Basics of Biblical Hebrew Workbook: Third Edition (Zondervan Language Basics Series) Paperback – February 5, 2019

My son is learning ancient Hebrew in order to understand the Bible in a deeper way. This is another great toolTo aide his pursuits.

I really like this book, it helps me to study Hebrew a lot, and I couldn't stop reading it, because it really worth that money even it looks expensive. My professor and teachers used this as the textbook, and they really highly recommand this book to students who really want to study Hebrew!

I like the large print! First time I’ve ever read a preface. So interesting!!

A great and detailed book about the grammatical complexities of Biblical Hebrew that renders it very easy and accessible to master this Great biblical language and to greatly understand God's Eternal Word in a much clearer way. May Our Lord and God Jesus Christ Bless Gary D. Pratico & Miles V. Van Pelt for such a Great work.

This is the required workbook for the Hebrew course.

After having completed the entire workbook, i found it to be quite useful. Much improved (for the most part) over the previous edition. The exercises have been pruned & streamlined this time. And having completed it, I especially appreciate the extra 200 parsing exercises at the end. They're very useful for doing a few per day, every day, to maintain/refine your parsing skills. And when you complete all 200 in a couple months, start over again.Unfortunately, most of the Hebrew Composition exercises from the previous edition have been removed, but that's not a disaster because they weren't well done in that edition anyway. If you want Hebrew Composition (and you probably do if you want to get any good at Biblical Hebrew), then you want to use old Weingreen's Grammar for that part. Btw, answer keys of a sort CAN be found for Weingreen if you search hard enough. Maybe someday i'll post my Weingreen answers compilation from the old HebrewStudy forum somewhere if i ever get done editing it.This new workbook edition (and especially its answer key) does have a few typos, unfortunately. Could use a little more proofreading. Though perhaps the answer-key typos aren't so bad after all -- they help to keep the student honest...

You need instructors in a classroom situation to get the most out of this book. My instructors are great!

I enjoy my books on Hebrew and Greek studies