This work focuses on a presentation of various sets of related Biblical Hebrew word derivations, presented as puzzles, and including the answers. The puzzles allow the reader to share in the discovery process. This presentation is also an attempt to prove the original nature of derivational morphology (word formation). The author suggests he finds evidence that the morphology is like that of an ideal language. Knowledge of linguistics and knowledge of Biblical Hebrew is not a prerequisite. An analysis of Biblical Hebrew-Greek transliterations are also included in this volume. A glossary of...

This is a proposed linguistic translation of the Biblical Book of Judges. A linguistic translation is a word for word translation which shows the original grammar from the source language. So the text frequently reads in an awkward way; thus this text should be used as an assist along with a plain text such as the King James Translation. Some of the Hebrew spellings of words are indicated in parentheses, and Hebrew spellings of all names are introduced at least once in the text. I have included a chapter subject index, and also a summary index of events for each chapter. Those should prove to...