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Sort texts alphabetically. תנ"ך Tanach תורה Torah בראשית Genesis שמות Exodus ויקרא Leviticus במדבר Numbers דברים Deuteronomy נביאים Prophets יהושע Joshua שופטים Judges שמואל א I Samuel שמואל ב II Samuel מלכים א I Kings מלכים ב II Kings ישעיהו Isaiah ירמיהו Jeremiah יחזקאל Ezekiel הושע Hosea יואל Joel עמוס Amos עובדיה Obadiah יונה Jonah http://www.sefaria.org/texts 1/55 31.5.2015 Jewish Texts known to Sefaria.org מיכה Micah נחום Nahum חבקוק Habakkuk צפניה Zephaniah חגי Haggai זכריה Zechariah מלאכי Malachi כתובים Writings תהילים Psalms משלי Proverbs איוב Job שיר השירים Song of Songs רות Ruth איכה Lamentations קהלת Ecclesiastes אסתר Esther דניאל Daniel עזרא Ezra נחמיה Nehemiah דברי הימים א I Chronicles דברי הימים ב II Chronicles תרגומים Targum תרגום אונקלוס על בראשית Onkelos Genesis תרגום אונקלוס על שמות Onkelos Exodus תרגום אונקלוס על ויקרא Onkelos Leviticus תרגום אונקלוס על במדבר Onkelos Numbers תרגום אונקלוס על דברים Onkelos Deuteronomy תרגום יונתן על בראשית Targum Jonathan on Genesis תרגום יונתן על שמות Targum Jonathan on Exodus תרגום יונתן על ויקרא Targum Jonathan on Leviticus תרגום יונתן על במדבר Targum Jonathan on Numbers http://www.sefaria.org/texts 2/55 31.5.2015 Jewish Texts known to Sefaria.org תרגום יונתן על דברים Targum Jonathan on Deuteronomy Aramaic Targum to Song of תרגום על שיר השירים Songs תרגום הנאופיתים Targum Neofiti מפרשים Commentary תורה Torah בראשית Genesis דעת זקנים על בראשית Daat Zkenim on Genesis Haamek Davar on העמק דבר על בראשית Genesis אבן עזרא על בראשית Ibn Ezra on Genesis עיקר שפתי חכמים על Ikar Siftei Hachamim on בראשית Genesis קיצור בעל הטורים על Kitzur Baal Haturim on בראשית Genesis כלי יקר על בראשית Kli Yakar on Genesis אור החיים על בראשית Or HaChaim on Genesis Rabbeinu Chananel on ר' חננאל על בראשית Genesis רדק על בראשית Radak on Genesis רמב"ן על בראשית Ramban on Genesis רשב"ם על בראשית Rashbam on Genesis רש"י על בראשית Rashi on Genesis ספורנו על בראשית Sforno on Genesis שד"ל על בראשית Shadal on Genesis אברבנאל על בראשית Abravanel on Genesis בעל הטורים על בראשית Baal HaTurim on Genesis חזקוני על בראשית Chizkuni on Genesis פני דוד על בראשית Penei Dovid on Genesis Rabbeinu Bachya on רבינו בחיי על בראשית Genesis http://www.sefaria.org/texts 3/55 31.5.2015 Jewish Texts known to Sefaria.org ספר תורת אלוהים על Sepher Torat Elohim on בראשית Genesis תולדות אהרון על Toldot Aharon on בראשית Genesis שמות Exodus דעת זקנים על שמות Daat Zkenim on Exodus Haamek Davar on העמק דבר על שמות Exodus אבן עזרא על שמות Ibn Ezra on Exodus עיקר שפתי חכמים על Ikar Siftei Hachamim on שמות Exodus קיצור בעל הטורים על Kitzur Baal Haturim on שמות Exodus כלי יקר על שמות Kli Yakar on Exodus אור החיים על שמות Or HaChaim on Exodus Rabbeinu Chananel on ר' חננאל על שמות Exodus רמב"ן על שמות Ramban on Exodus רשב"ם על שמות Rashbam on Exodus רש"י על שמות Rashi on Exodus ספורנו על שמות Sforno on Exodus חזקוני על שמות Chizkuni on Exodus Rav Dovid Tzvi Hoffman דוד צבי הופמן על שמות on Exodus ר' סעדיה גאון על שמות Saadia Gaon on Exodus שד"ל על שמות Shadal on Exodus ויקרא Leviticus דעת זקנים על ויקרא Daat Zkenim on Leviticus Haamek