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• Exegesis

  • Rashbam

    • Rosin, Rahbam on the Torah, 12 Mbytes (or PDF format 13 Mbytes)
       

    • Rosin, R. Samuel B. Meir, als Schrifterklarer (or PDF format)
       

    • Japhet, Rashabm on Job (Rashbam Commentary only; does not include Ms. Japhet's analysis)
       

    • Samuel ben Meir (Rashbam), English and Hebrew,  from The commentary of Samuel ben Meir on the Song of Songs, Yaakov Thompson, (1988)
       

    • Berger - Rashbam on Derekh Eretz
       

  • Shmuel David Luzzato

    • Shadal on Job
       

    • Shadal on Genesis 1 
       

    • Shadal on Isaiah, Introduction (10 Principles)
       

  • Berliner

    • Plaitat Soferim
       

  • Rashi as a biblical exegete: From Syllabus by Dr. Maori

    • Syllabus (Original in PDF)
       

    • Arend, M., "Rashis Commentary on the Torah"
       

    • Berliner, Rashi on Torah, Introduction
       

    • Cohen, S., " Does Rashis Commentary Respond to Christianity"
       

    • Encyclopedia Mikrait,  Rashi
       

    • Grossman, Rashi on Scriptures, from "Hokhmei Tzarfat haRishonim"
       

    • Grossman, "Pulmus Dati uMegamat Hinukhitb'Peirush Rashi laTorah," from Pirkei Nehama
       

    • Leibowitz, N., Rashi's Criteria for Citing Midrash (and Hebrew version)
       

    • Maori, Y., 'Tikun Soferim' v-'kina haKatuv' b'Peirush shel Rashi
       

    • Mirski, Rashi uMahberet Menahem
       

    • Pozenanski, Intro to French Biblical Exegete: Rashi
       

    • Tuito, "Darkei shel Rashi b'Shimusho b'Midrashei Hazal"
       

    • Tuito, "Parshanut lAtika: hashkafat ha'olam shel haTorah l'phi perush Rashi"
       

    • Tuito,  "Rashi's Commentary on Genesis 1-6 in light of the Christian Judeo Controversy"
       

    • Tuito, "Gilgulei Nusah Rashi al haTorah"
       

  • Ibn Ezra

    • Ibn Ezra, Avraham, "Sefat Yeter" (Defense of Saadia Gaon) (From כתבי ר' אברהם אבן עזרא.)
       

    • Ibn Ezra, Avraham, "Igeret Shabbat" (From כתבי ר' אברהם אבן עזרא.)
       

    • Ibn Ezra, Avraham, "Yesod Moreh" (From כתבי ר' אברהם אבן עזרא.)
       

    • Ibn Ezra, Avraham, "Sefat Yeter,"  (From כתבי ר' אברהם אבן עזרא.)
       

    • Friedlander, Ibn Ezra on Isaiah
       

    • Friedlander, Essays on the Writings of Ibn Ezra, (Mitshuf, 1963/ 4) pp. 134-141 178-181
       

    • Ginsburg, C. D., The Song of Songs and Coheleth, (Ktav Pub. House, 1970), pp. 44-47
       

    • Simon, U., Abraham Ibn Ezra - Between the exegete and his readers (ר' אברהם אבן עזרא - בין המפרש לקוראיו, קעמ"י 9, ישיבות מרכזיות: מקרא ומזרח קדמון (תשמח), pp. 23-42
       

    • Simon, Uriel, "Ibn Ezra's harsh language and biting humor; real denunciation or hispanic mannerism?," in Abraham Ibn Ezra y su tiempo (1990), pp. 325-334
       

    • Simon, Uriel, "Ibn Ezra between medievalism and modernism; the case of Isaiah 40-66," VTS 36 (1985) 257-271
       

    • Simon, U., Avraham Ibn Ezra, Sabo, Magne, ed. 2000. Hebrew Bible / Old Testament.' The History of Its Interpretation, vol. I, part 2: The Middle Ages. Gottingen: Vandenhoeck & Ruprecht.
       

