Biblia Hebraica Leningradensia (Hebrew and English Edition) Hardcover – January 1, 2001

I own at least a dozen copies of the Hebrew Bible, with and without translation. This volume does not have the textual notes and variants in the Biblia Hebraica Stuttgartensia, is slightly larger, and is printed on heavier paper in a slightly more legible typeface. It's beautifully bound and a pleasure to hold and read. If I were to have only one Hebrew Bible, his would be it.

Most recent Hebrew Scriptures available. Looking forward to exploring the differences between this and the Biblia Hebraica Stuttgartensia. This is a great product for those intrigue with language study.

The greatest let-down of this tome, is not the notes which are quite well done and a great edition to students research libraries, it is the fact that they admittedly use alternate versions of words (other than in the actual text of L. and listed in an index.) I see why they called it Leningradensia and not Leningradensis... it is very different from that tome, because it is not the same text. However it now adds another text for comparison in my research, so there is that.

Great value. Arrived on time. Tank you

Excellent, my preferred study text over Kittel's. Great shape, great deal.

A very cleanly produced text and extremely informative. A pure pleasure to read and to study.

I highly recommend

I ordered the BHL thinking that I was ordering the standard critical text. When I realized I actually wanted the Biblia Hebraica Stutgartsensia I wondered if this would do instead. It will not, as all the critical notes are in the back and not on the pages of the text. I am an instructor in a class on Biblical Hebrew and this was one of the required texts selected by the Professor. I returned the BHL and ordered a BHS. There IS a difference.