Alternative Readings in the Hebrew of the Books of Samuel
Overview
Examining the books of Samuel in a distinctive manner—according to semantic variation in the original Hebrew—Otto H. Bostrom discusses the intended meaning of the text, and the implications of the varying translations. Although focusing on the original Hebrew, the author also draws upon the Septuagint, Peshitta, Latin Vulgate, and various targums for semantic and literary comparison. Alternative Readings in the Hebrew of the Books of Samuel presents several theories on omission and transposition errors, Bostrom still asserts the theopneustic nature of the text.
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Key Features
- Includes extensive analysis
- Contains an introduction that discusses the alternative readings
- Provides side by side juxtapostion of the Ketïb and Qerë
Contents
- Preface
- Introduction
- Alternative Readings in the First Book of Samuel
- Alternative Readings in the Second Book of Samuel
Product Details
- Title: Alternative Readings in the Hebrew of the Books of Samuel
- Author: Otto H. Bostrom
- Publisher: Augustana Book Concern
- Publication Date: 1918
- Pages: 79