Okay -- how do I find TAR? I don't think it's a part of the standard Bw8 product, nu?Originally Posted by MortenJensen
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Okay -- how do I find TAR? I don't think it's a part of the standard Bw8 product, nu?
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Huh?
Hope it is included in bw8 as well.
It is in bw 7 - under Hebrew Texts.
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Note that the book uses Roman numerals for chapters.
In the Search box at the upper right of the window, type in LII and you will find it among the hits.
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The link given below should take you to Isaiah 52 (or somewhere thereabouts).
The Chaldee paraphrase on the prophet Isaiah [by Jonathan b. Uzziel] tr. by C.W.H. Pauli By Jonathan b. Uzziel
You can download this document as a PDF, at least from the US version of Google (here).
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Aha... Well there's your problem -- Aramaic is not Hebrew (and vice-versa) -- despite the Babylonian connection and the misinformed comments by certain translators. Shalom
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? what ?
Of cause Aramaic is not Hebrew ... but the Targumim are nevertheless listed under Hebrew in BW
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Aha... Well there's your problem -- Aramaic is not Hebrew (and vice-versa) -- despite the Babylonian connection and the misinformed comments by certain translators. Shalom
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Jim! Thanks, I've got it now - an entire sweet PDF file - a scan from Harvard U Library. Where is Google going to take us next?
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