    • Simon, U., Biblical Exegesis Using the Pshat Method - the Spanish School, 
       

    • Simon, U., "Towards Ibn Ezra's Exegetical Method based on Three Commentaries on a Single Verse," 
       

    • Reif, S. C., Ibn Ezra on Canticles, in  Abraham Ibn Ezra y su tiempo, Ed. Fernando Díaz Esteban,  (1990) pp. 241-249
       

    • Levin I., Synoptical Evaluation of the Work of Abraham Ibn Ezra, , in Abraham Ibn Ezra y su tiempo, Ed. Fernando Díaz Esteban,  (1990) pp. 193-198
       

    • Ibn Ezra, Abraham. Song of Songs Commentary. Standard version in Rabbinic Bible (Miqra'ot Gedolot, in a Word document, sorted by 'Way'). 
       
      Early recension: Commentary on the Canticles (First recension of the Song of Songs commentary), ed. H. J. Mathews. Oxford 1874.  (Hebrew only) (English only)
       

    • Teshima, I., " Rashi and Ibn Ezra on the Hitpael"
       

    • Brin, G., "Questions of Biblical Editing and Redaction in Ibn Ezra's Commentay," Mehkarim bi-yetsirato shel Avraham Ibn Ezra, (Universitat Tel-Aviv, 1992), Hebrew
       

    • Yitzhaki, M., "Didactic Goals in Ibn Ezra's Secular Songs," Mehkarim bi-yetsirato shel Avraham Ibn Ezra, (Universitat Tel-Aviv, 1992), Hebrew
        

    • Orphali, M.,"Ibn Ezra and the Jewish Christian Polemic," Mehkarim bi-yetsirato shel Avraham Ibn Ezra, (Universitat Tel-Aviv, 1992), Hebrew 
       

    • Gomperts, Aharon, Sefer Megaleh Sod, והוא ביאור לפירוש הרב רבי אברהם בן עזרא על חמש מגילות (Haburg, 1965) (Contains only the super-commentary on Shir Hashirim, the intro, and the epilogue)
      

    • Krimsky, Supercommentary "Yahel Ohr" on Ibn Ezra's Song of Songs Commentary. (In Chumash Mehok'kei Yehuda, vol 3. Leviticus.
       

    • Excerpts from Ibn Ezra's Poetry Book 1 and 2: See also : http://benyehuda.org/ibnezra_a/index.html
       

  • Yoseph Kara

    • Poznanski, Yosef Kara
       

  • Unknown

    • Poznanski, Unknown French Exegesis
       

  • Spanish Exegesis

    • Spanish Exegesis - Encyclopedia Mikrait

• Biblical Hebrew

  • Ibn Janah

    • Sefer Ha-Rikma, 17 Mbytes
       

• Biblical Transmission

  • Jacob Ben Hayim ibn Adoniyahu

    • Introduction to the Rabbinic Bible (with translation, and critical and explanatory notes by C.D. Ginsburg), 14 Mbytes

  • Eliyahu Levita

    • Massoreth Ha-Massoreth, (with translation, and critical and explanatory notes by C.D. Ginsburg)

    • Yoseph Kalman, Mavo Hamessorah

• El Amarna
   

  • Pritchard, J.Ancient Near Eastern Texts Relating to the Old Testament (3rd ed), pp .483-490

  • “Amarna Letters,” Anchor Bible Dictionary 1, pp. 174-81;  “Amarna, Tel El-,” Anchor Bible Dictionary 1, pp. 181-2. 

  • “Habiru,” Encyclopedia Mikra'it, pp. 11-16

  • Artzi, Pinhas, "Some Unrecognized Syrian Amarna Letters" 

  • Campbell, Edward Fay, Jr., "The Amarna Letters and the Amarna Period," BA 23 (1960) 3-21 

  • Giles, Frederick J., “The Amarna Age: Western Asia,” (Aril and Phillips Ltd.) (1997) 

  • Greenberg, Moshe, The Hab/piru, American Oriental Society, 1955 

  • Greenberg, Moshe, “Hab/piru and Hebrews,” Patriarchs (World History of the Jewish People 2), 188-200, 279-81

  • Hess, R. S., “Smitten Ant Bites Back: Rhetorical forms in the Amarna Correspondence from Shechem,” Verse in Ancient Near East Prose, Eds. De Moore and Watson, Bitzon and Kevelar, 1993, pp. 95-112 

  • Hoffmeier, J, “Eyptians,” Peoples of the Old Testament World, Grand Rapids:, Ed. Hoerth, A. J., Baker Book House, 1998. 

