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| | Ancient Hebrew Text - Biblical Names |
 | | The Codex Leningrad is one of the surviving Masoretic texts. | | | This was an attempt at standardizing the text and pronunciation by comparing all of the then known copies of the Hebrew Bible to form one complete text that represented the original writings. | | | In just the first 3 verses of chapter 53, a total of 23 words in the Masoretic text and 24 words in the Great Isaiah scroll, I found 19 letters that were different between the two texts. |
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http://www.ancient-hebrew.org/17_masorite.html
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| | The Text of the Hebrew Bible |
| | The extant Hebrew text of the Old Testament text is commonly called the Masoretic, to distinguish it from the text of the ancient versions as well as from the Hebrew text of former ages. | | | After the completion of the Masoretic textual work and the collection of the notes having reference to it, no essential change was made in the text; consequently this period is the time of the faithful preservation, multiplication, and circulation of the Masoretic text. | | | This Masoretic text does not present the original form but a text which within a certain period was fixed by Jewish scholars as the correct and only authoritative one. |
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http://www.bible-researcher.com/hebrewtext1.html
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| | Masoretic Text |
| | The Masoretic Text (MT) is the Hebrew text of the Tanakh approved for general use in Judaism. | | | But in terms of the masoretic text the word mesorah has a very specific meaning: it to concise marginal notes in manuscripts (and printings) of the Hebrew Bible which note textual details usually about precise spelling of words. | | | The Earliest Text of the Hebrew Bible: The Relationship Between the Masoretic Text and the Hebrew Base of the Septuagint Reconsidered (Septuagint and Cognate Studies Series) |
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http://www.freeglossary.com/Masoretic_Text
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| | The Masoretic Text |
| | The Masoretic Text is based upon the Hebrew which was rejected by the early Christians, who were the true Israel of God. | | | However, the Hebrew text that it contains is clearly not the original Hebrew, nor even the Hebrew that was in use in the 1st century AD. | | | The Masoretic Text, other than the Dead Sea Scrolls, is the only existing representation of the Old Testament in Hebrew. |
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http://www.christianseparatist.org/ast/hist/mt.htm
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| | The Errancy of the Masoretic Text and the KJV |
| | The Errancy of the Masoretic Text and the KJV | | | Thus, the Masoretic Text is found to be corrupted both internally and in its relation with the New Testament, while the Septuagint is found to be reliable on both counts, and also the Septuagint was the universal Bible of the first century Christians. | | | So then not only is the Masoretic Text divinely inspired, but any mistranslations in the KJV, either of the Old or New Testament were somehow purposely put in their by God. |
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http://www.christianseparatist.org/sixth/errancy.html
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| | [sword-devel] The Masoretic Text |
| | The basis that the Masoretic text is in someway satanistic or changed to favour one group over another, shows ignorance, and fear, and is based on antisemitism 7. | | | Ironically, it is the very Talmud that supported the Masoretes, from which all bibles are based was burned, the very acknowledgement that the OT the Christians used was to a large extent, mostly accurate was burned. | | | Today, the notion that the masoretic tradition is in fact a plot to change the meaning of the text has firstly been discredited, and secondly has been shown to be based on ignorance, antisemitism and fear. |
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http://www.crosswire.org/pipermail/sword-devel/2002-June/014585.html
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| | Talk:Masoretic Text - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | A difficulty in bringing the 1903 text up to date is that it uses the word Masorete to refer to people from pre-Talmudic times (say 1st century) whereas the modern usage is to only use the word for the period from about the 5th or 6th century onwards. | | | Many of the other things, for example the division into verses, open and closed sections, and books, predate the Masoretes as we now know from the Dead Sea Scrolls. | | | Separate articles on cantillation, section divisions, special letters and signs, and other unique features of the masoretic text. |
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Talk:Masoretic_Text
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| | Manuscript Evidence by Dr. Thomas Holland - Lesson Eight |
| | The Masoretic Text is the traditional Hebrew Old Testament text of both Judaism and Protestantism (The Catholic Church, historically, used the Latin translation of Jerome based on the Greek LXX). | | | It was his text which was used by the translators of the King James Bible for their work in the Old Testament, and it was the basis of Kittel's first two editions of his Hebrew text. | | | Thus we see that the Masoretic Text existed prior to the writings of the New Testament, was used as the official Hebrew Old Testament at the time of the establishing of the Biblical canon, and has been used since as the official representation of the Hebrew originals. |
