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The First Hebrew Primer is a simple, straightforward guide to Biblical Hebrew. Thirty lessons provide enough information and practice to enable you, with the aid of a Hebrew-English dictionary, to understand most biblical texts. The goal of the Primer is to teach students to read and understand Biblical Hebrew as quickly as possible; therefore, the lessons emphasize recognition and translation...

Adjectives as Nouns * An adjective can stand alone and be used as a noun. It is then translated as “_____ one” or “the _____”. He is the good one. הוּא הַטּוֹב. Older ones (elders) are in the city. זְקֵנִים בָּעִיר. The wise one wrote. הֶחָכָם כָּתַב. Adjectives and Word Pairs * Nouns that are joined together in a Word Pair are never separated. Adjectives, whether they are describing the first or second noun, are added after the Word Pair. You can usually tell which noun the adjective describes
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