The Cambridge Biblical Hebrew Workbook Introductory Level [Paperback]

A comprehensive introductory workbook for students of Biblical Hebrew at colleges, seminaries and universities.This workbook can be used together with any elementary Biblical Hebrew grammar. It applies many of the tools of modern language acquisition to make learning this classical language an active and inspiring process. Well-known Hebrew names are used as a pedagogical aid to memorising grammar and vocabulary. Original Biblical texts are focused upon and the translations provided follow the Hebrew text very closely. The workbook enables students to develop their understanding of the systematic sound changes in Biblical Hebrew, progressively providing a stable foundation and deeper insight into the language.This workbook can be used together with any elementary Biblical Hebrew grammar. It applies many of the tools of modern language acquisition to make learning this classical language an active and inspiring process. Well-known Hebrew names are used as a pedagogical aid to memorising grammar and vocabulary. Original Biblical texts are focused upon and the translations provided follow the Hebrew text very closely. The workbook enables students to develop their understanding of the systematic sound changes in Biblical Hebrew, progressively providing a stable foundation and deeper insight into the language.This workbook can be used together with any elementary Biblical Hebrew grammar. It applies many of the tools of modern language acquisition to make learning the classical language an active and inspiring process. Well-known Hebrew names are used as a pedagogical aid to memorizing grammar and vocabulary. Original Biblical texts are focused upon and the translations provided closely follow the Hebrew text. The workbook enables students to develop their understanding of systematic sound changes in Biblical Hebrew.1. Hebrew alphabet; Vowel signs and their pronunciation; 2. Dissimilarity between sounds and spelling; Dagesh; Vowel letters; Silent ?leph; Diphthongs; WorlóÇ