Leviticus 19:32 . . .Before gray hair you should rise up, and you must show consideration for the person of an old man, and you must be in fear of your God. I am Jehovah. 👍
wow, so much time and study to make the best Codex possible. such detail and desire to make the best. just amazing, thank you for sharing. at the same time so sad that part of the Aleppo Codex were lost.
From my experience with how the English language vernacular has changed in my lifetime ; It would seem possible that most of the variations were simply when or where they were written .
From preponderance of evidence,I as a juror in court would rule in Favor of the authors intent and ability to maintain the purity of the narrative. I believe it was written for the individual s honest interpretation and not a common consensus.After all our lives hang on it. Good discussion. 97% of scientists agree, but the 3% of dissenters were correct
The Hebrew Bible in proto Hebrew was the first edition. The Samaritan was a later edition of the Hebrew Bible that was modified to accommodate the agenda of the Samaritan sect (viz., that the Law was published from Mount Gerizim and not Mount Zion, etc.
Please Nehemia, you can show scrols in hebrew have letter Yod with hatef patach? יֲ yod com hatef patach. I am live in Brazil information hebrew scrols little.
Thank You Nehemiah and Professor!
Yesterday finish exame in Aleppo Códex,
I found Yehováh (with e,o,a) 206 in all text!
I print pages.
Nehemiah, I know it was sincere and not for effect - and I love the fact that you gave such honor and respect to Professor Ofer.
Leviticus 19:32 . . .Before gray hair you should rise up, and you must show consideration for the person of an old man, and you must be in fear of your God. I am Jehovah. 👍
wow, so much time and study to make the best Codex possible. such detail and desire to make the best. just amazing, thank you for sharing. at the same time so sad that part of the Aleppo Codex were lost.
Great Information! Thank You Nehemiah and Professor Yosef Ofer
If we agree on everything,maybe one of us isn’t thinking.
From my experience with how the English language vernacular has changed in my lifetime ; It would seem possible that most of the variations were simply when or where they were written .
From preponderance of evidence,I as a juror in court would rule in Favor of the authors intent and ability to maintain the purity of the narrative. I believe it was written for the individual s honest interpretation and not a common consensus.After all our lives hang on it. Good discussion. 97% of scientists agree, but the 3% of dissenters were correct
Glad that we have Aleppo Codex's version of HāAzīnu!
If one believes in EQUAL LETTER SEQUENCING. ,one would think it an authentication of the text if it agreed with the text
What of pictographic ancient letters? Your thoughts?
Irony of the Vatican safekeeping of Hebrew manuscripts and artifacts
Original symbols would imply original intent and desired inference. My inference
No le entiendo pero me gustaría que Nehemia le puciera suptitulos gracias
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Which was written first; the Samaritan Bible in proto Hebrew or the Hebrew Bible?
The Hebrew Bible in proto Hebrew was the first edition. The Samaritan was a later edition of the Hebrew Bible that was modified to accommodate the agenda of the Samaritan sect (viz., that the Law was published from Mount Gerizim and not Mount Zion, etc.
@@ahembd1 Very interesting. I don't doubt you but can you explain how that is known?
I hope these manuscripts are photocopied by the millions and notarized not to have fate of Aleppo documents
Weird coincidence Aleppo riots and Israel state just a year apart
Please Nehemia,
you can show scrols
in hebrew have letter Yod with hatef patach?
יֲ yod com hatef patach.
I am live in Brazil information hebrew scrols little.
Torah Scrolls do not contain vowel nikudot. Los rollos de Torah no contienen las nekudot de vocales. Os rolos de Torá no temem as nekudot de vocables.
Shalom!@@ericcastaneda8069 No problem.
Thanks for also translating in both languages @@ericcastaneda8069