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http://www.purewords.org/kjb1611/html/septuag.htm
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| | what is the masoretic text and is in the christian's bible? |
| | We now know the Septuagint is the errant text and one needs to begin to examine the origin of this translation in order to come to an understanding who it was that was behind the translation, and the existing religious beliefs of the sect that translated it, and their reasons for doing so. | | | It would seem that if such beliefs and dogmas in the Hebrew Masoretic text had been wrong and different ones and changes in the Greek translation had been right, then Jesus would have been a hypocrite to teach from and correct others from a Hebrew Masoretic text which was not authoritative or Divine. | | | Understand the Greek texts and translation of the Jewish Scriptures existed in his day and this Greek Bible had 4 divisions and not 3 like the Jewish Bible. |
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http://www.faithofyeshua.faithweb.com/massoretic_text.htm
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| | HTML document |
| | The Masoretes were the scribes that were given the responsibility of guarding and keeping the text of the Old Testament, and keep it well they surely did, as we shall soon see. | | | The Ben Asher text was based on a text call the Leningrad Manuscript (B19a; also called simply L), which was dated around 1008 A. Using the peculiar logic of that day, which believed that older must always be better, Kittel published his 1937 edition based on this "older" text. | | | Today this work is called the Ben Chayyim Masoretic Text, and is the text that underlies the Old Testament of the King James Bible. |
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http://members.tripod.com/bible_study/kjvissue/criticism3.html
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| | Septuagint |
| | Rather than vindicating the Masoretic text as being the original Hebrew text, the thousands of Qumran text specimens reveal that there was a definite diversity of text types of the Old Testament in use during the centuries before Christ. | | | However, during the 1800s, scholars began to postulate that perhaps the reason for the variance between the Septuagint and the Masoretic text was that the translators of the Septuagint were working from an earlier Hebrew text that varied from the later Masoretic text. | | | What I did not realize until recently was that the Hebrew Masoretic text does not say, "the virgin shall be with child." It says, "the young woman shall be with child." No wonder the apostles and their disciples chose the Septuagint over the Masoretic text. |
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http://www.scrollpublishing.com/store/Septuagint.html
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| | Bible study resources: Masoretic Text (MT) |
| | The text of the Hebrew Bible (Old Testament) was carefully preserved by generations of Jewish scholars. | | | They gave their name to the standard Hebrew texts we have today for which they were responsible, the Masoretic Text. | | | When Hebrew ceased to be a mother tongue they added signs to show what vowels should be used to pronounce the text, for up to then only the consonants had been written. |
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http://www.bible.gen.nz/amos/glossary/masoretictext.htm
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| | The King James (1611) Bible and the Masoretic text - Stormfront White Nationalist Community |
| | The folks who provided the source texts for the Protestant Reformation (Masoretic Text) were probably the ones who modified the original texts and elevated Yahweh (Jehova) to the position of supreme god from his prior position as one of the sons of the supreme god "El". | | | You do not have to be able to read archaic text to understand the Word of God, yet, at the same time, you should not make light of the basic tenants to exercise sexual responsibility as presented in the easier to read K J V 1611. | | | Therefore, those who subsequently tampered with the Hebrew text were probably Yahweh-only editors who wanted to erase the original distinction between El and Yahweh and to depict Yahweh as the one and only God. |
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http://www.stormfront.org/forum/showthread.php?t=109986
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| | Scholarly Myths Perpetuated On Rejecting the Masoretic Text of the Old Testament |
| | Biblical critics have rejected the Hebrew Masoretic text of the OT and perpetuated historical myths about the language and text of the OT. | | | The popular expression of the mythical views of the language and text of the OT follows these fallacious assumptions: 1) The language God gave Adam in the garden is unknown. | | | Critical scholars are still tweaking the Hebrew text in order to give some assurance to Christians of what God has said in the OT. |
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http://www.deanburgonsociety.org/CriticalTexts/myths.htm
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| | Textus Receptus/Masoretic Text-based foreign language Bibles |
| | The "received text" of the Spanish country is that underlying the traditional Spanish translation, that is, underlying the Reina-Valera Bible. | | | Because the TBS Catalan New Testament is based on the "received text" of the English-speaking world, it conflicts with the Biblical authority "received text" recognized for centuries by Castilian-dialect Spanish countrymen. | | | It might be of interest to you that there ARE differences in text between the KJV and the Reina-Valera, and they have to do only with Reformation texts, and not at all with Westcott and Hort. |
