HEBREW: Jeff Benner Interview. Learn Hebrew from Scripture Writers!
Posted by Dr. Timothy J. Sakach Ph. D. at 25 October, 2007, 3:36 pmJeff Benner, founder, researcher, and author of the Ancient Hebrew Research Center tells how to learn Hebrew so that you can understand the context of the Scripture writers, not the translators. This amazing study is a must for anyone interested in not only learning Hebrew, but also how to really understand what was written from the point of view and context of writers, like Moses, and the Prophets.
During the interview Jeff also tells about helpful books he has available from the Ancient-Hebrew website and from other booksellers. This is one podcast you should not miss.
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shalom,
Im truly entlightened by the fact that ancient biblical hebrew is not what i thought it is . Im a torah student interested from a messianic perspective and hebraic.
COntinue the good work.
achi aike aizon
Hey, I love the AHRC. Thanks for teaching me so much stuff about Hebrew. I’m going to write a wikipedia for the AHRC. Your welcome.
The AHRC is the Ancient Hebrew Research Center created by Jeff Benner. The wikipedia sounds like a great idea.
I am interested in the source of your information, citations please.
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Thank-you
You need to be more specific. Or you may want to direct your questions to Jeff Benner at the Ancient Hebrew Research Center