The Book of Ruth in Hebrew: A Grammatical and Critical Commentary
Publishers:
Digital Logos Edition
Logos Editions are fully connected to your library and Bible study tools.
Overview
From the Introduction: “The editor had two principle objects in view in commencing the present work, namely, in the first place, to exhibit a specimen of a minute collation of Hebrew MSS, embracing not only the variations with respect to the consonants, but also those with respect to the Masoretic vowels and accents … And, in the second place, he desired to supply junior students with such assistance as might be needful in their early attempts at translating Hebrew, while at the same time the requirements of advanced scholars were steadily borne in mind.”
Reviews
1 rating
Rod Rogers
7/23/2022
I just got this resource and am thoroughly enjoying it. I have purchased several resources on Ruth and this one seems to be the jewel I have been looking for. If you have a desire to be able to not only sight read Ruth (Grammar and Vocabulary) but know the text is put together (syntax and linguistics) I think you would be hard pressed to find a better resource. Charles Wright is also forcing me to reconsidering Linguistics as a four letter word. He seems to explain linguistics in a more understandable form than most. Also, the Logos version over paper books cannot be over stated. I'm sure I have a few paper books that would come close to BRH:GCC if I could only see the vowels; the print font is way to small for me. 5 big stars.
