HBR - Hebrew

HBR-201 Beginning Hebrew I

An introduction to biblical Hebrew designed to give the student sufficient knowledge of the grammar and tools available to be able to do basic study of the Hebrew Bible in the original language.

A continuation of HBR-201, this course attempts to complete the student's knowledge of basic Hebrew grammar and vocabulary. At the end of the first year the student should be able to translate from the original text with some basic proficiency. Prerequisite: HBR-201.

HBR-422 Hebrew Bible

A study of selected Old Testament passages in the original Hebrew. This course expands vocabulary and builds depth in one's understanding of Hebrew morphology, syntax, and semantics. Prerequisite: HBR-202 or permission of division. Can be repeated.

HBR-475 Independent Learning-Hebrew

Individually arranged reading, research, and issues relating to the Hebrew language. Prerequisite: HBR-201,HBR-202 or its equivalent.

1 to 3

HBR-475CC Council for Christian College

issues relating to the Hebrew language. Prerequisite: HBR-201,HBR-202 or its equivalent.

1 to 4

HBR-500 Hebrew Grammar

This course introduces knowledge of Hebrew grammar and vocabulary for the purpose of gaining the skills necessary to translate from the original text with some basic proficiency.

HBR-520 Beginning Hebrew I

An introduction to biblical Hebrew designed to give the student sufficient knowledge of the grammar and tools available to be able to do basic study of the Hebrew Bible in the original language.

HBR-521 Beginning Hebrew II

A continuation of HBR-520, this course attempts to complete the student's knowledge of basic Hebrew grammar and vocabulary. The student will also gain proficiency in exegetical study from the Hebrew Bible. Prerequisite: HBR-520.

HBR-523 Intermediate Hebrew I

The study of intermediate Hebrew grammar through the reading and exegesis of selected Old Testament passages. Prerequisite: HBR-202 or HBR-500.

HBR-524 Intermediate Hebrew II

A continuation of the study of intermediate Hebrew grammar through the reading and exegesis of selected Old Testament passages. Prerequisite: HBR-523.