Full Version: Tanach Online
i dont know if this is the right forum, but does anhyone know if/where i can find text from tanach online?
QUOTE(israeli4ever @ Dec 31 2007, 05:02 AM) 
i dont know if this is the right forum, but does anhyone know if/where i can find text from tanach online?
http://kodesh.snunit.k12.il/i/t/t0.htm
http://www.mechon-mamre.org/i/t/t0.htm
http://www.tora.us.fm/tnk1/prqim/t0.htm
http://www.chabad.org/library/article_cdo/...-with-Rashi.htm
I cry for everyone who doesn't know of mechon-mamre.org and the Jewish Sources on the Net thread.
I cry for anyone who can't find a Tanach online in a nanosecond using google, or at least wouldn't look.
QUOTE(artscroll @ Dec 31 2007, 05:11 PM)
I cry for anyone who can't find a Tanach online in a nanosecond using google, or at least wouldn't look.
That too.
Then again, I cry for anyone (including myself) who looks for a sefer online first, and then walks a bit to a seforim library to get a physical copy.
QUOTE(Xi @ Dec 31 2007, 05:56 PM)
That too.
Then again, I cry for anyone (including myself) who looks for a sefer online first, and then walks a bit to a seforim library to get a physical copy.
Then again, I cry for anyone (including myself) who looks for a sefer online first, and then walks a bit to a seforim library to get a physical copy.
Yes, but online version have different utilities. For example, perhaps someone needs to copy and paste a quote and for that one would need an online version if one doesn't want to sit and type in something that has already been done.
Secondly, I'm not sure what's so terrible about asking for a link. Lots of us has asked for links for things or for information when a simple Google search would have revealed the requested information. Is asking for a link any different than Lauren and Nechama Dina standing in the beit midrash, with Nechama Dina standing closer to the bookshelf and Lauren asking a favor of Nechama Dina to please pass her a sefer when Lauren could just as easily gone around and taken the sefer herself off the bookshelf?
QUOTE(melech @ Dec 31 2007, 06:15 PM)
Yes, but online version have different utilities. For example, perhaps someone needs to copy and paste a quote and for that one would need an online version if one doesn't want to sit and type in something that has already been done.
Secondly, I'm not sure what's so terrible about asking for a link. Lots of us has asked for links for things or for information when a simple Google search would have revealed the requested information. Is asking for a link any different than Lauren and Nechama Dina standing in the beit midrash, with Nechama Dina standing closer to the bookshelf and Lauren asking a favor of Nechama Dina to please pass her a sefer when Lauren could just as easily gone around and taken the sefer herself off the bookshelf?
Secondly, I'm not sure what's so terrible about asking for a link. Lots of us has asked for links for things or for information when a simple Google search would have revealed the requested information. Is asking for a link any different than Lauren and Nechama Dina standing in the beit midrash, with Nechama Dina standing closer to the bookshelf and Lauren asking a favor of Nechama Dina to please pass her a sefer when Lauren could just as easily gone around and taken the sefer herself off the bookshelf?
In addition, online sforim are good for when you need just a few sentences. But for actual learning, hard copies are invaluable and not replacable.
Depends for what. There's nothing wrong, per se, for asking for a link. However Tanach is really basic and a simple Google search would have been easier. Why would Lauren ask Nechama Dina to pass the sefer if Lauren is closer or as close as ND to it?
[That said I am as guilty of asking for easy links when I knew of the JSN thread.]
QUOTE(Xi @ Dec 31 2007, 11:32 PM)
I cry for everyone
You mean you "Pity the foo' "...
QUOTE(Xi @ Dec 31 2007, 06:23 PM)
In addition, online sforim are good for when you need just a few sentences. But for actual learning, hard copies are invaluable and not replacable.
Depends for what. There's nothing wrong, per se, for asking for a link. However Tanach is really basic and a simple Google search would have been easier. Why would Lauren ask Nechama Dina to pass the sefer if Lauren is closer or as close as ND to it?
[That said I am as guilty of asking for easy links when I knew of the JSN thread.]
Depends for what. There's nothing wrong, per se, for asking for a link. However Tanach is really basic and a simple Google search would have been easier. Why would Lauren ask Nechama Dina to pass the sefer if Lauren is closer or as close as ND to it?
[That said I am as guilty of asking for easy links when I knew of the JSN thread.]
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QUOTE(Xi @ Dec 31 2007, 06:23 PM)
In addition, online sforim are good for when you need just a few sentences. But for actual learning, hard copies are invaluable and not replacable.
Depends.
Y'all may not believe this but for probably the first time, i wasnt able to find what i was looking for by using a google search. Maybe i didnt search right or something, but i tried google before wasting anyones time here.
thanks melech
thanks melech
QUOTE(artscroll @ Jan 3 2008, 12:09 PM)
Depends.
On?
QUOTE(Xi @ Jan 7 2008, 12:29 PM)
On?
On factors such as how you personally have adapted to reading on screen.
http://tanakhml2.alacartejava.net/cocoon/tanakhml/index.htm
A very good Tanakh Project, what includes Gematria also.
A very good Tanakh Project, what includes Gematria also.
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