The Samaritan Version of the Book of Numbers with Hebrew Variants: A Close Textual Study

Updated by: 
Michal Drori Elmalem
Research notes: 
MDE/not checked/16/12/2015
Reference type: 
Book
Author(s): 
Phillips, David Lee
year: 
2014
Full title: 

The Samaritan Version of the Book of Numbers with Hebrew Variants: A Close Textual Study

Place of Publication: 
Lewiston
Publisher: 
Edwin Mellen Press
Work type: 
Essay/Monograph
Abstract: 

The voice of long-dead native speakers is resurrected in this outstanding study on the Old Testament Book of Numbers. Accurate translation of Old Testament scripture has always been problematic without the input of native speakers for the written languages of that record. This work seeks to stay as close as possible to the voice of the verbs and non-verbs of the Hebrew sentences of those ancient texts.
This book provides the critical Hebrew text of Numbers circa 600BCE along with a coherent English translation that visually shows off all the autograph differences from the traditional text. The purpose of giving the lexicon form and the grammar of all variant Hebrew words, and their manuscript sources, is to allow access to everyone who wants an analysis of the Hebrew language.

Label: 
11/01/2016
Record number: 
101 083