  • Izre'el, Shlomo, “The Amarna Letters from Canaan,” Civilizations of the Ancient Near East IV (1995) 2411-2419. 

  • Knudtzon, J. A., Die El-Amarna-Tafeln Vol. 1, Aalen (1964)

  • Lemche, Niels Peter, The "Hebrew Slave," VT 25 (1975) 129-144
     

  • Millard, Alan Ralph, "Abraham, Akhenaten, Moses and monotheism," He Swore an Oath (1994) 119-129
     

  • Moran, William L. ed., The Amarna Letters, The John Hopkins University Press, 1992. 

  • Moran, William L., Amarna Studies: Collected Writings, Eisenbrauns, 2003.

  • Murname, W. J., “Texts from the Amarna Period in Egypt,” Scholars Press (1995) 

  • Na'aman, Nadav, “Habiru and Hebrews; the transfer of a social term to the literary sphere” JNES 45,4 (1986) 271-288. 

  • Na'aman, Nadav, “The contribution of the Amarna Letters to the debate on Jerusalem's political position in the tenth century B.C.E..”, BASOR 304 (1996) 17-27. 

  • Na'aman, Nadav, "Economic aspects of the Egyptian occupation of Canaan," IEJ 31, 3/4 (1981) 172-185. 

  • Pfeiffer, Charles F., Tell El Amarna and the Bible,  Baker Book House (1963) 

  • Redford, Donald B. , The monotheism of the heretic Pharaoh [Akhenaten]; precursor of Mosaic monotheism or Egyptian anomaly? BAR 13,3 (1987) 16-32 

  • Ross, James F., Gezer in the Tell el-Amarna letters, BA 30 (1967) 62-70

  • Schulman, Alan Richard, “Diplomatic marriage in the Egyptian new kingdom,” JNES 38,3 (1979) 177-193. 

  • Weingreen, J., “Saul and the Habiru-Hebre problem,” Fourth World Congress of Jewish Studies, vol. 1 (Jerusalem, 1967). 

  • West, Stuart A., "The Habiru and the Hebrews from a social class to an ethnic group," Dor 7, 3 (1979) 101-107
     

  • "Zaccagnini, Carlo," The Transition from Bronze to Iron in the Near East and in the Levant
     

• Habiru

  • Albright W. F., "Cannanite Hofsi, -Free- In the Amarana Tablets, JPOSIV, pp. 169-170
     

  • Albright, W.F., "Canaanite Hapsi and Hebrew Hofsi Again," JPOS VI, pp. 106-08
     

  • “Amarna Letters,” Anchor Bible Dictionary 1, pp. 174-81;  “Amarna, Tel El-,” Anchor Bible Dictionary 1, pp. 181-2. 
     

  • Artzi, Pinhas, "Some Unrecognized Syrian Amarna Letters" 
     

  • Brooks, S., The "Habiru/`Apiru" and "`ibrim" and the connection with I Samuel, Bulletin of the Anglo-Israel Archaeological Society 19-20 (2001-2002), pp. 65-70
     

  • Campbell, Edward Fay, Jr., "The Amarna Letters and the Amarna Period," BA 23 (1960) 3-21  
     

  • Cazelles, H., "The Hebrews," Peoples of Old Testament Times, (Clarendon Press, 1973)
     
     

  • Giles, Frederick J., “The Amarna Age: Western Asia,” (Aril and Phillips Ltd.) (1997) 
     

  • Gottwald, N. K., The tribes of Yahweh, (SCM Press, 1980)

    • The 'Apiru Adaptation in Amarna Canaan

    • Egyptian Imperialism and Canaanite Feudalism

    • Philistines as Heirs of Egyptian-Canaanite Dominion

    • Notes
       
       

  • Greenberg, Moshe, The Hab/piru, American Oriental Society, 1955 (13 Meg.  Page 74 missing)
     

  • Greenberg, Moshe, “Hab/piru and Hebrews,” Patriarchs (World History of the Jewish People 2), 188-200, 279-81
     

  • “Habiru,” Encyclopedia Mikra'it, pp. 11-16 
     

  • "Ivri" and "Habiru," Encyclopedia Mikrait
     

  • "Habiru" and "Hebrew," Anchor Bible Dictionary
     

  • Hess, R. S., “Smitten Ant Bites Back: Rhetorical forms in the Amarna Correspondence from Shechem,” Verse in Ancient Near East Prose, Eds. De Moore and Watson, Bitzon and Kevelar, 1993, pp. 95-112 
     

  • Hoffmeier, J, “Eyptians,” Peoples of the Old Testament World, Grand Rapids:, Ed. Hoerth, A. J., Baker Book House, 1998. 
     

