Teaching the Ancient Biblical Hebrew Language of the Bible Through the Study of the Ancient Hebrew Alphabet, Culture and Thought.
"Our sacred literature does not use obscure language, but describes most things in words clearly indicating their meaning. Therefore it is necessary at all times to delve into the literal meaning of words to achieve complete understanding of what is actually meant." --Rabbi Samson Raphael Hirsch (1808-1888)
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Have you ever wanted to learn to read the Bible in the original Hebrew language? It's easier than you might think. We have free lessons with audio available. Many have commented that the lessons are the best they have used, why not give it a try?
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A Mechanical Translation of the Book of Genesis (Excerpt)
Genesis 1:1-5
in the summit “Elohiym [Powers]” fattened the sky and the land, and the land had existed in confusion and was unfilled and darkness was upon the face of the deep sea and the wind of “Elohiym [Powers]” was much fluttering upon the face of the water, and “Elohiym [Powers]” said, light exist and light existed, and “Elohiym [Powers]” saw the light given that it was functional and “Elohiym [Powers]” made a separation between the light and the darkness, and “Elohiym [Powers]” called out to the light day and to the darkness he called out night and evening existed and morning existed one day.
For additional information on this new translation go to MTHB
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History Channel excerpt from The Naked Archeologist searching for the Ancient Hebrew Inscriptions at Serabit el-Khadim in the Sinai Penninsula. (more YouTube videos)
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"Our sacred literature does not use obscure language, but describes most things in words clearly indicating their meaning. Therefore it is necessary at all times to delve into the literal meaning of words to achieve complete understanding of what is actually meant."
