New Testament in Hebrew

[gbausc]

Hi Dave,

I suppose Arabic could also be read without the vowel points. The original Hebrew Bible did not have written vowel points. They were pronounced but there was no system for writing them until the Masoretes invented one several centuries A.D..

The same applies to Aramaic.So , technically, the written vowel points are not original or inspired. There are many places where different vowel points could change the meaning of a word somewhat: Milk-fat; spirit- smell;create-cut down, etc..
Usually the context makes plain what the meaning is and which form is to be used.

Anyhow, I have found the consonantal text from Deilitsch's Hebrew NT. I will reformat it and test it for codes.This will take some time.

Merry Christmas, Dave,


Dave