Mobile Ed: HB101 Introduction to Biblical Hebrew
by Futato, Mark D., Logos Mobile Education
•Lexham Press 2016
Overview
Gain insight into Hebrew grammar, and learn all of the sounds and symbols of the alphabet—both the consonants and the vowels. Explore the forms of the noun, the adjective, and the verb in all its conjugations of the basic patterns. Discover how these words work together to form phrases, clauses, and sentences. As you deepen your knowledge of how Hebrew works, you will practice reading Hebrew text from the Hebrew Bible.
HB101 is integrated with Mark Futato’s Beginning Biblical Hebrew. We recommend purchasing this book with this course.
HB101 Introduction to Biblical Hebrew was previously titled LA251 Introducing Hebrew Grammar.
Learning Objectives
Upon successful completion you should be able to:
- Understand the basic parts of speech and syntax of Hebrew
- Read Hebrew from the Hebrew Bible
Course Outline
Introduction
- Introducing the Speaker and the Course
Unit 1: Learning to Read Hebrew
- The Alphabet
- Consonants with Two Forms and Two Sounds
- Vowels
- Putting Consonants and Vowels Together
- Sheva and Strong Dagesh
- Unit 1 Vocabulary
- Unit 1 Practice
- Unit 1 Practice Reading Your Hebrew Bible
- Unit 1 Quiz
Unit 2: Nouns: Basic Forms
- Gender of Nouns
- Number of Nouns
- Summary of Basic Noun Forms
- Unit 2 Vocabulary
- Unit 2 Practice
- Unit 2 Reading Your Hebrew Bible
- Unit 2 Quiz
Unit 3: Personal Pronouns and the Definite Article
- Personal Pronouns
- Definitive Article
- Unit 3 Vocabulary
- Unit 3 Practice
- Unit 3 Reading Your Hebrew Bible
- Unit 3 Quiz
Unit 4: Verbs: Perfects
- Overview of the Hebrew Verb
- Qal Perfect
- Use of Qal Perfect
- Unit 4 Vocabulary
- Unit 4 Practice
- Unit 4 Reading Your Hebrew Bible
- Unit 4 Quiz
Unit 5: Sentences with Verbs
- Subject
- Direct Object
- Word Order
- Negative Sentences
- Unit 5 Vocabulary
- Unit 5 Practice
- Unit 5 Practice Reading Your Hebrew Bible
- Unit 5 Quiz
Unit 6: Verbs: Seven Patterns
- Seven Basic Verb Patterns
- Niphal
- Piel and Pual
- Hiphil and Hophal
- Hitpael
- Unit 6 Vocabulary
- Unit 6 Practice
- Unit 6 Reading Your Hebrew Bible
- Unit 6 Quiz
Unit 7: Prepositions and Vav Conjunction
- Prepositions
- Independent Prepositions
- Inseparable Prepositions
- Vav Conjunction
- Unit 7 Vocabulary
- Unit 7 Practice
- Unit 7 Reading Your Hebrew Bible
- Unit 7 Quiz
Unit 8: Adjectives: Forms and Use
- Basic Forms of Adjectives
- Geminate Roots
- Use of Adjectives
- Unit 8 Vocabulary
- Unit 8 Practice
- Unit 8 Reading Your Hebrew Bible
- Unit 8 Quiz
Unit 9: Verbs: Imperfect
- Form of the Qal Imperfect
- Use of Imperfect
- Unit 9 Vocabulary
- Unit 9 Practice
- Unit 9 Practice Reading Your Hebrew Bible
- Unit 9 Quiz
Unit 10: Nouns: Construct State
- Use of Construct State
- Form of Construct State
- Unit 10 Vocabulary
- Unit 10 Practice
- Unit 10 Reading Your Hebrew Bible
- Unit 10 Quiz
Unit 11: Pronoun Suffixes
- Pronoun Suffixes on Singular Nouns
- Pronoun Suffixes on Plural Nouns
- Pronoun Suffixes on Prepositions
- Unit 11 Vocabulary
- Unit 11 Practice
- Unit 11 Reading Your Hebrew Bible
- Unit 11 Quiz
Unit 12: Verbs: Infinitives
- Infinitives
- Infinitive Construct
- Infinitive Absolute
- Unit 12 Vocabulary
- Unit 12 Practice
- Unit 12 Reading Your Hebrew Bible
- Unit 12 Quiz
Unit 13: Verbs: Participles
- Introducing Participles
- Use of the Participle
- Unit 13 Vocabulary
- Unit 13 Practice
- Unit 13 Reading Your Hebrew Bible
- Unit 13 Quiz
Unit 14: Verbs: The Volitives
- Volitives
- Imperative and Jussive
- Negating and Indirect Volitive
- Unit 14 Vocabulary
- Unit 14 Practice
- Unit 14 Reading Your Hebrew Bible
- Unit 14 Quiz
Unit 15: Verbs: Vav-Relative
- Vav-Relative
- Use of the Vav-Relative
- Unit 15 Vocabulary
- Unit 15 Practice
- Unit 15 Reading Your Hebrew Bible
- Unit 15 Quiz
Unit 16: Verbs: Piels
- Piel
- Form of the Piel
- Piel Imperative, Infinitive, Participle
- Piel Cohortative and WCI
- Unit 16 Vocabulary
- Unit 16 Practice
- Unit 16 Reading Your Hebrew Bible
- Unit 16 Quiz
Unit 17: Verbs: Hiphils
- Introducing the Hiphil
- Form of the Hiphil
- Hiphil Imperative, Infinitive, Participle
- Hiphil Cohortative, Jussive, and WCI
- Unit 17 Vocabulary
- Unit 17 Practice
- Unit 17 Reading Your Hebrew Bible
- Unit 17 Quiz
Unit 18: Verbs: Niphals
- Meaning of the Niphal
- Form of the Niphal
- Niphal Imperative, Infinitive, Participle
- Niphal Cohortative, Jussive, and WCI
- Unit 18 Vocabulary
- Unit 18 Practice
- Unit 18 Reading Your Hebrew Bible
- Unit 18 Quiz
Unit 19: Syntax: The Perfect
- Syntax of the Perfect
- Performative, Gnomic, Precative, and Rhetorical Perfect
- Unit 19 Vocabulary
- Unit 19 Practice
- Unit 19 Reading Your Hebrew Bible
- Unit 19 Quiz
Unit 20: Syntax: The Imperfect
- Syntax of the Imperfect
- Imperfect Modalities
- Unit 20 Vocabulary
- Unit 20 Practice
- Unit 20 Reading Your Hebrew Bible
Unit 21: Weak Roots
- Introducing Weak Roots
- Unit 21 Vocabulary
- Unit 21 Practice
- Unit 21 Reading Your Hebrew Bible
- Unit 21 Quiz
Conclusion
- Finishing the Course but Not Your Hebrew Studies
Final Exam
Product Details
- Title: HB101 Introduction to Biblical Hebrew
- Instructor: Mark D. Futato
- Publisher: Lexham Press
- Publication Date: 2016
- Product Type: Logos Mobile Education
- Resource Type: Courseware, including transcripts, audio, and video resources
- Courses: 1
- Video Hours: 10
About Mark Futato
Dr. Mark D. Futato is the Robert L. Maclellan Professor of Old Testament at Reformed Theological Seminary. Dr. Futato received his PhD from The Catholic University of America. He served on the translation team for the book of Psalms in The New Living Translation, contributed study notes for the ESV Study Bible and the Spirit of the Reformation Study Bible, and contributed to the New International Dictionary of Old Testament Theology and Exegesis.
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