I'm looking forward to learning Hebrew. I was curious if I take this course will I be able to read and translate a large or at least a small portion of some of the Hebrew text without constantly looking it up in lexicons and grammars? If not, which Logos courses or text books, etc. should I purchase? Thanks, Billy

  2. Thank you very much for getting back to me so fast. I'm thinking that maybe I should use a mixture of both methods since I'm attempting to learn Hebrew on my own. I have taken the Greek Language in the past so I know it's going to take some dedication on my part. Do you think that may be a better approach? Thanks, Billy

  3. I definitely think that taking both would help you best learn and retain the language as long as you are a regular Logos user.

  4. Hi Billy, I haven't started this course yet or the language course, but went over all the readings referenced in the course tool. The first book of this was included in this course and based on looking at it, I went ahead and got the package with the keys and other book on sale this past weekend. Maybe? I am starting from scratch and desire to become proficient as well.... https://www.logos.com/product/4333/biblical-hebrew-step-by-step
    Biblical Hebrew Step by Step (4 vols.)
    Biblical Hebrew Step by Step (4 Vols.) offers a comprehensive introduction to biblical Hebrew with an emphasis on vocabulary and grammar comprehension. Menahem Mansoor, one of today’s foremost teachers of Hebrew to university students, clergy, and laypersons, incorporates the best contemporary methods and techniques for teaching languages.
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