Lexham English Bible Old Testament Now Available

by drmsheiser | Feb 13, 2012

Some readers know that my employer, Logos Bible Software, has been working on a new translation of the Bible for some time. The New Testament of the LEB (Lexham English Bible) has been available since 2010. Logos announced today that the LEB-OT is now available for download. The OT follows the Masoretic Text. The translation has a lot of footnotes as well with respect to literal readings and textual issues. I contributed to the translation (Genesis, 1-2 Chronicles, Micah, Habakkuk, Zephaniah). Check it out!

Editor’s note: broken link fixed.

New Online Hebrew Transliteration Tool

by | Oct 31, 2017 |

I sometimes get email asking about transliteration (and pronunciation) of Hebrew words. Transliteration can help folks who want to try and pronounce Hebrew. This new online tool allows you to paste in Hebrew text and get an instant transliteration (an accurate one,...

4 Comments

  1. Michael Schwenk
    Michael Schwenk on February 16, 2012 at 1:40 pm

    Thanks, Dr. Heiser. As an aside, I’ve decided your are right about eschatology. There doesn’t appear to be anyway to create a system in this area.

    • MSH
      MSH on February 16, 2012 at 3:51 pm

      a convert! We can skip the chest bump.

  2. Andrew Neill
    Andrew Neill on February 27, 2012 at 11:04 pm

    Thanks for your post, it does not seem to have been well marketed by Logos or Lexham. I discovered the LEB OT on my PC by chance after a few days!
    Any idea of when the LEB Reverse Interlinear will be avilable?
    I bought Logos 4 some years back with the hope of a NIV Reverse Interlinear for the OT. I’m guessing with the switch to NIV 2011 we’ll wait another few years?

    • MSH
      MSH on March 1, 2012 at 5:01 pm

      no idea on the rev IL. That may have already begun.