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1. www.blindscholar.com › 2016/09/21 › hebrew-brailleHebrew Braille: First Impressions | Blind Scholar

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   Sep 21, 2016 · The project of creating a Braille system for Hebrew and transcribing the Bible was conducted by a team of blind and sighted Jewish rabbis and scholars from New York, London, and Vienna. They began in the early 1930s and finally published in 1954, hindered by “the stringencies of the time,” as the introduction so euphemistically admits.

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2. www.jta.org › archive › braille-edition-of-bibleBraille Edition of Bible Published in Hebrew by Jewish ...

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   The cost of producing the Bible in Hebrew Braille will be $20,000 and will require two more years to complete. To date only the Pentateuch has been published. Among the leading scholars on the ...

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4. forward.com › culture › 421768How Braille Can Capture The Nuances Of Torah - The Forward

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   Apr 5, 2019 · Now for the details of how the system works: “It sucks in pointed, cantillated Hebrew from Sefaria and spits out a BRF file, which is a lingua franca suitable for consumption by a Braille ...

5. www.alittlehebrew.com › transliterateAutomatic Hebrew Transliteration

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   Hebrew speakers can have Bibles, prayer books, and other texts written in Hebrew Braille. This website allows users to convert Unicode Hebrew text into the standard codes used by Braille printers and refreshable displays.

6. sites.americanjewisharchives.org › publicationsThe Story of Hebrew Braille - sites.americanjewisharchives.org

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   a month later, I explained the Hebrew Braille system I had developed for the reading and writing of Hebrew to a sightless friend who had retained his interest in Hebrew and mathematics despite his blindness. After studying it for a week, he called to tell me that I should also have been awarded, at my graduation, the degree of M.H.B., Master

7. night-light.org › index › seminary-resourcesThe State of Access to Biblical Texts and Tools for People ...

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   There are still only two Hebrew grammars available in braille. In order to participate fully in whatever degree programs they enter, blind people should be able to locate their texts. Small seminaries do not have the funding to pay transcribers for our professional work. It can cost over $3,000 to have a grammar transcribed.

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   Can a Hebrew speaker have a Bible written in Braille?

   • Hebrew speakers can have Bibles, prayer books, and other texts written in Hebrew Braille. This website allows users to convert Unicode Hebrew text into the standard codes used by Braille printers and refreshable displays. Like English and many other languages, Hebrew speakers from different origins speak with different accents.

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   Should I get a braille Bible?

   • An alternate solution is to look at getting an audio Bible instead. Nothing beats having the Word in front of you, and are Braille Bibles are (and likely always will be) everyone's first choice. But listening to someone read the Scriptures to you is the next best thing, if space or finances are a concern.

   Braille Bibles for the Blind - Braille Bookstore

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   What is the Bible of Braille formatting?

   • The "bible" of braille formatting is the Code of Braille Textbook Formats and Techniques (1977), available from the American Printing House for the Blind. Before getting into some of the specifics, some general rules and guidelines for preparing braille documents are offered.

   Session 10: Formatting Braille Documents

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   When was Braille for Hebrew invented?

   • Braille for Hebrew was invented by a team of blind and sighted Jewish rabbis and scholars from New York, London, and Vienna in the early 1930s\. They published the system in 1954, as mentioned in the introduction, due to the "stringencies of the time.

   Hebrew Braille: First Impressions | Blind Scholar

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   What Bibles are available in Braille?

   • The Message. For Catholics, we offer the Douay-Rheims Translation and the New American Bible. We also have study materials available for the Amplified Bible. What follows is a list of Bibles we carry in Braille. But even though our prices are at least half of our competitors, no matter how you slice it, Braille books are expensive to produce.

   Braille Bibles for the Blind - Braille Bookstore

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   What layout should a Hebrew speaker use?

   • Standard is the layout used by most Hebrew speakers. Phonetic is more intuitive for people who are used to the QWERTY layout. Alpha arranges the letters in alphabetical order to make them easy to find. Always use vowel points. Hebrew vowel points (niqud) are required.

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9. www.loc.gov › bibles-sacred-writings-special-mediaBibles and Other Sacred Writings in Special Media

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   A lending library of audio and braille material relating to Christian interests. Braille Bibles International 800-522-4253 toll-free 877-822-4253 toll-free fax [email protected] www.braillebibles.org External Offers the Bible in audio, braille, and large-print formats. Audio bibles are available via a hand-held device or NLS-compatible cartridge.