Biblical Hebrew


Basics of Biblical Hebrew Workbook
The Vocabulary Guide to Biblical Hebrew
Unparalleled Poetry: A Cognitive Approach to the Free-Rhythm Verse of the Hebrew Bible (COGNITION AND POETICS SERIES)
Read Hebrew in 22 Days or Less (All Books by Dr. Eli Lizorkin-Eyzenberg Book 4)
Learning Biblical Hebrew: Reading for Comprehension: An Introductory Grammar
A Guide to Biblical Hebrew Syntax
Basics of Biblical Hebrew Grammar
Biblical Hebrew
A Grammar of Biblical Hebrew
Ruth: A Philological and Exegetical Commentary
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James D. Price
Classical Hebrew Poetry: A Guide to Its Techniques (T & T Clark Biblical Languages)
Illustrated Graded Reader for Biblical Hebrew, Volume II (HEBREW & ARAMAIC ACCESSIBLE RESOURCES FOR EXEGETICAL AND THEOLOGICAL STUDIES) (Hebrew Edition)
According to their Kinds: A Biblical Hebrew Picture Dictionary (Hebrew & Aramaic Resources for Exegetical and Theological Studies)
Illustrated Graded Reader for Biblical Hebrew, Volume I (HEBREW & ARAMAIC ACCESSIBLE RESOURCES FOR EXEGETICAL AND THEOLOGICAL STUDIES) (Hebrew Edition)
Michael Ben Zehabe
This is a somewhat risky translation. It pivots on the Hebrew word for “great” gadal (#H1431 גְדִּ֖ל). This word can mean many things, including: horn, as in the horn of a powerful bull, the spike of a crown, the authority that a powerful king can wield to knock down an enemy, or gore them into bloody submission. This word also carries God-given authority to change history—as it was used in the book of Jonah. Jehovah made six things “great”: Nineveh (Jon 1:2); the storm (Jon 1:4); the fish (Jon ...more
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