Links

General

DAVE BAUSCHER’S STOREFRONT A collection of all of Dave Bauscher’s publications that are in print.

ARAMAICPESHITTA.COM A website about peshitta research, primacy and has many of the existing peshitta translations in digital form.

ONLINE BIBLE has the 1905 Peshitta NT available as an add on module in Ashuri Hebrew letters. Hebrew has been written in Ashuri (Aramaic) characters for over 2500 years now. Online Bible is a free Bible program with dozens of free versions available, as well as a myriad of commentaries, Bible encyclopedias, lexicons, Hebrew OT, Greek LXX and several Greek NT editions, supplementary material and books, church fathers, histories, Josephus’ works, etc, all free. James Murdock’s translation of the Peshitta is also available as a free public domain module that displays in parallel to any and all of the other versions chosen for display, including the Peshitta text itself.

BIBLOS.COM has my interlinear up for display and searching, and plans to put up my Plain English translation and parallel editions.

Third flag (red & gold) at the top left of the home page takes you to the Aramaic NT with three selections: The Peshitta NT itself, My Interlinear NT and Paul Younan’s Interlinear Gospels & Acts.

Biblos.com is probably the most frequented of all Bible sites, with 164 Bibles, an equal number of church father resources, Hebrew and Greek language resources, ancient histories, hymns, classic Christian books, Theologies, etc. Incredible! Biblos now have our Plain English edition of the Peshitta available for online reading. To access it click HERE.

Peshitta Research

PESHITTA.ORG: is a home for much information on

DUKHRANA BIBLICAL RESEARCH: home of the DUKHRANA ANALYTICAL LEXICON, with electronic versions of the original Aramaic Manuscripts

Aramaic Lexicons Online

DUKHRANA ANALYTICAL LEXICON:

COMPREHENSIVE ARAMAIC LEXICON: A very good Lexicon which is continually being updated, based at the Hebrew Union College

Fonts

SCRIPTORIUM: Source of ancient scribal fonts from various times in history, for Academics, Scholars and Students.








	General DAVE BAUSCHER’S STOREFRONT A collection of all of Dave Bauscher’s publications that are in print. ARAMAICPESHITTA.COM A website about peshitta research, primacy and has many of the existing peshitta translations in digital form. ONLINE BIBLE has the 1905 Peshitta NT available as an add on module in Ashuri Hebrew letters. Hebrew has been written in Ashuri (Aramaic) characters for over 2500 years now. Online Bible is a free Bible program with dozens of free versions available, as well as a myriad of commentaries, Bible encyclopedias, lexicons, Hebrew OT, Greek LXX and several Greek NT editions, supplementary material and books, church fathers, histories, Josephus’ works, etc, all free. James Murdock’s translation of the Peshitta is also available as a free public domain module that displays in parallel to any and all of the other versions chosen for display, including the Peshitta text itself. BIBLOS.COM has my interlinear up for display and searching, and plans to put up my Plain English translation and parallel editions. Third flag (red & gold) at the top left of the home page takes you to the Aramaic NT with three selections: The Peshitta NT itself, My Interlinear NT and Paul Younan’s Interlinear Gospels & Acts. Biblos.com is probably the most frequented of all Bible sites, with 164 Bibles, an equal number of church father resources, Hebrew and Greek language resources, ancient histories, hymns, classic Christian books, Theologies, etc. Incredible! Biblos now have our Plain English edition of the Peshitta available for online reading. To access it click HERE. Peshitta Research PESHITTA.ORG: is a home for much information on DUKHRANA BIBLICAL RESEARCH: home of the DUKHRANA ANALYTICAL LEXICON, with electronic versions of the original Aramaic Manuscripts Aramaic Lexicons Online DUKHRANA ANALYTICAL LEXICON: COMPREHENSIVE ARAMAIC LEXICON: A very good Lexicon which is continually being updated, based at the Hebrew Union College Fonts SCRIPTORIUM: Source of ancient scribal fonts from various times in history, for Academics, Scholars and Students.