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I
have put
together some
lexicons and grammar materials,
which are woefully incomplete.
The Hebrew Lexicon is updated almost
daily on my own computer, but not
nearly as often on this website.
The PDF files can be quite large; in
fact, too large to display on your
computer. Therefore, in some
of these documents, you may have to
download the pdf version to your
computer and load it from there (the
Hebrew Grammar and the summary notes
from my
Greek class should open okay,
however).
Although
I
have the html version for the Hebrew
lexicon uploaded to my website,
the Hebrew letters will not display
properly.
One of the only good things which I
have discovered about Windows Vista
is that it properly interacts with
WordPerfect with regards to writing
in Hebrew. Up until this time,
I have had to type backwards and
set up macros in order to place the
vowel points. On the plus
side, I no longer need to do this;
on the negative side, I must now
rewrite my Hebrew keyboard and
change all the Hebrew in my Hebrew
lexicons. If I ever get to a
point where this is done, then the
html version will give an almost
accurate rendition of the Hebrew
letters (the Hebrew letters will be
properly placed, written backwards;
but the vowel points will simply be
represented as another letter in
between the consonants--not quite
what we want, but better than what
we
have now). The Hebrew in the
PDF versions should always display
perfectly.
Hebrew
- Doctrines of Specific
Hebrew
Words.
I may spend as much as 5-10 pages
examining the meanings of some of
these Hebrew words. This is
a document with links to these
studies. HTML
PDF
- Hebrew
for Dummies (HTML)
(PDF)
updated 12/15/2011
- Hebrew
Lexicon Part I HTML
PDF
- Hebrew
Lexicon Part II HTML
PDF
- Hebrew
Grammar
for Dummies HTML
PDF
updated 12/15/2011
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