Biblical Hebrew - Intermediate Plus

Study hollow verbs and three-letter roots in Hebrew, and learn how teachers guard wisdom and teach Torah through incense and burnt offerings as a living sacrifice in the New Testament.

Explore the story of Lot in the Hebrew scriptures, examining ancient hospitality, righteousness, and Hebrew verb concepts like cvt, and how the New Testament recognizes Lot despite his flaws.

Explore Hebrew participles in depth, including active and passive forms, adjectives, and nouns, emphasizing ongoing action, pronunciation, and practical verse reading.

Practice video highlights Hebrew participles as ongoing action, analyzes verses about the seven priests blowing the shofar, lifting up before God, and walking in righteousness.

Develop participle-focused Hebrew practice using Proverbs 29 and 834, showing the poor know the righteous verdict and the faithful observe the Torah and await God's presence at the doorway.

Biblical Hebrew lesson seven introduces four verb aspects—emphatic peel active, causative, reflexive—along with the perfect, imperfect, infinitive, command, and participle, with memorization and reading aloud to hear patterns.

Explore the hif'il causative in Biblical Hebrew, analyzing perfect and imperfect forms, and practice recognizing active, passive, participle, command, and infinitive constructions.

Practice video three guides learners to recognize the imperfect verb with its marker, compare it to the perfect, and explore Hebrew verbal forms, pronouns, and the nuanced messages in scripture.

Explore the heat pile verb pattern in Hebrew, a reflexive form that focuses the subject and adds nuance. See its use in perfect, imperfect, infinitive, command, and participle forms.