  • Hutton, J. M., "'Abdi-Asirta, the slave, the dog'; self-abasement and invective in the Amarna Letters, the Lachish Letters, and 2 Sam 3:8," Zeitschrift für Althebraistik 15-16 (2002-2003), pp. 2-18
     

  • Izre'el, Shlomo, “The Amarna Letters from Canaan,” Civilizations of the Ancient Near East IV (1995) 2411-2419. 
     

  • Kline, M., "The Ha-Bi-Ru - Kin or Foe of Israel, Part 1" Westminster Theological Journal, 19, (1956), pp. 1-24 
     

  • Kline, M., "The Ha-Bi-Ru - Kin or Foe of Israel, Part 3" Westminster Theological Journal, 20, (1958), pp. 46-70 
     

  • Knudtzon, J. A., Die El-Amarna-Tafeln Vol. 1, Aalen (1964)
     

  • Lacheman, E. R., "Note on the Word Hupsu at Nuzi," BASOR 86, April 1942, pp. 36-7
     

  • Lemche, Niels Peter, The "Hebrew Slave," VT 25 (1975) 129-144
     

  • Lemche, N. P., The Manumisson of Slaves - The Fallow Year, the Sabbatical Year, The Jobel Year, VT 26 (1976), pp. 38-59
     

  • Lewy, J., "Habiru and the Hebrews," 
     

  • Lewy, J., "Origin and Signification of the Biblical Term 'Hebrew'", HUC, 195? 
     

  • Mendelsohn, I, "'The Canaanite Term fr 'Free Proletarian'," BASOR 83 (October 1941), pp. 36-39
     

  • Mendelsohn, I., "New Light on the Hufsu," BASOR 139, (October 1955), pp 9-11
     

  • Millard, Alan Ralph, "Abraham, Akhenaten, Moses and monotheism," He Swore an Oath (1994) 119-129
     

  • Moran, William L. ed., The Amarna Letters, The John Hopkins University Press, 1992. 
     

  • Moran, William L., Amarna Studies: Collected Writings, Eisenbrauns, 2003.
     

  • Na'aman, Nadav, “Habiru and Hebrews; the transfer of a social term to the literary sphere” JNES 45,4 (1986) 271-288. 
     

  • Na'aman, Nadav, “The contribution of the Amarna Letters to the debate on Jerusalem's political position in the tenth century B.C.E..”, BASOR 304 (1996) 17-27. 
     

  • Na'aman, Nadav, "Economic aspects of the Egyptian occupation of Canaan," IEJ 31, 3/4 (1981) 172-185. 
     

  • Pedersen, J, "Notes on Hebrew Hofsi, JPOS IV, pp. 103-05
     

  • Pfeiffer, Charles F., Tell El Amarna and the Bible,  Baker Book House (1963) 
     

  • Pritchard, J. Ancient Near Eastern Texts Relating to the Old Testament (3rd ed), pp .483-490
     

  • Ross, James F., Gezer in the Tell el-Amarna letters, BA 30 (1967) 62-70  
     

  • Rowton, M., Dimorphic Structure and the Problem of the `Apiru-'Ibrim,  Journal of Near Eastern Studies, 19??, pp. 13-20
     

  • Veen, P. G. van der, "The habiru as the "ibrim" of I Samuel and the implications for the "new chronology"," Chronology and Catastrophism Review 15 (1993), pp. 31-35
     

  • Weingreen, J., “Saul and the Habiru-Hebrew problem,” Fourth World Congress of Jewish Studies, vol. 1 (Jerusalem, 1967). 
      