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http://www.jesus-is-lord.com/trlangua.htm
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| | Price's Last Stand |
| | The part of the text that is crucial to fulfilled prophecy is the date the prophecy was given--the fourth year of Jehoiakim (605 BC). | | | It was this meticulous care of the text that led scholars like these in the next generation to confirm that the Masoretic text was the authentic tradition. | | | That is true because the manuscript witnesses to Masoretic text of Jeremiah are no more diverse than those of the Masoretic text of other Old Testament books. |
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http://www.infidels.org/library/magazines/tsr/1998/5/985price.html
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| | A New Look at the LXX -- The Dead Sea Scrolls and the Septuagint |
| | Remember, the Masoretic "text," as we have it today, was not itself finalized and completed, in its final form, until the years 500-900 A.D., centuries after the time of the early apostles and the beginnings of the New Testament Church of God! | | | In analyzing Biblical texts, documents, and manuscripts, and the different versions we have, today, we must remember that although the Masoretic Text is today recognized as the official text of the Old Testament Scriptures, it is by no means a "perfect" text. | | | The Septuagint Text was the standard text used by Jews in the synagogues in the Gentile world, and also became the standard text used by early Christians. |
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http://www.triumphpro.com/a_new_look_at_the_lxx____the_dead_sea_scrolls_and_the_septuagint.htm
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| | Masoretic text of Genesis |
| | And of all the differences between the Masoretic text and the quotations from the Talmud used to derive specific halachos none are found in Genesis. | | | The Koren text is precisely the same as that used by us." That is, we didn't choose arbitrarily one of many available texts of Genesis, but chose the text of Genesis which is considered kosher in almost all Jewish communities. | | | Critics have questioned the usage of this Masoretic text of Genesis for the purpose of ELS's experiments. |
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http://www.torahcodes.co.il/elman2.htm
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| | BD Masoretic Text |
| | The O.T. of the KJV uses the Masoretic text. | | | The traditional Hebrew text of the Old Testament was the result of the standardization and stabilization decreed by the council of Jamnia, held about |
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http://scriptures.lds.org/bdm/msrtctxt
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| | DOCTRINES OF THE DEAD SEA SCROLLS |
| | While the Masoretic Text has all nine verses, the Greek Bible and 4QJer b lack verses 6-8 and 10, which extol the greatness of God. | | | The translation of Job frequently differs from the customary text of the Hebrew Bible, but it is unclear whether the divergences are due merely to the difficulty of translating poetry, or to a Hebrew original not identical with the traditional Scripture. | | | The story of the conception of Noah from the Genesis Apocryphon shows that there was a tradition in the time of the writing of the DSS that the sons of God according to Genesis 6 were references to angels. |
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http://faculty.bbc.edu/ggromacki/DeadSeaScrolls/bible.htm
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| | Proverbs Comparisons - The Bible and Septuagint |
| | This is confirmed in verses 18, 21, 24, 29 of both the Masoretic Text and the Septuagint, both of which which speak of "three" things and "then" a fourth. | | | This chart will compare the difference between the Masoretic Hebrew (the text all Old Testament bibles are based upon) and the Septuagint (the only existing translation of the original Hebrew scripture in existence from before the time of Christ). | | | These verses express the wisdom and knowledge of the holy, in both the Masoretic Text and the Septuagint. |
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http://ecclesia.org/truth/proverbs.html
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| | Dead Sea Scrolls - Selection |
| | This passage from the Dead Sea Scrolls has a few differences from the Masoretic text (as used today in all Hebrew Bibles and which most translations are based on). | | | In the Masoretic text these two words are written as one indicating a name - Aviyad. | | | This verse also has a few differences from the Masoretic text. |
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http://www.ancient-hebrew.org/26_isaiah.html
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| | The Hebrew Text of the Tanach |
| | It is also not the masoretic text, but seems to be based on the BHS tanach. | | | As to the quality of the text, Benyamin notes that the verse numbering differs in a few places from the Masoretic. | | | Full Hebrew text of the Tanach, Talmud Bavli, and Talmud Yerushalmi is available from Snunit at the Hebrew University in Jerusalem for Web browsing. |
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http://shamash.org/tanach/text.shtml
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| | Hebrew Old Testament -- Masoretic Text by Anonymous |
| | Other files available for Hebrew Old Testament -- Masoretic Text | | | This document is from the Christian Classics Ethereal Library at | | | Hebrew Old Testament -- Masoretic Text by Anonymous |
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http://www.ccel.org/a/anonymous/hebrewot
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