Biblia Hebraica transcripta (2 vols.)

par Wolfgang Richter; Christian Riepl; Johann Peter Rechenmacher

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Maison d'édition:

Lexham Press

, 2016

Overview

The Biblia Hebraica transcripta (BHt) is a linguistically informed analysis of the Hebrew Bible based on the work of Wolfgang Richter as carried forward by Christian Riepl and Johann Peter Rechenmacher. Uniquely, the BHt is a transcription of the Hebrew Bible (Leningradensis) that represents the text in a transliterated form. However, the Logos Bible Software version also encodes the Hebrew characters as a separate interlinear line for each word.

This Logos version includes data from the BHt word-level analysis. It provides morpho-syntactic information of each word but also includes information about word formation and endings unavailable in any other database of the Hebrew Bible.

Also included is the Lexham Press-produced Biblia Hebraica transcripta Glossary to help with understanding terminology and applying the information found in the analysis to the study of the Hebrew Bible.

Key Features

• Represents the text in a transliterated form
• Encodes the Hebrew characters as a separate interlinear line for each word
• Includes information about word formation and endings unavailable in any other database of the Hebrew Bible
• Enables you to search using the Biblia Hebraica transcripta morphological information

Product Details

• Title: Biblia Hebraica transcripta (2 vols.)
• Authors: Wolfgang Richter, Christian Riepl, Johann Peter Rechenmacher, Vincent M. Setterholm
• Publisher: Lexham Press