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Integrating BHSA Data with Wider Biblical Resources on Desktop and Mobile Platforms

Integrating BHSA Data with Wider Biblical Resources on Desktop and Mobile Platforms

by Eliran Wong | Oct 30, 2019 | Bible, Database, Hebrew Bible, Hebrew Learning, Open Science, Uncategorized

It was my pleasure to give a brief overview of BibleBento.com on the 40th anniversary of the ETCBC.  I would like to share a little bit more here, including progress of the development since the presentation. I am a full-time church minister.  I like collecting Bible...
Syntactic Patterns and Translating the Bible

Syntactic Patterns and Translating the Bible

by Reinoud Oosting | Oct 22, 2019 | Hebrew Bible, text linguistics, Translation

Working as a Bible translator I am not only interested in the meaning and the literary composition of individual texts, but also in the linguistic patterns underlying these texts. Detecting and registering these patterns helps in gaining inside into the grammatical...
Phrase and Syntax Search for the Layperson

Phrase and Syntax Search for the Layperson

by Stephen Ku | Aug 30, 2019 | Bible, Hebrew Bible, linguistics, Open Science, Text-Fabric

eRhema’s primary goal is to provide a free tool that enables the layperson to explore the Bible in its original languages. While Bible translations are indispensable, meanings are inevitably lost even in the finest translations. Ideally, every serious student of the...
Word Games For Learning Biblical Languages

Word Games For Learning Biblical Languages

by Daniel Semler | May 17, 2019 | Bible, Hebrew Bible, Hebrew Classroom, Hebrew Learning

When I was young I used to do wordsearch puzzles all the time. They were of course in my native language, English. But they helped me learn to recognise many words very quickly and to pick them out of a page. In learning the languages of the bible one thing that is...
New Text-Fabric module: The Dead Sea Scrolls

New Text-Fabric module: The Dead Sea Scrolls

by Martijn Naaijer | May 14, 2019 | Computational Linguistics, Database, Hebrew Bible, Text-Fabric

Linguistic Dating and the Tiberias Stylistic Classifier for the Hebrew Bible

Linguistic Dating and the Tiberias Stylistic Classifier for the Hebrew Bible

by Joshua Berman | May 7, 2019 | Bible, Hebrew Bible, methodology, Stylistics

This past January my Bar-Ilan University colleague, the computational linguist Moshe Koppel and I launched the Tiberias Stylistic Classifier for the Hebrew Bible (https://tiberias.dicta.org.il/#/ ). Tiberias marshals cutting edge advances in the field of machine...
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