  • West, Stuart A., "The Habiru and the Hebrews from a social class to an ethnic group," Dor 7, 3 (1979) 101-107  
     

  • Weippert, "Apiru and the Hebrews," from The Settlement of the Israelite Tribes in Palestine
     

  • "Zaccagnini, Carlo," The Transition from Bronze to Iron in the Near East and in the Levant
     

• Ugaritic Studies

  • Cassuto, U, The Goddess Anath (or PDF)

  • Ginsberg, Kitveu Ugarit

  • Margalit,  "The Cannanite Origin of Psalm 29 Reconsidered" 

  • ANET Ugaritic Epics

  • Tsamura - The flood in Psalm 29

  • Ugarit, Anchor Bible Dictionary

  • Cross - Notes on a Canaanite poem in the OT
       

• Bible Tests

  • Makbilot biMikra  (Very Large Exe)

• Dead Sea Scrolls

  • Chazon, Esther Glickler, "The use of the Bible as a key to meaning in psalms from Qumran," Emanuel (2003), pp. 85-96 
     

  • Chazon, Esther Glickler, "Hymns and prayers in the Dead Sea Scrolls," The Dead Sea Scrolls after Fifty Years Vol. I (1998) 244-270
     

  • Chazon, Esther Glickler, "Human and angelic prayer in light of the Dead Sea Scrolls,"Liturgical Perspectives (2003), pp. 35-47
     

  • Goshen-Gottstein - Hebrew Biblical Manuscripts
     

  • Hopkins, Denise Dombkowski, "The Qumran community and 1 Q Hodayot; a reassessment," RQ 10, 3 (1981), pp. 323-364 
     

  • Metso, Sarianna, "Biblical quotations in the Community Rule," The Bible as Book (2002), pp. 81-92
     

  • Newsom, Carol A., "'Sectually explicit' literature from Qumran," The Hebrew Bible and Its Interpreters (1990), pp. 167-187.
     

  • Puech E., "Un Hymne Essenien Em Partie Retrouve Et Les Beatitudes," Revue de Qumran, 1988
     

  • Puech E., " Queques aspects de la restauration du Rouleau des Hymnes 1QH," Journal of Jewish Studies, 1988
     

  • Sanders, James A., "The Modern History of the Qumran Psalms Scroll and Canonical Criticism," Emanuel (2003), pp. 393-411 
     

  • Skehan, Patrick W., "A Liturgical Complex in 11QPs(a)," CBQ 35 (1973), pp. 195-205.
     

  • Skehan, Patrick W., "The Divine Name at Qumran, in the Masada Scroll, and in the Septuagint,"BIOSCS 13 (1980) 14-44
     

  • Talmon S - Textual Study of the Hebrew Bible - A New Outlook  
     

  • Talmon S - The Old Testament Text 
     

  • Vermes, G, Biblical Proof-texts in Biblical in Qumran Literature, JSS, 34/2 1989
      

  • Bernstein, Moshe J., "Poetry and prose in 4Q371-373 Narrative and Poetic Composition (a, b, c)," Liturgical Perspectives (2003), pp. 19-33 (Copyrighted.  You must request a password.)
     

• Ancient Near East
   

  • Albright, W. F., Egypt and the Early History of the Negev, JPOS, IV
     

  • C. T. Begg, ““The Death of Josiah in Chronicles: Another View,” VT37 (1987) 1-8.
     

  • Bin-Nun, S. “Formulas from Royal Records of Israel and Judah,” Vetus Testamentum 18 (1968) 414-32.
     

  • Borowski, 0., “Hezekiah’s Reforms and the Revolt against Assyria,” BA 58 (1995) 148-155. 
     

  • J. Brinkman, “Merodach-Baladan II,” Studies Presented to A. Leo Oppenheim, pp. 6-53 

  • J. Brinkman, “Sennacherib’s Babylonian Problem,” JCS 25 (1973) 89-95.
     

  • Cohen,  Ch., “Neo-Assyrian Elements in the First Speech of the Biblical Rab­Shaqeh,” Israel Oriental Studies) (1979) 32-48.  
     

  • M. Cogan, Imperialism and Religion, pp. 42-61; 65-96.
     

  • Cross, F. M., “The Themes of the Book of Kings and the Structure of Deuteronomistic History,” Canaanite Myth and Hebrew Epic, pp. 274-289.

  • F. M. Cross & D. N. Freedman, “Josiah’s Revolt against Assyria,” JNES 12 (1953) 56-58.  
     

