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Verse List for NAH Intro

Nah Book Introductions ©

(All still tentative.)

OET (OET-RV)

NAM - Open English Translation—Readers’ Version (OET-RV) v0.1.05

ESFM v0.6 NAH

WORDTABLE OET-LV_OT_word_table.tsv

Nahum

Introduction

This document is about the destruction of Nineveh (Heb. Ninveh), the capital city of Assyria—an ancient enemy of Yisrael/Israel. It was written between 663 before Yeshua/Jesus (B.C.) and 612 before Yeshua/Jesus (B.C.) The prophet Nahum was pleased that Yahweh destroyed Nineveh, because that was a sign that God does indeed punish sinners.

A large portion of the document is poetry, with some narrative portions also included. Unlike English poetry which can often focus on rhyme, Hebrew poetry often includes parallelism where the same thought is repeated or extended using different words. The OET Readers’ Version tries to assist the reader by starting the second line in a parallel set with the symbol ≈ .

It can take a little bit of effort to decipher this message—to see who’s being spoken to—because it’s often alternating between Yahweh declaring good news to his people, and declaring bad news to Nineveh.

Main components of this document

Yahweh’s punishment of Nineveh 1:1-15

The destruction of Nineveh 2:1-3:19

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OET-LV

Nam

ESFM v0.6 NAH

WORDTABLE OET-LV_OT_word_table.tsv

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ESFM file edited by ScriptedBibleEditor v0.8.2 using ScriptedOTUpdates

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ULT

NAM EN_ULT en_English_ltr Tue Jan 07 2025 10:44:59 GMT-0600 (Central Standard Time) tc

Nahum

UST

NAM EN_UST en_English_ltr Fri Jan 10 2025 11:46:22 GMT-0600 (Central Standard Time) tc

Nahum

BSB & MSB

Nam

ESFM v0.6 NAH

WORDTABLE OET-LV_OT_word_table.tsv

Nahum

OEB

NAM Open English Bible

Nahum

ORIGINAL BASE TEXT

Kent’s Student’s Old Testament

TAGS

nsrv jps (versification)

STATUS

IN RELEASE

Complete

Checked x 2

US and Cth spelling OK

NSRV and JPS versification

Gender OK

WEBBE

NAM 34-NAM-web.sfm World English Bible British Edition (WEBBE)

The Book of

Nahum

WMBB

NAM 34-NAM-web.sfm World Messianic Bible British Edition (WMBB)

The Book of

Nahum

NET

NAM

Nahum

LSV

NAM - Literal Standard Version

Nahum

FBV

NAM - Free Bible Version

Nahum

T4T

NAM - Translation 4 Translators 1

This book contains the account of Nahum foretelling about Nineveh and the Assyrian people being destroyed. We call this book

Nahum

LEB

Nam

BBE

NAM

The Book of

Nahum

Moff

NAM

NAHUM

JPS

NAM

Nahum

ASV

NAM - American Standard Version

THE BOOK OF

NAHUM

DRA

NAM

The Book of

Nahum

YLT

NAM Nahum

Nahum

Drby

NAM

The Book of

Nahum

RV

NAM

NAHUM.

SLT

Nam

Wbstr

NAM Nahum

Nahum

KJB-1769

NAM Nahum

Nahum

KJB-1611

NAM

¶ N A H V M.


   (

NAM

¶ N A H V 1,000

)

Bshps

Nam

Gnva

NAM

Nahum

Cvdl

Nam

ClVg

NAM

INCIPIT NAHUM PROPHETA

UHB

NAM unfoldingWord® Hebrew Bible

Nahum

BrLXX

NAM - Brenton Greek Text

ΝΑΟΥΜ. Ζʹ

BrTr

NAM - Brenton English Septuagint

NAUM

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