All of your favorite Biblical texts (BHS, LXX, NA27, Vulgate) are available on the German Bible Society website. Dig in!
B”H
(HT: Tim Ricchuiti)
Posted by: Nick Norelli | January 19, 2008
BHS, LXX, NA27, Vulgate Online
Posted in New Testament, Old Testament, Scripture
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One of my daughters is learning German and just asked last night for a German Bible. She’ll love this site.
By: Pistol Pete on January 20, 2008
at 7:46 am
Thanks for posting a link to this. I’ve got a Greek NT and BHS OT, but I don’t yet have a copy of the Septuagint, so this will come in handy in the meantime.
ST
By: Shaun Tabatt on January 21, 2008
at 5:19 pm
Shaun,
No problem. I got the link from Tim Ricchuiti who got it from someone else. In the end I guess we just have to thank those wonderful Germans. ;)
I have a couple Greek NTs (UBS4, NA27, and Westcott-Hort), and Brenton’s LXX. I’d like to get the one that’s online but it’s too much money right now. I also have three Hebrew Bibles (well, four if you count the Hebrew NT), but none of them have a critical apparatus. I don’t have any Vulgates though (other than the one on my Bible software).
I only wish that these online versions had the textual variants listed. Maybe there’s some way to access them and I just haven’t found out yet. I’m going to have to keep playing around with them.
By: Nick Norelli on January 21, 2008
at 7:18 pm