  • W. G. Dever, “Archaeology Reconstructs the Lost Background of the Israelite Cult,” Recent Archaeological Discoveries and Biblical Research, pp. 119-166. 
     

  • Ekal palace (Iraq32 [1970] 68-85).  
     

  • Eph’al, The Ancient Arabs, 143-169
     

  • B. Frost, “The Death of Josiah,” JBL 87 (1968) 369-382.  
     

  • Galil, G., “ms• snhryb lm•rb: hystwryh vhystwrywgrpyh,” Zion 53 (1988), 1-12.
     

  • J. Goldberg, “Two Assyrian Campaigns against Sennacherib and Later 8th Century Biblical Chronology,” Biblica 80 (1999) 360-390.
     

  • Gray, J. I & II Kings (Old Testament Library), 3rd ed, (1979), pp 711-748
     

  • Grayson, A. K., “Assyria and Babylonia,” Orientalia 49 (1980) 140-194.  

  • Grayson, “Chronology of the Reign of Ashuranipal,”ZA 70 (1980) 227-45.   

  • Chronicles 2, 3, 4, 5: K. Grayson, Assyrian and Babylonian Chronicles, pp. 87-104.
     

  • Hallo, W. W., “New Dimensions in Historiography,” dubsar anta-men (Willem Römer Festschrqi), pp. 109-122.  
     

  • T.Ishida, “‘The People of the Land’ and the Political Crises in Judah,” AJBI 1(1975) 23-38. 
     

  • Licht, J., “Biblical Historicism,” History, Historiography and Interpretation: Studies in Biblical and Cune Worm Literatures, (eds. H. Tadmor and M. Weinfeld), pp. 107-120.
     

  • Liverani: “Deeds of the Mesopotamian Kings”, CANE
     

  • A. Malamat, “The Historical Background of the Assassination of Amon King of Judah,” IEJ3 (1953) 26-29.

  • A. Malamat, ““The Twilight of Judah in the Egyptian-Babylonian Maelstrom,” VT Supplement 28 (1975) 123-145.

  • A. Malamat, “Josiah’s Bid for Armageddon,” Journal of the Ancient Near Eastern Society of Columbia University 5 (1973) 267-78
     

  • Montgomery, Kings (International Critical Commentary), pp. 24-44.
     

  • J. Naveh, “Excavations at Mead Hashevyahu,” Israel Exploration Journal 12 (1962) 89-113; 27-32.
     

  • Nicholson, “The Meaning of the Expression ‘am ha’are’ in the Old Testament,” JSS 10 (1965) 59-66.
     

  • Oded, "Sippur Mishlachat Hababli liTzidkiyahu”, Shnaton 9
     

  • A. Rainey, “The Fate of Lachish During the Campaigns of Sennacherib and Nebuehadrezzar,” Lachish V, pp. 47-60.
     

  • Spalinger, “Assurbanipal and Egypt,” JAOS 94 (1974) 316-28
     

  • Tadmor, H., “Propoganda, Literature, Historiography,” Assyria 1995 (S. Parpola & R. M. Whiting, eds.), pp. 325-338.

  • Tadmor, H., “Rab-saris and Rab-shakeh in 2 Kings 18,” The Word of the Lord Shall Go Forth: Essays in Honor of D. N Friedman, pp. 279-85.  

  • H. Tadmor, “m1chamt snchryb byhwdh,” Zion 50 (1985), 65-80.  

  • Tadmor and Cohen - Examining Year 14 Events of Hezekiah
     

  • S. Talmon, “The Judaean ‘Am-ha’aretz’ in Historical Perspective,” Proceedings of the Fourth WC.JS (1967) 7 1-76.
     

  • Ussishkin, David, " The Lachiesh Reliefs and the City of Lachish," IEJ, 30 (1980), pp. 174 - 195
     

• Shechem

  • Inbar, M., The Gathering In Shechem: The Story and its Sources (Hebrew)

  • Sperling, D., Notes on the Moshe Inbar's Book on Joshua and the Covenant in Shechem

  • Rofe, A., The Story of the Shechem Gathering: Format, Literature, History

  • Sujin, Y. A., The Gathering in Shechem: The Story and its Sources

  • Haran, M., The Shechem Narratives

  • Shechem, ABD

• Qoheleth

  • Encyclopedia Miqra'it

  • Ecclesiastes, ABD