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This transformative course invites Biblical Hebrew Level C graduates to encounter God's living Word in its original form. Each week, you'll engage in sacred dialogue with authentic biblical texts through careful reading, translation and reflection. As you explore prose and poetic passages, you'll grow your Biblical Hebrew skills while discovering hidden treasures of divine wisdom that deepen your relationship with God.
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Grow your reading and translation skills through exhilarating exploration of beloved texts from the Hebrew Bible/Old Testament.
Reading Scripture in Hebrew transforms your Bible study as ancient words reveal God's deeper message, strengthening your connection to faith's foundational roots.
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This sacred journey through Biblical Hebrew prose and poetry focuses on divine encounters with the Patriarchs and Judges. Walk alongside Abraham through his covenant journey, witness the Binding of Isaac as it was originally revealed. Discover the prophetic beauty of Balaam's oracles and the poetic wisdom of Psalms. Then follow Gideon's transformation from doubt to faith as God calls him to deliver Israel from the Midianites, exploring themes of divine warfare. These carefully chosen ancient Hebrew texts reveal layers of meaning that can only be discovered in the original sacred language.
Welcome! After defining the course goals, we begin in Genesis 11-12 with Abraham as he sets out on his journey of faith. Then the focus moves to the Covenant of the Pieces.
We continue in Genesis 12 with Abraham as he sets out on his journey of faith. Then the focus moves to the Covenant of the Pieces.
We continue in the Covenant of the Pieces.
In this unit, we explore the birth of Ishmael.
We continue in exploring the birth of Ishmael including the name given to God by Hagar, and then read of the promise of the birth of Isaac and the command of circumcision.
We continue in the command of circumcision.
The birth of Isaac is the focus of this unit.
The departure of Ishmael from Gerar of the Philistines where the family lived. The covenant with the king of Gerar.
We continue with the covenant with the king of Gerar
This unit explores the Binding of Isaac and its conceptual and linguistic connections with Abraham’s early call to faith and the surprising connection with the story of Balaam.
We continue exploring the Binding of Isaac and its conceptual and linguistic connections with Abraham’s early call to faith.
The surprising connection between Abraham’s early call to faith and the story of Balaam.
We continue exploring the surprising connection between Abraham’s early call to faith and the story of Balaam.
The content of Psalm 105 reminds the reader of Abraham in multiple ways, and it serves not only to reflect on the story of his life but also to make progress in poetic language.
The content of Psalm 105 reminds the reader of Abraham in multiple ways, and it serves not only to reflect on the story of his life but also to make progress in poetic language. (cont.)
The story of finding Rebekah from Genesis 24, while connecting it to the stories of Abraham and Sarah as well as Jacob and Joseph.
The story of finding Rebekah from Genesis 24, while connecting it to the stories of Abraham and Sarah as well as Jacob and Joseph. (cont.)
The story of finding Rebekah from Genesis 24, while connecting it to the stories of Abraham and Sarah as well as Jacob and Joseph. (cont.)
The story of finding Rebekah also draws connections between the promises given to her and those given to Abraham after the Binding of Isaac.
The story of finding Rebekah also draws connections between the promises given to her and those given to Abraham after the Binding of Isaac. (cont.)
In this unit, the focus shifts to Judges 6 that tells of how Gideon emerged from the shadows in response to the call of God to become a warrior against the Midianites.
We continue focusing on Gideon how he emerged from the shadows in response to the call of God to become a warrior against the Midianites.
We continue focusing on Gideon how he emerged from the shadows in response to the call of God to become a warrior against the Midianites. (cont.)
We continue focusing on Gideon how he emerged from the shadows in response to the call of God to become a warrior against the Midianites. (cont.)
The story of Gideon continues with his plan to literally “lay out a fleece” ahead of battle, along with the actual conflict with the Midianites.
We continue in the conflict with the Midianites. (cont.)
We conclude the conflict with the Midianites and its supernatural result.
This unit transitions to the law addressing preparations for war in Deuteronomy 20, which is connected to the story of Gideon.
Preparations for war in Deuteronomy 20. (cont.)
Verses from Psalm 18 dealing with war also appear.
In addition to the course you will gain access to both our live and recorded webinars discussing fascinating Biblical topics. It’s time to deepen your connection to the bible through Biblical Hebrew.
We teach live classes online: a teacher and a small group of students meet once a week through their home computer. We use video conference technology that allows live student-teacher interaction. You can fully participate in the lesson by using the microphone or the chat box.
Don’t worry! All the live lessons are also recorded and available on-demand. You can review them at any time.
All our teachers have a teaching certificate and are approved by the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. They are all scholars from leading universities around the world, including the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Harvard and Durham University.
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We teach Sunday to Friday according to your local time zone. You are welcome to check the schedule and assign yourself to a time that’s most suitable to you.
All you need is a working computer with an internet connection and you’re set! We work with Windows and Mac operating systems.
The total tuition for the course is $1399.
Yes, you can pay in 5 or 8 monthly installments, depending on the duration of your course.
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