Learn how to read the Hebrew Bible in its original ancient language.
Overview
Syllabus
- By This Professor
- 01: Studying Biblical Hebrew
- 02: Learning the Aleph Bet
- 03: The Tiberian Vowel System
- 04: Roots of Semitic Verbs
- 05: Hebrew Verb Forms and the Definite Article
- 06: Hebrew’s Attached Prepositions
- 07: Adjective Forms and Agreement in Hebrew
- 08: Irregular Hebrew Nouns and Adjectives
- 09: Hebrew Pronouns and Pronominal Suffixes
- 10: How Hebrew Letters Behave
- 11: Perfect and Imperfect Hebrew Verbs
- 12: Segholate Nouns and Pausal Forms
- 13: The Construct Form: Hebrew’s Trailer Hitch
- 14: Forming Hebrew Construct Chains
- 15: Hebrew Verb Classifications: Binyanim
- 16: Question Words in Hebrew
- 17: Hebrew Participles
- 18: Counting in Hebrew
- 19: Hebrew Roots with Guttural Letters
- 20: Hebrew’s Lamed-Hey Roots
- 21: Hebrew's Roots Beginning with Yud
- 22: Irregular Hebrew Verbs
- 23: Hebrew’s Hollow Verbs
- 24: The Infinitive in Hebrew
- 25: Jussives, Cohortatives, and “Hava Nagila”
- 26: The Imperative Form in Hebrew
- 27: Verbs of the Hiphil Binyan
- 28: Piel Verbs and Passive Binyanim
- 29: Reflexive Binyanim: Niphal and Hitpa'el
- 30: Reading the Bible in Hebrew: Joshua 1
- 31: Geminate Verbs and Reading Numbers 22
- 32: Hebrew’s Object Suffixes
- 33: Hebrew Oaths and Other Idioms
- 34: Understanding Hebrew Punctuation Marks
- 35: Choosing a Hebrew Bible
- 36: Helpful Hebrew Reference Books
Taught by
Michael Carasik
