BDB (Brown-Driver-Briggs) and HALOT (Hebrew-Aramaic Lexicon of the Old Testament) are two standard Hebrew dictionaries. But there is one major difference between them that you need to know to use them well.
f you are a student of the New Testament and you want to include some Greek in your PowerPoint slides or a paper you’re writing, you need a Greek keyboard. In this video I share 4 easy and straight forward steps to add a Greek keyboard to an Apple computer.
BDAG (A Greek English Lexicon of the New Testament and Other Early Christian Literature 3rd ed.) can be confusing and overwhelming. But if you know how to use the dictionary, it can pay huge benefits. In this video I lay out how BDAG shows the case of the object of a Greek verb using 2 Peter 2:4.
Learning biblical Hebrew can be pretty hard at times, and sometimes you just need the right tools. So I want to share 3 tools for learning biblical Hebrew that for me were life saving. And I think, they may be for you too. These help with Hebrew morphology and vocabulary.
You want to improve your Biblical Hebrew, but you need help. These 6 books are great resources to help you level up your your Hebrew.
There are a lot of good books for learning biblical Hebrew. In this video, I tell you about why this one is my favorite. That book is Learning Biblical Hebrew by Karl V. Kutz and Rebekah L. Josberger published by Lexham Press, 2018. It has everything and more you want in a grammar. This is my go to book when I teach Hebrew or just need a refresher.
