
Advance biblical Hebrew through structured practice and vocabulary memorization. Master pronunciation, grammar, and word studies using Bible Hub and Blue Letter Bible, with practice videos and study guides.
Download the PDF study guide and lesson slides, then listen to the audio lesson and watch the video. Take the quiz before going on to the next lesson.
Download the PDF lesson slides, then listen to the audio lesson and watch the video. Take the quiz before proceeding to the next lesson.
Download the PDF lesson slides, then listen to the audio lesson and watch the video. Take the quiz before proceeding to the next lesson.
Download the PDF lesson slides, then listen to the audio lesson and watch the video. Take the quiz and complete the homework before proceeding to the next lesson.
Learn hollow verbs in the owl pattern, identify the three-letter verbal root when the middle letter drops, and apply perfect and imperfect paradigms with targeted vocabulary.
Practice video 1 in lesson two teaches hollow verbs, Hebrew readings, and the Great Tribulation, highlighting the remnant’s role, escape, and responses of faith.
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.
Practice video 1 guides intermediate plus biblical Hebrew learners in identifying commands spoken by God, analyzing verb forms, and exploring key concepts like inheritance and walking in God's ways.
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.
Explore the neef verb forms in Hebrew, the passive and active pol, plus emphatic, causative, and reflexive patterns, with a memorization chart and examples.
Practice video 3 in Biblical Hebrew explores the Nephilim passage, Hebrew grammar in Genesis 6:6, and a word study, emphasizing curiosity, multiple interpretations, and compassionate understanding.
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.
Practice video one examines key Hebrew scripture themes: obeying God's laws, the significance of blood in the covenant, and atonement for sin, with Exodus 24 insights.
Explore the hif'il causative in Biblical Hebrew, analyzing perfect and imperfect forms, and practice recognizing active, passive, participle, command, and infinitive constructions.
Explore heel verbs in the he causative through practice video two, tracing God's rescue of Israel, from bondage in Egypt to redemption and refuge in him.
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.
Continue your Biblical Hebrew education at an advanced level with this quality course from Dr. Anne Davis, a Biblical languages professor. In this course, Dr. Davis will start where her Intermediate Biblical Hebrew course left off, increasing the amount of vocabulary, as well as covering the different types of Hebrew verbs.
Lesson 1 covers the Hebrew number system and the depth of meaning of each number beyond their literal meaning.
Lesson 2 introduces hollow verbs and how to recognize a verb root even when two letters appear in cases where the middle letter drops out.
Lesson 3 explains the command in Hebrew, both the unique word structure and the abrupt sound.
Lesson 4 teaches how to recognize the Hebrew infinitive.
Lesson 5 explores the Hebrew infinitive and the provocative meaning it carries in ongoing action.
Lesson 6 introduces the passive niphal verb form, where there is no direct object.
Lesson 7 explains the intensity of action in the pile verb form.
Lesson 8 continues with the emotion carried by the Hebrew hiphil verb form.
Lesson 9 concludes with the reflexive hithpiel verb form.
By the end of the course, you will be able to parse Hebrew verbs and discern their meaning through a solid knowledge of each verb form. Each lesson will add to your vocabulary as well. You will also have all the tools you need to do a Hebrew word study.