Opening your Biblia Hebraica Stuttgartensia (BHS) to page 1105 you notice Psalm 23:1 at the bottom of the page. Scanning the first verse you notice the two raised circles in the verse. One above the phrase מִזְמ֥וֹר לְדָוִֽד (a Mizmor of … [Continue reading] about Psalm chapter 23 verse 1: looking at the Masorah
Here is an excellent intro to the BHS (Biblia Hebraica Stuttgartensia) by Dr. David Moster of the Institute of Biblical Culture. The Software used in the video presentation at 7:07 ~ 8:14 and 11:58 ~ 12:19, and 12:29 ~ 13:29 is Accordance Bible … [Continue reading] about Video introduction on Biblia Hebraica’s apparatus
Zwinglius redivivus does it again! If you haven't checked out his blog I highly recommend you do for you will find intriguing quotes like the following one there as well as the best of the ancient and modern: “How can a preacher know theology, if … [Continue reading] about Quote of the Decade — via Zwinglius Redivivus
Not all printed or electronic Hebrew Bibles ( Mikra / Tanakh) are exactly the same in all details. For example the diacritical symbols used for vowels ( nekuddot) and cantillations marks (ta`amei ha-mikra) can sometimes vary from edition to edition. … [Continue reading] about GENESIS 32:18
The following widely used texts agree with having אֲנוּ 1)The Jerusalem Crown: Keter Yerushalayim (pg. 467) (2) The Biblia Hebraica Stuttgartensia, (pg 867) (3)Rabbi M. Breuer's Tanakh( שנט or pg. 359 ) (3)Meïr Halevi (Letteris) Tanakh (pg. 812) … [Continue reading] about Jeremiah 42:6 אֲנוּ VS אנו