BIB104
A gentle introduction to the original languages of Scripture — the Greek and Hebrew alphabets, key vocabulary, and basic tools that deepen Bible study and sermon preparation.
About 7 hours of study material
This lesson provides an overview of why studying Greek and Hebrew is essential for deepening one's understanding of God's Word.
An introduction to the 22 consonant characters of the Hebrew alphabet and their historical significance.
Understanding how vowels were added to the Hebrew consonantal text to assist in pronunciation.
Overview of the Koine Greek alphabet and the basics of Greek script.
Exploring how Greek nouns use endings to indicate their grammatical role in a sentence.
Basic building blocks of Hebrew nouns, including gender and number.
An introduction to the verbal system in Greek, focusing on how verbs indicate time and intensity.
Learning high-frequency Hebrew words that appear most often in the Old Testament.
How to perform a basic Greek word study using digital tools.
A survey of software, lexicons, and interlinears that aid in the study of original languages.
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