Hebrew-Greek Audio Bible
English
Hebrew: Dr. Tyler speaks fluent Hebrew without an accent. In fact, when he has been in Israel, he has sometimes been taken for a native Israeli.
Dr. Tyler reads the Old-Testament or Tanakh (תנ"ך) text with a precision you won't hear anywhere else. He pronounces every aleph and every he except for the quiescent ones.You'll hear every dagesh forte geminated (doubled). You can even hear the dagesh forte in resh and tsadi on these recordings! Further, Dr. Tyler pronounces heth and ayin just like oriental Jews.
For a sample recording, click on the following: Psalm 23.
He attempts to not to read so fast that a beginner can't follow, though he reads with a fluency that an advanced student of biblical Hebrew can appreciate.
The Old Testament (Tanakh, תנ"ך) is now recorded and available on 7 MP3 CDs for $45.00 plus postage and handling for the entire Old Testament or Tanakh.
For the United States and Canada, add $5.00 for postage and handling; for Europe add $7. If you want both the Old and the New Testament, the price is $57.00 plus postage and handling (U.S. currency) plus the same amount for postage and handling. Write to Dr. Tyler at biblicalinguist@gamil.com.
New! Our Audio Hebrew Bible is now available for download on the following website: http://www.bibletorrent.com/collections_of_books.php
New! The Audio Hebrew Bible is now available on one DVD! For an additional $3.00 we'll send with the audio MP3s an additional DVD containing the entire recording.
Greek (The Greek New Testament): Dr. Tyler has recorded the entire Greek New Testament and offers it for sale on three MP3 disks.
Dr. Tyler uses the Erasmian pronunciaation, more precise than the modern-Greek pronunciation. Yet the pronunciation he uses is authentic Greek pronunciation or accent. Dr. Tyler's Erasmian accent has been called "natural native speaker" pronunciation. While using the precision of Erasmian, he doesn't sacrifice euphony.
Dr. Tyler attempts not to read too fast, so that a beginner can follow. Yet the reading is fast enough so that an intermediate or advanced student of New-Testament Greek can appreciate these recordings.
For a sample from the gospel of John (Westcott-Hort text) click on the following: John 1.
These recordings are a must for every Koiné-Greek class. Ideal for any student of New-Testament Greek.
The audio Greek New Testament is available for $30.00 plus postage and handling For the United States and Canada, postage and handling = $3.50; for Europe, add $6.50 for postage and handling.
To make payment, you may go to the PayPal website: http://www.paypal.com/ if you wish to pay by credit card. Or send a postal or international money order. Just give Dr. Tyler's email address (see below) to PayPal. Email Dr. Tyler today (just click below) to let him know of your order, and let him know whether you prefer the Westcott-Hort text or the Byzantine text of the Greek New Testament. Write to Dr. Tyler at biblicalinguist@gmail.com
New! Dr. Tyler is recording the New Testament bilingually, phrase by phrase, in English and Greek. The Greek text is the Byzantine (RP 2005), and the English translation is that of Paul Esposito. An MP3 disk (Galatians through Revelation) is now ready and is available for $10.00 plus postage and handling.
Coming! Dr. Tyler has been commissioned to record the Textus Receptus, the traditional Greek text of the New Testament. He's nearing the end of Matthew, but it will take him a couple of years to complete the entire project. We'll let you know when the first MP3 is ready.
New! The Audio Greek New Testament is now available on one DVD! For an additional $3.00 we'll include a DVD with the entire Audio Greek New Testament.
Aramaic: Dr. Tyler has recorded all of the Aramaic in the Old Testament: Daniel (about half in Aramaic) and Ezra (30% in Aramaic).
For a sample of the Aramaic recordings click on the following: Daniel 2.
These recordings are a must for every student of biblical Aramaic!
Write to Dr. Tyler at biblicalinguist@gmail.com.
Latin Vulgate: Dr. Tyler has recorded the book of Ephesians in the Latin Vulgate. He uses the classical pronunciation but with an Italian accent..
To hear Dr. Tyler's recording of the Vulgate Ephesians, click on the following: http://donpotter.net/Latin.htm. Once there, scroll down to Latin Autio and click on the recordings of the 6 chapters of Ad Ephesios.
This Latin Ephesians recording is a must for every student of Latin! Available on CD for $10.00 (U.S. currency) + postage and handling.
Write to Dr. Tyler at biblicalinguist@gmail.com.
