Biblical Hebrew: Foundational Certificate Program
Digital Logos Edition
Overview
This bundle of Hebrew resources includes everything you need to learn how to read, translate, and understand the language of the Old Testament. The Interactive Hebrew Alphabet Courses will introduce you to the Hebrew alphabet and teach you how to pronounce Hebrew words. Introduction to Biblical Hebrew (HB101) walks you through the basics of Hebrew grammar and syntax. You’ll learn vocabulary and the various parts of speech as you learn how to translate the Old Testament. The courses are supplemented with Beginning Biblical Hebrew, an introductory Greek grammar with exercises.
This Biblical Hebrew Foundational Certificate Program qualifies you to earn a Logos Mobile Education Certificate of Completion. After working through HB101 simply submit your own translation of the first chapter of the Ruth to certificate@faithlife.com to earn your certificate.
How to Apply for a Mobile Ed Certificate of Completion
- Complete all Mobile Ed courses in this certificate program. This involves viewing all videos and taking all quizzes.
- Translate Ruth 1:1–22. Post your translation to the HB101 Faithlife group in the comments section.
- Email certificate@faithlife.com once you have completed all videos and quizzes and have posted responses in the appropriate Faithlife group for each Mobile Ed course in the certificate program. Please include your full name, title of completed certificate program, and links for each Faithlife group post in your email.
- Our certificate program team will review the application and email the Certificate of Completion once you have completed all requirements. Please allow 7–10 business days for review.
- HB091 Interactive Hebrew Alphabet Course by Mark Futato
- HB101 Introduction to Biblical Hebrew by Mark Futato
- Beginning Biblical Hebrew by Mark Futato
Included Resources
- Listen & Learn: Hebrew Interactive
- Hebrew Alphabet Tutor Interactive
- Title: Biblical Hebrew: Foundational Certificate Program
- Instructor: Mark Futato
- Publisher: Lexham Press
- Publication Date: 2019
- Product Type: Logos Mobile Education
- Resource Type: Courseware, including transcripts, audio, and video resources
- Courses: 2
- Video Hours: 11
- Volumes: 1
- Pages: 351
Reviews
4 ratings
M.K. Kretov
11/14/2021
This is quite pricey, I’d recommend it if A. it’s on sale under $300 and B. You really need help with the discipline and interest to maintain learning. This video course is good for that, it makes the process simpler and a little fun. But if you have a strong interest and desire to learn hebrew you should find cheaper alternatives that will leave you room to purchase other supplements. THIS COURSE DOES NOT give you “everything you need to read and understand biblical Hebrew” It gives you basic you morphology (how words are built and manipulated). And it does give very little syntax (how sentences are made and how words relate to each-other), but IT IS VERY LITTLE. You will certainly need to learn more about syntax to read and translate without various helps. Pros: 1. It’s a course so self learning is easier. 2. It’s on logos so it’ll will give you more experience and skill with the software. Cons: 1. There’s little manual for what to do with the resources you get. At first I had no idea what to do and which resources were for what but this can be figured out. 2. It’s overpriced 3. The videos are basically simplified segments from the textbook. So you really could learn the same amount by diligently going through the book. 4. There are mistakes in the course, typos, contradictions between course and textbook, really annoying practice segments on subject matter you haven’t learned etc. this can be frustrating but I got through it by searching out the material. 5. The faithlife group is very inactive and unhelpful. 6. Very little syntax
Carey A Grady
10/26/2020
Fernando-Elías
9/21/2020
I love the course and the way that Mark teaches the Hebrew. The point that I don't like it much, is that the content, and some times the explanation is generally the same that you can find in his book "Beginning Biblical Hebrew". In my case I had the book in my library and I was expecting something new. The other point is that I can't save the videos in my Logos Software (computer) so I need always internet connexion to learn it. I prefer offline to learn everywhere without WiFi. Great course and great teacher if you want to start and understand Hebrew from the beginning.
Ashar Allah Ditta
8/8/2020
