Lecture 1: Biblical Hebrew Grammar II - Dr. Bill Barrick 

Glad they are helpful! I will continue to add more as I get them done.

You can go to the tms website listed in the comments, look the professor up and email him. I'm sure he will help you out.

Thanks for teaching the Biblical Hebrew Grammar sir.

I have been browsing for a suitable aleph bet song without much success, then I discovered yours; perfect; it helped me learn the aleph bet effortlessly; good job.

Great, I love it.

this is major......thanks very much

You cant use greek to explain/rationalize hebraic thought and experience

but I need their books!

Is there a workbook and text book pdf available for Grammer 2? There was one to download for the Grammer 1.

Thanks a lot for this, please what's the name of the textbook he's using, imcase? And is it available on Amazon?

you are v. helpful!!!!

Moreh should have a board to show the spelling of the Hebrew words beside pronouncing them. toda raba...

oh now, i see more is writing on the board!

*Just* because some of the 613 mitzvot of old essentially got "thrown out," 'tis *never* wise 2 "throw the entire baby out with the bathwater" regarding the OT!!!

Waw-consecutive = waw + dagesh forte + imperfect verb [ prefixes: y-, t-, n-, (alef)- ] Narrative preterite tense = proto-Hebrew prefixed verb conjugation with long pronominal suffix as attested in Ugaritic literatures from Ras-Shamra. >> WAYYIQTOL in Biblical Hebrew [the old pronominal suffix quiescent] for temporal sequence of events or logical sequence of statements Waw-correlative / resultative = waw + suffixed perfect verb [ -i, -nu, -ta/-t, -u ] WE-QATAL Deut. 23:10 v10 ki-thetze@ machaneh "al-@oyveikha **we:nishmarta** mik,kol davar ra" In case you go out into against your enemies, **you ought to be protected/you must also keep yourself** from every bad thing