The Hebrew Bible and Its Music: The Five Scrolls
$2.99The Hebrew Bible and Its Music, Volume 6, covering Song of Songs, Ruth, Lamentations, Qohelet, and Esther. One of ten volumes.
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The Hebrew Bible and Its Music, Volume 6, covering Song of Songs, Ruth, Lamentations, Qohelet, and Esther. One of ten volumes.
A detailed reference guide to the accents of the Hebrew text of Scripture and how this relates to cantillation.
What is the key to both seeing and hearing the ancient poetry of the 150 Psalms? Seeing the Psalter is a detailed examination of patterns of repeated words and sounds in each psalm and between psalms. The obvious surface soundscape is generally obscured by translations from the Hebrew. The translation in this book preserves the…
This is a question that readers frequently ask, wondering whether they are getting an adequate immersion in the culture, rhythms, and vocabulary of those who wrote long ago. Bob MacDonald, author of the monumental work Seeing the Psalter (Energion Publications, 2013), has continued his work studying the rhythm, music, and structure of the Hebrew scriptures He developed…
Buy Now How can a person who reads no Hebrew get closer to the text and feel of the Hebrew scriptures? This is a question that readers frequently ask, wondering whether they are getting an adequate immersion in the culture, rhythms, and vocabulary of those who wrote long ago. Bob MacDonald, author of…
How can a person who reads no Hebrew get closer to the text and feel of the Hebrew scriptures? This is a question that readers frequently ask, wondering whether they are getting an adequate immersion in the culture, rhythms, and vocabulary of those who wrote long ago. Bob MacDonald, author of the monumental work Seeing the…
How can a person who reads no Hebrew get closer to the text and feel of the Hebrew scriptures? This is a question that readers frequently ask, wondering whether they are getting an adequate immersion in the culture, rhythms, and vocabulary of those who wrote long ago. Bob MacDonald, author of the monumental work Seeing the…
How can a person who reads no Hebrew get closer to the text and feel of the Hebrew scriptures? This is a question that readers frequently ask, wondering whether they are getting an adequate immersion in the culture, rhythms, and vocabulary of those who wrote long ago. Bob MacDonald, author of the monumental work Seeing the…
How can a person who reads no Hebrew get closer to the text and feel of the Hebrew scriptures? This is a question that readers frequently ask, wondering whether they are getting an adequate immersion in the culture, rhythms, and vocabulary of those who wrote long ago. Bob MacDonald, author of the monumental work Seeing the…
How can a person who reads no Hebrew get closer to the text and feel of the Hebrew scriptures? This is a question that readers frequently ask, wondering whether they are getting an adequate immersion in the culture, rhythms, and vocabulary of those who wrote long ago. Bob MacDonald, author of the monumental work Seeing…
How can a person who reads no Hebrew get closer to the text and feel of the Hebrew scriptures? This is a question that readers frequently ask, wondering whether they are getting an adequate immersion in the culture, rhythms, and vocabulary of those who wrote long ago. Bob MacDonald, author of the monumental work Seeing the…
Can you imagine what it might have been like for the ancients to hear and perform their Scripture in song? In his first book, Seeing the Psalter, author Bob MacDonald showed us that the Psalms were not just a randomed collection of poems, but a carefully constructed story. Now with Song in the Night, Bob…