Spanning over 600 pages of exhaustive linguistic analysis, “Gesenius” stands completely alone as the ultimate, foundational reference work for the technical study of Semitic philology and the Old Testament text block. Rather than a simplified introductory textbook, this massive volume provides an exceptionally granular, verse-cited breakdown of Hebrew phonology, morphology, syntax, and grammatical historical developments. It also includes a rare, historic facsimile reproduction of the famous Siloam Inscription. An absolutely indispensable, premier acquisition for Hebrew scholars, Old Testament textual critics, graduate seminarians, and academic theological libraries.

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