Author Archives: Michael

How to Practice Biblical Hebrew

Posted on June 25, 2018 by Michael

In your study of biblical Hebrew, you might want to consider adopting some of the practices described in the linked article below. This article resonated with me because as I became more confident of my ability to read the Hebrew … Continue reading →

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The Biblical Basis for Marriage

Posted on April 5, 2018 by Michael

Over at my other blog (Thus Said the LORD), I’ve posted my latest article titled The Biblical Basis For Marriage. Quite apart from the theology, the appendix has the details behind the translation of Genesis 1:26-27. Just download (or read … Continue reading →

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Construct Nouns

Posted on March 21, 2018 by Michael

When first learning to read biblical Hebrew (not speak, read!) far and away the most important skill is the ability to recognize its letters, vowels, words, and phrases. Learning to recognize nouns in their construct state (i.e., expressing an “of … Continue reading →

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Translations: Genesis 15:1-6

Posted on February 13, 2018 by Michael

Just a reminder, this is largely a blog dedicated to learning to read and understand biblical Hebrew. So, these posts are intended to focus on the Hebrew, not the theology. However, sometimes theology cannot be avoided and the theology advanced … Continue reading →

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