A comparison between the hebrew of Genesis 4:1 and the reason for the naming of Cain and the aramaic Targum (pesudo) Jonathan which identifies this one as the Angel of the Lord.
Connection between the blessing given to Judah at the end of Genesis, the prophecies of Isaiah and Zechariah, and the aramaic Targums that make this same connection.
Explanation of Agur's prophecy in Proverbs 30 drawing from the Hebrew text, and ancient translations into Greek (the Septuagint) and into Aramaic (the Targum to the proverbs), as well as connecting the language of this prophecy to Balaam's prophecies in Numbers 22-24
A roundup of places where Targum Jonathan makes explicit mention of the Messiah, revealing a reading and understanding of Isaiah's prophecy that dates back 2,000 years from the present, and comes only about 700 years after Isaiah was originally written.