A Rare Type of Textual Criticism in the Hebrew Bible (Tiqqun Soferim תיקון סופרים)

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Habakkuk 1:12 contains an interesting example of a textual criticism discussion that involves a very rare type of alternate reading tradition. Is the verse supposed to read “We shall not die” vs “You shall not die”? Matthew Delaney (M.A. Biblical Literature and Semitic Languages) breaks down the Hebrew, shares a Rabbinic tradition, a gives some thoughts on how to evaluate the two primary possibilities for approaching this text.
If you want to hear more Hebrew insights from this passage of Scripture, check out the full video here: • Hebrew Language Insigh...
If you want to learn more about the Rabbinic tradition called Tiqqune Soferim תיקוני סופרים, check out this scholarly work by Carmel McCarthy: web.archive.or...
Sadly, McCarthy passed away a couple of years ago. Here is an article written at her passing that tells more about her unique story in case you are interested: www.irishtimes...
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[@ПавелВойтко-п7в]

Very good insight in Hebrew Bible's textual criticism.