Free Book for Logos 4 – Abridged Brown-Driver-Briggs
I was doing some searching for free books through Logos 4 Bible software. There are a few out there. The first one I want to point out is The Abridged Brown-Driver-Briggs Hebrew-English Lexicon of the Old Testament. There is no cost. You do have to checkout as if there was a cost and enter all […]
How to Use Greek and Hebrew Fonts When Blogging
Tyndale has a nice set of Unicode fonts that you can download with instructions at this link. This converts your keyboard into having Greek and Hebrew fonts. There is a little keyboard icon next to the microphone icon on that thin blue bar in windows. I keep mine to the left hand side and auto […]
Being a Bar or Bat Nabas
In ancient Hebrew culture children were of supreme importance. A child was considered one of the greatest blessings God could give. They were means of passing on one’s identity, heritage and lineage. They were tied to the covenant promises (Gen 15:5). They were connected with obedience to the law (Exodus 20:12). They were lauded as […]
What do KJV only and Samaritans Have in Common?
The Old Testament was actually written in two distinct types of writing/scripts – one older and one much newer. The Samaritans continued on the tradition of keeping the Torah written in the older text type even when other Jews transitioned to the newer. According to Wurthwein they viewed the newer text types as “a flagrant […]
Improve Your Hebrew With Hebrew Boardgames
See this ebay online store for some Hebrew boardgames. What better way to improve your Hebrew?