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| Name | Nature of Resources |
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| This resource is a project similar to Daf Yomi, going through one chapter of the Bible a day, with text and audio commentaries. Available in Hebrew or English. | |
| This resource is an English translation of the Aramaic translation of Shir Ha-Shirim by Jay C. Treat. | |
| This resource is organized by Bible verse and include commentaries, definitions of terms, multiple translations and more. | |
| CDLI hosts about 500,000 images and/or translations of cuneiform texts. It also includes references to help Near Eastern studies. | |
| This Lexicon includes every dialect of Aramaic from the 9th century BCE through the 13th century CE. | |
| The Dead Sea Scrolls Project provides free access to a searchable database of very high quality images of the Dead Sea Scrolls | |
| This site offers descriptions of the Dead Sea Scrolls with images. | |
| This collection of Christian writings 30-380 in English translation is searchable and browsable by date range and type of work. It also includes links to commentaries and analysis of these works. | |
| This is a collection of Jewish writings in English translation: Tanakh, Apocrypha, Pseudepigrapha, Philo of Alexandria, Josephus. It is searchable and browsable by name of work and includes links to commentaries and analysis of these works. | |
| This is a full text of collection of early Christian works through 325 CE (electronic version of Early Church Fathers). Access it through the browse function in the table of contents. | |
| ETANA is a portal for Ancient Near eastern studies. Its major projects include Abzu (database of open access primary and secondary sources), Core texts (digitized hieroglyphic, cuneiform, and alphabetic texts,) and eTACT (repository of translated Akkadian texts) | |
| The Tyndale Archive of Biblical Studies hosts a browsable (but not searchable) Dictionary of the Targumim, the Talmud Babli and Yerushalmi, and the Midrashic Literature | |
| From the electronic version of the Leningrad Codex maintained by the J. Alan Groves Center for Advanced Biblical Research. | |
| This resource includes full text of Bible, Tosefta, Talmud Bavli, Mishnah Torah, etc. and a Hebrew/English dictionary. | |
| This is an online translation of the Bible, including vocalized/unvocalized text etc, commentaries and other resources. Texts are available in English, Hebrew, and parallel Hebrew/English. | |
| This website provides the searchable hebrew text of Mikraot Gedolot, including the Aramaic translation, and commentaries. | |
| This website provids Hebrew/english online dictionary, with other language learning resources such as games and quizzes. | |
| This resource is a new English Translation of The Septuagint, with a list of emendations and corrections from the most recent version of the publication. | |
| Sefaria is repository of Liturgical, Talmudic, and Biblical texts in English, Hebrew and sometimes Aramaic, also includes Ashkenazi, Sephardic, Edot Ha-Mizrah siddurim, Chabad, etc and allows for user-creation of source sheets for teaching and discussion. | |
| This website contains the Aramaic text of the first five volumes of this edition of the Zohar. The Versions include regular text, underlined text showing emendations, and “user-friendly,†which includes page numbers that correspond to this printed edition, Italics for the Biblical verses, and citations for the verses with verse and chapter number. |