LEARN BIBLE HEBREW Lesson 1: Hallelujah!

The Old Testament in full colour, in its original language!
Biblical Hebrew taught in non-technical language, the Bible the only textbook.
The first lesson gets straight into the Hebrew Bible. We strike gold immediately!

Grammar points are discussed as they arise, in simple language without the use of complicated grammatical terminology.

There is no learning of tables, vocab lists, declensions, or conjugations, and no made-up exercises to translate. Every Hebrew passage used is taken unaltered from the Bible. The procedure is the same as with my New Testament Greek lessons.

I am an experienced Bible translation consultant, having checked translations in 22 Pacific languages.

Subsequent lessons will follow subject to interest.

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[margiejean]

This is so amazing!!! Thanks so much Ross. My relationship with my Father and with His word is filling my soul. Thanks so so much!!

[GodsServant]

I am soo thrilled to find your channel! Thank you so much! I love your teachings! 🤗 Yah Bless you!!!

[jjjchin]

Thanks Ross for putting your lessons on youtube

[bruno-orante]

God Bless you and your Work 🙏
from the heart 🕊
Pace e Bene

[bazlh]

Very interesting, Ross. Great word choice to begin with :)

[TundBld]

that's the first font of hebrew i have ever seen that looks pretty.

[beckiwildeman]

Have you done an explanation of the differences of Yahweh and Yahvah?

[nickielee]

It's HalleluYAH not Jah! The j is only around 500 years old. Even common sense would dictate the sound j doesn't sound with a y sound. And the true name of the MESSIYAH is YAHUSHUA HA MASHIACH!!! Nevertheless good teaching.

[imagelush]

No, the proper english translation would be "praise Yah" not "praise god"