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With little or no knowledge of Hebrew you can acquire a basic understanding of the language in which the Bible was originally written. This lesson will introduce you to the 22 letters of the Hebrew alphabet. Subsequent lessons will introduce you to other aspects of the language, with illustrations from the biblical text.
David’s Social Drama: A Hologram of Israel’s Early Iron Age
James W. Flanagan (Sheffield, England: The Almond Press, 1988) 373 pp., $22.00
1. Who dreamed first about cows and then about ears of grain?
2. Soon after Jesus’ birth, an angel appeared to Joseph in a dream. What did the angel tell him to do?
3. Name the military leader who was encouraged when he overheard an enemy soldier’s dream.
4. What group of travelers changed its itinerary after receiving instructions in a dream?
The Torah—the five books of Moses—has rightly been called a book of Law. It is, however, idealized Law—what should be, or, more precisely, what God intended. In the second section of the Hebrew Bible—the Prophets—we learn about the reality.
Byte: the smallest unit of information meaningful to a computer, usually equal to one character.
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Hypertext: a computer technique that links a series of related texts and graphics and allows for swift movement between them.
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Computers promise to revolutionize how we study the Bible. The last decade has witnessed the development of a variety of Bible-related programs—simple games for children, vocabulary drills for students of Hebrew and Greek, sermon preparation, sophisticated concordances, lectionary software, computer-assisted learning, church management software, multilingual Greek and Hebrew word processors and much more.
