Hebrew Voices #163 – Treasures of the Hebrew Library in Cincinnati: Part 1
In this episode of Hebrew Voices #163, Treasures of the Hebrew Library in Cincinnati: Part 1, Nehemia gets an exclusive look at an 11th century Masoretic manuscript, the “Ibn Musa Bible,” a 13th century Chumash, and other rare Hebrew treasures.
In this episode of Hebrew Voices #163, Treasures of the Hebrew Library in Cincinnati: Part 1, Nehemia gets an exclusive look at an 11th century Masoretic manuscript, the “Ibn Musa Bible,” a 13th century Chumash, and other rare Hebrew treasures.
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Hebrew Voices #163 – Treasures of the Hebrew Library in Cincinnati: Part 1
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David: Of course, we had the famous Tel Dan Inscription, and the college did do the… Avraham Biran was the...
Nehemia: Wait, you guys found that?
David: Yes.
Nehemia: The Tel Dan Inscription?
David: Yeah.
Nehemia: That is pretty cool!
David: We are the ones who excavated Tel Dan.
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I do believe that I spotted a couple YHVH’s with full vowels!
this is a Beautiful book, I would love to make some books like this 🙂 thank you for sharing, Great Episode for the librarian hearted (like myself)
If I am ever in near here I will visit it. Thank you for sharing an interesting topic
Awesome! I was born and grew up in northern Kentucky. The next time I make it back I’ll visit Hebrew Union College.
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