Targum / Onkelos Genesis / All
- Onkelos Genesis 1:1 / Genesis 1:1
- Onkelos Genesis 1:31 / Genesis 1:31
- Onkelos Genesis 2:1 / Genesis 2:1
- Onkelos Genesis 2:7 / Genesis 2:7
- Onkelos Genesis 2:9 / Genesis 2:9
- Onkelos Genesis 2:23 / Genesis 2:23
- Onkelos Genesis 3:3 / Genesis 3:3
- Onkelos Genesis 3:5 / Genesis 3:5
- Onkelos Genesis 3:6 / Genesis 3:6
- Onkelos Genesis 3:15 / Genesis 3:15
- Onkelos Genesis 3:16 / Genesis 3:16 / Eruvin 100b
- Onkelos Genesis 3:21 / Genesis 3:21
- Onkelos Genesis 3:22 / Genesis 3:22
- Onkelos Genesis 3:24 / Genesis 3:24
- Onkelos Genesis 5:24 / Genesis 5:24
- Onkelos Genesis 10:10 / Genesis 10:10
- Onkelos Genesis 17:17 / Romans 4:20
- Onkelos Genesis 17:17 / Genesis 17:17
- Onkelos Genesis 17:22 / Genesis 17:22
- Onkelos Genesis 20:3 / Genesis 20:3
- Onkelos Genesis 21:22 / Genesis 21:22
- Onkelos Genesis 25:27 / Genesis 25:27 / Jubilees 19:14
- Onkelos Genesis 27:13 / Genesis 27:13
- Onkelos Genesis 28:16 / Genesis 28:16
- Onkelos Genesis 29:26 / Genesis 29:26
- Onkelos Genesis 37:3 / Genesis 37:3
- Onkelos Genesis 49:10 / Mark 11:2
- Onkelos Genesis 49:10 / Genesis 49:10
Summary
Date: 100-200 C.E.
Targum Onkelos is the primary Eastern Aramaic Targum (interpretation) of the Torah from the Jewish-Babylonian community, accepted as an authoritative translated text of the Five Books of Moses and thought to have been written in the early 2nd-century C.E. The Targums are known for their inclusion of extra material such as aggadic paraphrase and commentary that seeks to minimize ambiguities in the Hebrew text.