| And Gill was probably the greatest Hebraist of the 18th century and staunchly defended biblical inerrancy, and only very rarely pointed out textual problems. |
| Onqelos and Jonathan, particularly, with their preservation of source language form, can offer the hebraist a wealth of information on BH lexical semantics. |
| Finishing his course in 1817, he became a student at the Divinity Hall, where he gained some reputation as a Hebraist. |
| The Hebraist will find the question fully discussed in Ginsburg. |
| This is in no way of course to suggest that Shakespeare may himself have been an Hebraist. |
| This chapter enables the reader to see Casaubon the scholar and Hebraist alongside Casaubon the fiercely committed Protestant polemicist. |
