LG502B
Steinberg
LG502B: BEGINNING HEBREW. Marian Steinberg.
DESCRIPTION:
- This course is a continuation of LG502A and will focus on the
remainder of Hebrew grammar with readings from the Hebrew Bible and from The
Authorized Daily Prayerbook. Students will acquire facility in using BHS
and other reference tools.
RELEVANCE FOR MINISTRY:
- Anyone involved in explicating a life-style and thought system that
is ancient is best equipped by understanding the ancient media; one of them is
Hebrew.
COURSE FORMAT:
- The class time will involve a presentation/explanation of new
grammar, reading in Hebrew, address of problems encountered in the homework and
unseen translations.
REQUIRED READING:
- Biblia Hebraica Stuttgartensia. New York: American Bible
Society, latest ed. (Either the large or the small edition.)
- Brown, F.; S. Driver; and C. Briggs, eds. Hebrew and English Lexicon of
the Old Testament. Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1906.
- Kelley, P. H. Biblical Hebrew: An Introductory Grammar. Grand
Rapids: Eerdmans, 1992.
ASSIGNMENTS:
- A schedule of assignments will be distributed on the first day of
class. This class assumes considerable study from the students who are expected
to attend prepared. The final grade depends on class participation, ad hoc
quizzes, major exams and a final.
PREREQUISITES:
- LG502A.
RELATIONSHIP TO CURRICULUM:
- Both quarters of the two-quarter sequence fulfill the M.Div. core
requirement in Hebrew (HEB).
FINAL EXAMINATION:
- Indeed.