Davar on העמק דבר על ויקרא Leviticus אבן עזרא על ויקרא Ibn Ezra on Leviticus עיקר שפתי חכמים על Ikar Siftei Hachamim on ויקרא Leviticus http://www.sefaria.org/texts 4/55 31.5.2015 Jewish Texts known to Sefaria.org קיצור בעל הטורים על Kitzur Baal Haturim on ויקרא Leviticus כלי יקר על ויקרא Kli Yakar on Leviticus אור החיים על ויקרא Or HaChaim on Leviticus Rabbeinu Chananel on ר' חננאל על ויקרא Leviticus רמב"ן על ויקרא Ramban on Leviticus רשב"ם על ויקרא Rashbam on Leviticus רש"י על ויקרא Rashi on Leviticus ספורנו על ויקרא Sforno on Leviticus שד"ל על ויקרא Shadal on Leviticus Tiferet Yisrael on תפארת ישראל על ויקרא Leviticus במדבר Numbers Daat Zkenim on דעת זקנים על במדבר Numbers Haamek Davar on העמק דבר על במדבר Numbers אבן עזרא על במדבר Ibn Ezra on Numbers עיקר שפתי חכמים על Ikar Siftei Hachamim on במדבר Numbers קיצור בעל הטורים על Kitzur Baal Haturim on במדבר Numbers כלי יקר על במדבר Kli Yakar on Numbers אור החיים על במדבר Or HaChaim on Numbers Rabbeinu Chananel on ר' חננאל על במדבר Numbers רמב"ן על במדבר Ramban on Numbers רשב"ם על במדבר Rashbam on Numbers רש"י על במדבר Rashi on Numbers ספורנו על במדבר Sforno on Numbers חזקוני על במדבר Chizkuni on Numbers ר' סעדיה גאון על במדבר Saadia Gaon on Numbers שד"ל על במדבר Shadal on Numbers דברים Deuteronomy http://www.sefaria.org/texts 5/55 31.5.2015 Jewish Texts known to Sefaria.org Daat Zkenim on דעת זקנים על דברים Deuteronomy Ibn Ezra on אבן עזרא על דברים Deuteronomy עיקר שפתי חכמים על Ikar Siftei Hachamim on דברים Deuteronomy קיצור בעל הטורים על Kitzur Baal Haturim on דברים Deuteronomy Kli Yakar on כלי יקר על דברים Deuteronomy Or HaChaim on אור החיים על דברים Deuteronomy Rabbeinu Chananel on ר' חננאל על דברים Deuteronomy Ramban on רמב"ן על דברים Deuteronomy Rashbam on רשב"ם על דברים Deuteronomy רש"י על דברים Rashi on Deuteronomy ספורנו על דברים Sforno on Deuteronomy Saadia Gaon on ר' סעדיה גאון על דברים Deuteronomy נביאים Prophets יהושע Joshua Metzudat David on מצודת דוד על יהושע Joshua מצודת ציון על יהושע Metzudat Zion on Joshua רלב"ג על יהושע Ralbag on Joshua רש"י על יהושע Rashi on Joshua שופטים Judges Metzudat David on מצודת דוד על שופטים Judges מצודת ציון על שופטים Metzudat Zion on Judges רלב"ג על שופטים Ralbag on Judges רש"י על שופטים Rashi on Judges http://www.sefaria.org/texts 6/55 31.5.2015 Jewish Texts known to Sefaria.org שמואל א I Samuel מלבי"ם על שמואל א Malbim on I Samuel Metzudat David on I מצודת דוד על שמואל א Samuel Metzudat Zion on I מצודת ציון על שמואל א Samuel רלב"ג על שמואל א Ralbag on I Samuel רש"י על שמואל א Rashi on I Samuel שמואל ב II Samuel מלבי"ם על שמואל ב Malbim on II Samuel Metzudat David on II מצודת דוד על שמואל ב Samuel Metzudat Zion on II מצודת ציון על שמואל ב Samuel רלב"ג על שמואל ב Ralbag on II Samuel רש"י על שמואל ב Rashi on II Samuel רדק על שמואל ב Radak on II Samuel מלכים א I Kings מלבי"ם על מלכים א Malbim on I Kings Metzudat David on I מצודת דוד על מלכים א Kings מצודת ציון על מלכים א Metzudat Zion on I Kings רלב"ג על מלכים א Ralbag on I Kings רש"י על מלכים א Rashi on I Kings מלכים ב II Kings מלבי"ם על מלכים ב Malbim on II Kings Metzudat David on II מצודת דוד על מלכים ב Kings Metzudat Zion on II