs numbers and morphology (turn on with "f").  (2.2 Mbytes)  (upgraded 5/29/2001) - added more strongs numbers (upgraded 6/3/2001) - changed to a standard simplified parsing code and moved strongs numbers into the footnotes. (upgraded 6/6/2001) - added last half of Isaiah (old LXXA module upgraded to LXXM) (upgraded 8/31/2001) - added strongs numbers for some words (upgraded 1/12/2004) - corrected and added more strongs numbers (upgraded 5/2/2013) - for OLB versions > 3.0 Remember to delete the old version from your OLB with the "Delete items from Hard Drive" tool in your OLB before installing the new one.
OLBGreek Fonts	Download from http://onlinebible.net/utilities, execute and reboot

For the LXXM , the Strongs numbers and the parsing can be viewed by turning on the footnotes.

A New Testament equivalent is the Byzantine Greek Majority Textform 1991 Byzantine/Majority Textform Keyed to Strongs and Fully Parsed. Prepared by Maurice A. Robinson, Ph.D.

In addition I recommend the World English Bible module which is in modern English and was specifically designed for the internet free of copyright restrictions.

To search strongs numbers in the LXXM:
At the top of the OLB window you see
File Edit View Library Audio Tools Window

Click on "View"
It will show you a list of options
 Cross References
 Strongs
 Footnotes
 Variants

Click on "Footnotes" and it if you bring it up again it should have a check mark next to "Footnotes" now:

   Cross References
   Strongs
x Footnotes
   Variants

Now you'll be able to search the strongs numbers in the footnotes using the F7 key or the flashlight icon.
Just enter the strong's number in "Search Text".