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From Exegesis to Exposition: A Practical Guide to Using Biblical Hebrew is unavailable, but you can change that!

In From Exegesis to Exposition Dr. Robert Chisholm shows seminarians and seminary-trained pastors how to “preach accurate, informative, and even exciting sermons that are solidly rooted in the Hebrew text and do not require an inordinate amount of time to prepare.” He reminds pastors and seminarians that it is never too late to renew their commitment to the importance of using Hebrew in ministry,...

such a word is actually a process of analyzing its polysemantic range. In addition to distinguishing between concrete (or literal) and abstract (or metaphorical) uses, one must also be attentive to the development of specialized meanings in particular contexts, the presence of metonymy, and precise syntactical combinations. Words often develop specialized meanings in certain contexts. For example, the Hebrew verb יָדַע has the basic sense “to know, be aware, experience.” But in its roughly 943 occurrences
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