מצודת ציון על מלכים ב Kings רלב"ג על מלכים ב Ralbag on II Kings רש"י על מלכים ב Rashi on II Kings http://www.sefaria.org/texts 7/55 31.5.2015 Jewish Texts known to Sefaria.org רדק על מלכים ב Radak on II Kings ישעיהו Isaiah אבן עזרא על ישעיהו Ibn Ezra on Isaiah מלבי"ם באור המילות על Malbim Beur Hamilot on ישעיהו Isaiah מלבי"ם על ישעיהו Malbim on Isaiah מצודת דוד על ישעיהו Metzudat David on Isaiah מצודת ציון על ישעיהו Metzudat Zion on Isaiah רש"י על ישעיהו Rashi on Isaiah ירמיהו Jeremiah מלבי"ם באור המילות על Malbim Beur Hamilot on ירמיהו Jeremiah מלבי"ם על ירמיהו Malbim on Jeremiah Metzudat David on מצודת דוד על ירמיהו Jeremiah Metzudat Zion on מצודת ציון על ירמיהו Jeremiah רש"י על ירמיהו Rashi on Jeremiah יחזקאל Ezekiel מלבי"ם באור המילות על Malbim Beur Hamilot on יחזקאל Ezekiel מלבי"ם על יחזקאל Malbim on Ezekiel Metzudat David on מצודת דוד על יחזקאל Ezekiel מצודת ציון על יחזקאל Metzudat Zion on Ezekiel רש"י על יחזקאל Rashi on Ezekiel הושע Hosea אבן עזרא על הושע Ibn Ezra on Hosea Metzudat David on מצודת דוד על הושע Hosea http://www.sefaria.org/texts 8/55 31.5.2015 Jewish Texts known to Sefaria.org מצודת ציון על הושע Metzudat Zion on Hosea רש"י על הושע Rashi on Hosea יואל Joel אבן עזרא על יואל Ibn Ezra on Joel מצודת דוד על יואל Metzudat David on Joel מצודת ציון על יואל Metzudat Zion on Joel רש"י על יואל Rashi on Joel עמוס Amos אבן עזרא על עמוס Ibn Ezra on Amos מצודת דוד על עמוס Metzudat David on Amos מצודת ציון על עמוס Metzudat Zion on Amos רש"י על עמוס Rashi on Amos עובדיה Obadiah אבן עזרא על עובדיה Ibn Ezra on Obadiah Metzudat David on מצודת דוד על עובדיה Obadiah Metzudat Zion on מצודת ציון על עובדיה Obadiah רש"י על עובדיה Rashi on Obadiah יונה Jonah אבן עזרא על יונה Ibn Ezra on Jonah Metzudat David on מצודת דוד על יונה Jonah מצודת ציון על יונה Metzudat Zion on Jonah רש"י על יונה Rashi on Jonah מיכה Micah אבן עזרא על מיכה Ibn Ezra on Micah http://www.sefaria.org/texts 9/55 31.5.2015 Jewish Texts known to Sefaria.org מצודת דוד על מיכה Metzudat David on Micah מצודת ציון על מיכה Metzudat Zion on Micah רש"י על מיכה Rashi on Micah נחום Nahum אבן עזרא על נחום Ibn Ezra on Nahum Metzudat David on מצודת דוד על נחום Nahum מצודת ציון על נחום Metzudat Zion on Nahum רש"י על נחום Rashi on Nahum רדק על נחום Radak on Nahum חבקוק Habakkuk אבן עזרא על חבקוק Ibn Ezra on Habakkuk Metzudat David on מצודת דוד על חבקוק Habakkuk Metzudat Zion on מצודת ציון על חבקוק Habakkuk רש"י על חבקוק Rashi on Habakkuk צפניה Zephaniah אבן עזרא על צפניה Ibn Ezra on Zephaniah Metzudat David on מצודת דוד על צפניה Zephaniah Metzudat Zion on מצודת ציון על צפניה Zephaniah רש"י על צפניה Rashi on Zephaniah חגי Haggai אבן עזרא על חגי Ibn Ezra on Haggai Metzudat David on מצודת דוד על חגי Haggai מצודת ציון על חגי Metzudat Zion on Haggai רש"י על חגי Rashi on Haggai http://www.sefaria.org/texts 10/55 31.5.2015 Jewish Texts known to Sefaria.org זכריה Zechariah אבן עזרא על זכריה Ibn Ezra on Zechariah Metzudat David on מצודת דוד על זכריה Zechariah Metzudat Tzion on מצודת ציון על זכריה Zechariah Metzudat Zion on מצודת ציון על זכריה Zechariah רש"י על זכריה Rashi on Zechariah
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