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I love what I see in this project so far. Thank you.
I was gonna ask where's the mapping of KJV words to Hebrew words (or Hebrew lemmata). Eg. each word in the phrase "In the beginning" gets mapped to "בְּרֵאשִׁ֖ית" (bereshit).
But I figured it out, so might as well document it here.
Each word in the (Hebrew/Greek/English) Bible is a SQL tuple in a .sql file. The first value (or value 0) is a (presumably unique) ID. Each SQL tuple in the KJV .sql file has an orig_id field, which is the ID of the Hebrew/Greek word that that English word maps to.
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I love what I see in this project so far. Thank you.
I was gonna ask where's the mapping of KJV words to Hebrew words (or Hebrew lemmata). Eg. each word in the phrase "In the beginning" gets mapped to "בְּרֵאשִׁ֖ית" (bereshit).
But I figured it out, so might as well document it here.
Among the the databases files,
bible_all_.sql.gz seems to be the 1769 KJV, and
bible_original.sql.gz seems to be the original Hebrew/Greek (presumably WLC & Stephanus TR).
Each word in the (Hebrew/Greek/English) Bible is a SQL tuple in a
.sql
file. The first value (or value 0) is a (presumably unique) ID. Each SQL tuple in the KJV.sql
file has anorig_id
field, which is the ID of the Hebrew/Greek word that that English word maps to.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: