Dukhrana.com is awesome, and according to Lars, the Peshitta OT is planned to be up there one day, we talked about it sometime back and he said that he was thinking of putting it up, though without all the bells and whistles, until he had time to get it all hooked up like the NT.
In the meantime, there is a way to check the Peshitta OT's readings out online, but, it isn't as easy and thorough as the Dukhrana tool. http://cal1.cn.huc.edu/
I've been able to help Lars over the years when I noticed something that needed fixing in the tool, occasionally coming across something here and there, so one needs to be careful when using the tool, but, over all it is a great resource. If you see anything that needs fixing, just let Lars know and he'll fix it.
I talked with Dave, Andrew, Janet, and Alexander about certain matters, but, they were pretty solid at the time on their personal opinions. I have all the translations, and check them out when studying.
You may not know this, but, as of this date, there are no strictly Peshitta NT translations available. All of them contain some or most of the Peshitta text unchanged by western scribes, but, this is changing, and hopefully soon, we will be able to read through a strictly Peshitta only text, in English, of The Aramaic New Testament.
Shlama
In the meantime, there is a way to check the Peshitta OT's readings out online, but, it isn't as easy and thorough as the Dukhrana tool. http://cal1.cn.huc.edu/
I've been able to help Lars over the years when I noticed something that needed fixing in the tool, occasionally coming across something here and there, so one needs to be careful when using the tool, but, over all it is a great resource. If you see anything that needs fixing, just let Lars know and he'll fix it.
I talked with Dave, Andrew, Janet, and Alexander about certain matters, but, they were pretty solid at the time on their personal opinions. I have all the translations, and check them out when studying.
You may not know this, but, as of this date, there are no strictly Peshitta NT translations available. All of them contain some or most of the Peshitta text unchanged by western scribes, but, this is changing, and hopefully soon, we will be able to read through a strictly Peshitta only text, in English, of The Aramaic New Testament.
Shlama