Aviel: Depends on how deeply you want to study and how much you want to follow tradition? And how much you want to spend?
http://www.ligonier.org/blog/bibleworks-logos-and-accordance-a-comparison/ In the past I couldn’t afford any of the above, so I settled on using free software from first http://onlinebible.net/ which used to have a version for Macintosh OS 9 and earlier (at that time better than their Windows™ version) with their final Mac version for OS X on PowerPC, a little bit buggy but has some features not found in other software (I still have it on an old PowerPC Mac). One feature I use was the ability to make its display font one from a pre-Babylonian-exile Hebrew font where it’s impossible to add the Masoretic points. On newer computers I have software from http://www.crosswire.org with the Hebrew text being the Aleppo unpointed (doesn’t even make a distinction between the Sin and Shin) text. I’ve installed it on Mac, Linux and Windows™. There may be other packages as well, but these are the ones I know of for studying Biblical Hebrew. Karl W. Randolph. On Wed, Jan 9, 2013 at 7:22 AM, E <[email protected]> wrote: > B"H - > > What is the most comprehensive software available to study Biblical > Hebrew? > > I'm really in search of one. > > Best, > > Aviel ben Avraham >
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