2021–2022: Daniel (Hebrew portions), 1 Kings 12–
Led by Bernard Bell
Date: Oct 7, 2021 – May 12, 2022 [Thursdays].
Time: 7:45-9:15 am
Venue: Online: Zoom
If you have any questions please contact Bernard Bell.
Schedule
| Fall | 2021 | Winter | 2022 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Date | Text | Date | Text |
| Oct 7 | Dan 1:1-4 | Jan 6 | |
| Oct 14 | no class | Jan 13 | |
| Oct 21 | 1:5- | Jan 20 | |
| Oct 28 | no class | Jan 27 | |
| Nov 4 | Feb 3 | ||
| Nov 11 | Feb 10 | ||
| Nov 18 | Feb 17 | ||
| Nov 25 | Thanksgiving | Feb 24 | |
| Dec 2 | Mar 4 | ||
| Dec 9 | Mar 10 | ||
| Dec 16 | Mar 17 | ||
| Dec 23 | Christmas break | Mar 24 | |
| Dec 30 | Christmas break | Mar 31 | |
| Apr 7 | |||
| Apr 14 | |||
| Apr 21 | |||
| Apr 28 | |||
| May 5 | no class | ||
| May 12 |
Text files (pdf): Daniel: Hebrew | NET Bible. 1 Kings: Hebrew | NET Bible.
Audio files (mp3): Daniel 1, 2, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12.
1 Kings 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22.
Other Handouts
Hebrew Verb Charts – a pdf document containing four charts: The Strong Verb, The Stem System, Verb Forms, Mechanical Parsing.
Hebrew 101: The first-year Hebrew class at PBCC 2008-09.
Helpful Internet Resources
NET Bible, fonts for NET Bible.
Audio files – the Hebrew Bible, read by Fr. Abraham Schmuelof (one mp3 file per chapter; formerly hosted by Audio Scriptures International, then Academy of Ancient Languages).
Orthodox Jewish Bible (pdf) – translated by Dr. Phillip Goble of Artists for Israel International. All significant Hebrew words (or in the NT the Hebrew words lying behind the Greek ones) are transliterated rather than translated into English, so as to enhance recognition of significant words, themes and ideas.
Online bar/bat mitvah tutor – here you can hear the Hebrew text sung. Offered by World ORT, a Jewish educational site.
Unicode Texts: from Tyndale House (MT, LXX, GNT).
Unicode Fonts:
- Tyndale House, Cambridge: Unicode Font Kit (uses Cardo).
- SIL (Summer Institute of Linguistics): SIL Ezra (Hebrew); Charis, Doulos, Gentium (3 fonts using multilingual Latin-based alphabets, useful for transliteration); I generally use Gentium Plus.
- SBL (Society of Biblical Literature): SBL fonts: SBL Hebrew, SBL Greek, SBL BibLit.