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| Adult students of all ages (over 17) who have no background in Hebrew. |
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| One academic year. |
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| The classes focus on reading the Hebrew Bible in its original language. During the course students learn the Hebrew alphabet and vowels, become familiar with the basic paradigms of Hebrew nouns and verbs and acquire 450 common Biblical Hebrew words. The grammatical topics are learned within the framework of famous biblical stories. The class meets once a week, and the students must complete homework assignments sent by the teacher after every meeting. |
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have a basic vocabulary of 450 common Biblical Hebrew words. |
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know how to read and pronounce the Biblical Hebrew letters and vowels. |
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know the basic paradigms of nouns and verbs. |
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know some basic syntactical features of the Biblical Hebrew. |
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know how to read short texts in prose. |
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Author of Course:
Ohad Cohen |
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Ohad Cohen, a highly skilled Hebrew language teacher with extensive experience of Classical Hebrew. Ohad is currently working towards a doctorate in Hebrew Language at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem...
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"What was an unexpected surprise for me was to discover the richness of the text. I’ve learned that the Hebrew text has its own rhythm and pace, with word-plays and allusions. My understanding of what I read is now filled with flavors and colors that I never saw before. It also helps that my teacher is from Israel. I find myself learning more about the cultural context the Biblical events took place in. It has really made the Scripture alive to me in a new exciting way" - Jan, Texas |
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"The teacher makes it very easy to understand some complicated aspects of the Hebrew langauge. She makes learning this language fun and exciting. Thank you for this class!" - Jeremiah, Texas |
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Biblical Hebrew Courses
