TylerRay
Puritan Board Graduate
In The Renaissance New Testament, Randolph Yeager examines literally every word of the Greek New Testament. He parses every word and provides a textual commentary.
Is there a similar work on the Old Testament? I know there's probably not a work that deals with each word individually (as Yeager does), but what is a good technical commentary on the Hebrew itself? Keil and Delitzsch deal with the Hebrew as they go, but their commentary isn't primarily a textual commentary on the Hebrew itself. Any suggestions?
Thanks!
Is there a similar work on the Old Testament? I know there's probably not a work that deals with each word individually (as Yeager does), but what is a good technical commentary on the Hebrew itself? Keil and Delitzsch deal with the Hebrew as they go, but their commentary isn't primarily a textual commentary on the Hebrew itself. Any suggestions?
Thanks!