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Greek for Bible Readers
Hebrew for Bible Readers
It is time to read a longer text; let’s try the account in Joshua 4:1–7. We will use what we have learned and also meet some new features of Hebrew in the process:
Book Notes
A Preliminary Edition of the Unpublished Dead Sea Scrolls: The Hebrew and Aramaic Texts from Cave 4, Fascicle 2
Reconstructed and Edited by B.Z. Wacholder and M.G. Abegg (Washington: Biblical Archaeology Society, 1992) 309 pp., $67.50
Bible Books
Ancient Christian Gospels: Their History and Development
The Passion Narratives and the Roots of Anti-Judasim
First Glance
How Shifting One Letter Can Eliminate Eve’s Curse
Moving a Hebrew consonant from one word to another adjacent to it can change meaning as illustrated here with a portion of a verse from Genesis 4:7 regarding Cain’s sin. Read in the conventional way the words are as follows:
Was Eve Cursed?
What Are Pagan River Gods Doing in Scenes of Jesus’ Baptism?
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