Jaffa Digital Edition Hebrew-English Tanach

All 24 books of the Torah, Prophets, and Writings are now at your fingertips in one magnificent volume, as interpreted by the classic sages of Talmudic and Rabbinic literature. This is a remarkable achievement. It enables everyone to obtain a basic knowledge of the entire Tanach from "In the beginning" to the return to Eretz Yisrael. For home, for office, for synagogue, for gifts this is an indispensable Book for the People of the Book. Edited by Rabbi Nosson Scherman in collaboration with an international team of scholars.

Newly set, accurate, carefully researched Hebrew text
Crisp, clear introductions
New English translation, based on the research of an international team of Torah scholars
Illuminating notes and comments
All Haftarahs clearly indicated
Explanatory charts, illustrations and maps
Full index of topics
Stunningly beautiful page layout.

Plus the following digital features:

ArtScroll's classic look and feel: the fonts, layout, and nikud of the ArtScroll Tanach

Tap on a phrase and you get the translation, and notes

Enlarge the font size and still keep the classic ArtScroll format

Synchronized Scrolling between the Hebrew and the Translation so you don't lose your place

The Search function allows you to instantly find any phrase in the Tanach

Fully Integrated with the Complete Artscroll Digital Library. Every Tanach Reference in the Talmud, Schottenstein Talmud Notes, Siddur and other Digital Books now appear as hyperlinks for instant access to the source!

New Cross-Reference Search - find every place that a verse is mentioned in the Talmud and the following Talmud Commentaries Rashi, Tosefos, Torah Ohr, Mesores HaShas, The Schottenstein Elucidation and Notes. It will also search for Verse references in the Wasserman Siddur, Jaffa Mesilas Yesharim and Kleinman Edition Kitzur

Put in personal notes, highlight text and Bookmark Selections and add ribbons.

The commentary has every Reference to the Talmud Hyperlinked to the Schottenstein Talmud - for in-depth study