BIBLIC-HEBREW IN UNICODE
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read c as "ch" (as in "loch") and $ as "sh"; the ב (beth without dagesh) sounds like a "v" und is therefore linked to key V ; the "final kaph" ך without dagesh sounds like "ch", but is never the less linked to "K" because c-key is allready occupied by "kaph without dagesh" and heth. Read "I" as "ay" in "may". Sometimes prefixes are separated from the stem by a dot; to write the dot type a space followed by a dagesh-dot; watch how the dagesh is jumping to the correct place when typing the next hebrew consonant. Try e.g. to type Gen.1.1: "bi .rI,$yt BARA, ,€lohiyM ,It $.AmayiM vE .,It hA .,Areç:" (break the line e.g. after M)
 Hebrew Unicode (default: 3.Mois 19,18)

וְאָהַבְתָּ לְרֵצֲך כָּמוֹך אֲנִי יְהוָה׃ 

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Unicode (from left to right)
I hope this page may be helpful to students which have to write a little short hebrew text for seminar works and so on. This page enables to generate Unicode-text in biblical hebrew. Compared to text generated with special hebrew fonts (e.g. with "HebrewTh" oder "Shalom Old Style TNK3") there are two advantages: First (and in first place) Unicode-text may be transmetted by e-Mail or html-files without any problems (the recipent has not to bother for installation of fonts!) and secondly beginners will appreciate to find beside the hebrew text he has written a quasi-phonetic representation of hebrew in latin letters.

When you have written a hebrew text on this page, you would like to integrate it into a html-, rtf- or txt-file. This is easely done by selecting the hebrew text (e.g. by sweeping the cursor over the text and simultaneously down-pressing left mouse-button), then taking the selected text to the clip-board by pressing "ctrl"+"c" followed by pasting it into your text at the cursor's location in your text-program by using "ctrl"+"v".

When saving the text-file e.g. with wordpad.exe or editor.exe you have to choose the coding-systemm "Unicode" (not ANSI)

I think it's really great that many useful programs as e.g. "TNACH" by Robert Sandrock OSB (et al. http://www.koenigsmuenster.de/rsk/index.htm ), or " Hebrew Interlinear Bible " by Walter Kenaston, oder Rick Meyer's "e-Sword" (with complete Strong-dictionary!) http://www.e-sword.net/support.html ) are avaiable free in the net. This html-page shall be a tiny thank to all the persons who created these programs with very much diligence and idealism (and certainly also with faith in God's word). Other links:
http://www.tlchrist.info/bible.htm
http://www.cmy.on.ca/freestuff.htm
http://www.oeaw.ac.at/kvk/cte/
http://www.student.northpark.edu/pemente/hebfonts.htm