targum

• A personal take on the faith delivered to the saints, by Bob MacDonald, whose parallel blog on the Psalms in Hebrew is a colorful and innovative experiment Targuman by Christian Brady, targum specialist extraordinaire, and dean of Schreyer Honors College, —  Ancient Hebrew Poetry
• One should read it in Hebrew if possible, twice mikra and once targum. —  Lazer Beams
• One should recite it in the shnayim mikra v'echad targum format, with the concentration and understanding that our sustenance and livelihood come from HaKadosh Baruch Hu. —  YESHIVA WORLD NEWS
• Traced on the targum-marge of Onkelos —  The Complete Works of Whittier
• But Nathan cried, "Pray thou for me, Ben Isaac Side by side In the low sunshine by the turban stone They knelt; each made his brother's woe his own, Forgetting, in the agony and stress Of pitying love, his claim of selfishness; Peace, for his friend besought, his own became; His prayers were answered in another's name; And, when at last they rose up to embrace, Each saw God's pardon in his brother's face Long after, when his headstone gathered moss, Traced on the targum-marge of Onkelos In Rabbi Nathan's hand these words were read: "_Hope not the cure of sin till Self is dead; Forget it in love's service, and the debt Thou, canst not pay the angels shall forget; Heaven's gate is shut to him who comes alone; Save thou a soul, and it shall save thy own!_" 1868 NOREMBEGA Norembega, or Norimbegue, is the name given by early French fishermen and explorers to a fabulous country south of Cape Breton, first discovered by Verrazzani in 1524. —  The Complete Works of Whittier

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