Download a PDF of the manuscript behind BHS for free here.
I searched the database for “Leningrad Codex” and the results of the search are on this page.
It’s great to have these manuscripts, of course, but they’re worthless if unread. May we live in the book.
HT: Charles Halton
It is quite amazing that we are able to get this stuff for free, isn’t it! It wasn’t too long ago that the only way to read these facsimiles was to use the library’s copy that cost them hundreds to dollars. But, as you imply, with great blessings come great responsibilities…
Amen and amen.
Man, how cool is this?! Thanks for the link.
Also, I use this website pretty frequently. It has the BHS text, the Latin Vulgate, the Septuagint, and several other things for free. I don’t think you can download it, and the site is in German, but it’s been really useful.
http://www.bibelwissenschaft.de/online-bibeln/
Thanks for the tip! Looks like a great site!
Oh no! The link doesn’t work any longer! I was so ecstatic to find the text to read. Oh well, on with my search. Thanks again. I notice you are an author brother Hamilton. I see your books advertised over to the right. Will have to check them out!
It is wonderful! Except the link doesn’t work. Thanks for nothing.