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Hebrew for Reading Comprehension is a first year biblical Hebrew grammar designed to promote reading comprehension and precision in translation. William Paul Griffin’s new approach reduces the confusion often caused by traditional Hebrew grammars. His goal is for learners to read with comprehension and translate with accuracy. This volume lowers the emphasis on charts, rules, and lists, focusing...

if something on the receiving end of a verb has “the”, or what is on the receiving end is a proper name), then the definite direct object is usually preceded by the Hebrew word את (pointed one of two different ways: אֵת, אֶת). Remember that nouns with a ה prefix and proper names are both definite. If the direct object is not definite, then it will lack את. שׁלח המלך את האישׁ אל העיר The king sent the man to the city. שׁלח המלך את אברהם אל העיר The king sent Abraham to the city. נתן אברהם ספר על
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