09-19-2014, 12:45 PM
Anytime, Brother!
I'd like to start studying Old Testament textual criticism more. I have several translations of the Masoretic text (both Jewish and Christian, some including the Hebrew text), George Lamsa's translation of the Peshitta Bible, a Septuagint translation with the Greek text by Lancelot Charles Lee Brenton, and The Dead Sea Scrolls Bible. It'd be nice if more translations of the Dead Sea Scrolls were available that were actually translations of the Biblical Books and not of the Apocryphal and cultural books found among these manuscripts and fragments. An interlinear of the Dead Sea Scrolls would be awesome. I know they actually have one translation that actually has the Hebrew and the English translation in a parallel form.
I'd like to start studying Old Testament textual criticism more. I have several translations of the Masoretic text (both Jewish and Christian, some including the Hebrew text), George Lamsa's translation of the Peshitta Bible, a Septuagint translation with the Greek text by Lancelot Charles Lee Brenton, and The Dead Sea Scrolls Bible. It'd be nice if more translations of the Dead Sea Scrolls were available that were actually translations of the Biblical Books and not of the Apocryphal and cultural books found among these manuscripts and fragments. An interlinear of the Dead Sea Scrolls would be awesome. I know they actually have one translation that actually has the Hebrew and the English translation in a parallel form.