Various links to stuff I use for studying biblical, mid, and ancient Hebrew language. Â Overall it’s actually fun to study this stuff – but I’m a geek who originally wanted an archaeology degree, so my idea of “fun” can be a bit skewed at times. Â Also – this doesn’t cover everything I use by any means – just the websites. Â My iPad and iPhone are also part of my study guides, and then there’s my hand-written codex book and Torah transcription project (that I’ll probably bother to take pictures of someday, just for the heck of it.)
http://www.ancient-hebrew.org/index.html
An interesting site that focuses back further in the Hebrew language, back towards it’s origins. Â I don’t consider this to be a definitive source, really, as quite a few of the various bits and pieces I’ve seen on other sites end up with differetn (and non-matching toe each other) versions of ancient Hebrew characters, but I consider it to be one of the better at the moment (until I find something even better, or, find evidence that their work is less accurate than other places.)
http://www.biblestudytools.com/
Some nice tools for bible study including Strong’s Concordinance, but, sheesh, the bug you to death for subscription stuff.
http://www.hebrew4christians.com/index.html
Great site for working with Biblical Hebrew, including a lot of the blessings, praises, and prayers. Â Includes English, Transliteration, Biblical Hebrew, and often also audio files to help perfect your pronunciation.
http://biblescripture.net/Hebrew.html
Mainly useful for the one-page Hebrew guide.
http://www.scripture4all.org/OnlineInterlinear/Hebrew_Index.htm
Nice online copy of the Torah with Hebrew, English (semi-sorta direct translation, not modernized really), Transliteration, and more modern English
http://www.messianic-torah-truth-seeker.org/
Lots of… well, randomly laid out, poorly designed, hard to read information. Â However, it also has a nice copy of the current Parashah for the week, with Hebrew, Transliteration, and English.
(OK, why have so many copies, including ones on my iPad? Â I tend to cross reference multiple sources to see if I can find the greatest accuracy.)