Miles V. Van PeltResenhas

This is an excellent material for those who want to study the biblical languages.

I learned some good things although I found myself confused at times. It probably has more to do with my comprehension than the author whom I respect greatly. Maybe when I reread my highlights I’ll grasp more.

Excellent vocabulary guide because it includes multiple modes of approaching Hebrew words. It has a standard frequency list, but it also has an alphabetical listing of words that share a common root. This is really essential for beginning students to get their heads wrapped around. In addition it has alphabetical lists of verbs subdivided by category, such as III-He and I-Yod. I am so impressed that they provide this because I have been laboriously producing my own list just like it. Thanks very much for this great reference!

From Daniel Christensen

Features: * Keyed to four leading Hebrew grammars (Pratico/Van Pelt, Futato, Ross, Seow) * Frequency numbers on every card * Unusual forms included * Cards numbered for easy assignment * Cards 1�979 contain all words that occur 30 or more times (except proper names) * Cards 980–1,000 contain select proper names and words occurring less than 30 times Old Testament Hebrew Vocabulary Cards is part of the Zondervan Vocabulary Builder Series. Basics of Biblical Greek Vocabulary Cards is also available, keyed to Mounce.