Biblical Hebrew: Online Resources

Follow Beth on her YouTube channel as she walks through learning Biblical Hebrew.

This site provides 40 video lectures based on Allen Ross’ Introducing Biblical Hebrew.

This site offers, among many things, helpful flashcard programs based on Introducing Biblical Hebrew by Allen P. Ross (Grand Rapids: Baker Academic, 2001).

This site provides links to self-study tools and online resources for learning and practicing Biblical Hebrew.

This collection provides access to single-page handouts includes Hebrew verb overview and
Hebrew verb summary tables.

The NTS Library has published a series of Basics of Biblical Hebrew charts in PDF format.

J. Ted Blakely has provided more than 20 charts and tables on morphology, pronouns and pronominal suffixes, nouns, syntax, verbs and verb formation.

Phillip Marshall offers helpful handouts which follow Alan Ross’ introductory grammar, Introducing Biblical Hebrew.

STEP Bible is packed full of features to help people study the Bible text, from reading and comparing different versions of the Bible to grappling with original language words.

Semantic Dictionary of Biblical Hebrew, edited by Reinier de Blois, with the assistance of Enio R. Mueller, ©2000-2021 United Bible Societies.

Published before 1924, these publications are available online through the Open Access Digital Theological Library.

The CAL is a text base of the Aramaic texts in all dialects with a database of approximately 3 million lexically parsed words, and an associated set of electronic tools.

Visitors to this site can access and easily search both the Englishman’s Hebrew Concordance and Strong’s Exhaustive Concordance (Hebrew and Greek).

Daily Dose of Hebrew walks you through the lexicons and dictionaries available to Hebrew scholars.

Includes OT links, audio recordings of Hebrew texts, Textual criticism, and more.

This site provides links to resources, a daily 2-minute video, and other electronic, online and hard-copy resources to help you learn and use Hebrew.

UW’s resources include an audio guide that helps students write and pronounce the Hebrew alphabet and animated readings.

Reading the Hebrew Bible according to Masoretic Text and the JPS 1917 Edition

This site includes complete and accurate Hebrew voice recordings of every Old Testament book to be played or downloaded.

Free vocabulary drilling program.

Free software that includes flashcards and tutorials.