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Of the fifteen examples discussed in this contribution, a different Vorlage is likely to underlie the Old Greek and the Peshitta in Ezekiel 10:1, 10:2 (second example), 11:7, 12:4-7 and 12, 16:23, 17:22, 21:17 and 23:43.
H F Van Rooy
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Masorah of the Hebrew Bible – introduction into the problem
Masorah (oral and written tradition of transmitting the Bible text) is an important library of information about Sacred Scripture on the stage of its formation.
Marcin Majewski
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“For a Human Being”, “for the Human Being” or “for Adam?” (Gen 2:20) [PDF]
This article discusses the question of the interpretation and translation of the Hebrew ’adam in the Masoretic text of Genesis 2–3. Most often this word occurs with a definite article, but in Gen 2:20; 3:17, 21, where it is used with an inseparable ...
Dominique Barthélemy
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Diplomatic or eclectic critical editions of the Hebrew Bible? Considering a third alternative
Ever since the publication of the third edition of Rudolph Kittel’s Biblia Hebraica (BHK3) to the present gradual production of the Biblia Hebraica Quinta (BHQ) so-called editiones criticae minores of the Hebrew Bible are diplomatic editions.
Gert T.M. Prinsloo
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Variants in the Samaritan Pentateuch of the Hebrew Bible as compared to the Masoretic Text [PDF]
Not long after the destruction of the Jerusalem Temple in 70 CE began the eventual end of a long history of textual competition between variations of the Pentateuch.
Dufour, Sharon Sullivan
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Gastgeberin des diesjährigen Plenarys von Text+ ist die Niedersächsische Staats- und Universitätsbibliothek Göttingen. Die Tagung steht unter dem Motto "Connecting People and Data". Alle Interessierten sind herzlich eingeladen!
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The trauma of Nineveh’s demise and downfall: Nahum 2:2–11
Trauma is left, right and centre in the whole book of Nahum. The book reflects the oppression and hardship that Judah had experienced at the hands of the imperial power Assyria.
Wilhelm J. Wessels +1 more
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Analysis of אמצים [’mṣîm] in the Hexapla
The term אמצים as encountered in Zech 6:3 and 6:7 has been interpreted in various ways by ancient translators, including the LXX, Peshitta, Targum, Vulgate, and the Masoretic Text.
Philip Chia
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God’s care about the weak and the poor in the light of Ez 34, 16
In all polish translations of Ez 34, 16 there appears a statement about God’s „watching over” (šmr) of fat and strong sheep. This rendering derives not from masoretic text but from tradition (LXX, Vulgate, Jakub Wujek Bible).
Marcin Majewski
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Lamentations 1:8a in the wording of the Masoretic Text and 4QLam. [PDF]
CITATION: Kotze, G. R. 2012. Lamentations 1:8a in the wording of the Masoretic Text and 4QLam. Scriptura, 110, doi:10.7833/110-0-110.The original publication is available at https://scriptura.journals.ac.zaThis study takes as its point of departure the ...
Kotze, Gideon R.
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