March 28, 2024

Genesis 1:1 Activity

Here’s what you learned in Genesis 1. You learned the most common prefixes ב (ba), ה (ha), and ו (wa). These sounds in front of a word is an indication that a phrase beginning with a prefix is being spoken. You learned the most common suffix; ים (eem). A word ending with the ‘eem’ sound […]

Word of The Week | January 6, 2019

To the wise | In a world that is seemingly without definitive truth, Ancient Biblical Hebrew helps us see past what we are told into what is true that we may know because “without that knowledge, our people perish”. (Hosea 4:6) Hebrew Word | דע pronounced ‘Da’, means to know. It is the root of words translated as opinion, comprehension, […]

Day 1 | Genesis 1:1

 Read the table from right to left starting at verse 1. בראשית, pronounced “Baresheet” is a phrase composed of three parts ב + ראש + ית, in heading. The ב is a prefix meaning “in” and makes the “ba” or “be” sound. ראש is a base word meaning head, pronounced “Raesh” or simply “Resh” The […]

Need To Know

You should familiarize yourself with the Hebrew Alephbet (alphabet) before attempting to translate scripture. You may study and access the Hebrew charts and tables available here before beginning. Hebrew is read from right to left. That’s this way! Throughout the book, you’ll see a thing I call “phrase parts” (that’s not the technical term 😉). […]

Biblical Hebrew For Regular People | Introduction

Two Birds One Stone is a series of lessons intended for regular people of all ages to learn to read, understand, translate and interpret Ancient Biblical Hebrew. Lessons are provided in workbooks, children’s books, and videos, as well as online and mobile apps. Each lesson gives learners a great deal of knowledge, yet it is […]

Ancient Biblical Hebrew For Beginners

Ancient Biblical Hebrew is unlike modern languages. Mainly, its foundation is in photographic or hieroglyphic languages of ancient cultures such as Egyptian and other Canaanite and Semitic languages. By understanding the pictographs, we can get a more complete picture of the letters and words which are based on them. The idea is that Old Testament […]

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