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The Hebrew Handbook is a helpful resource for those who are new to studying the original language of the Old Testament. Authors Robert D. Bell and Michael P. V. Barrett clearly describe the Hebrew alphabet and parts of speech, with charts and examples expanding their description. Students will also find the exercise section at the back of the book helpful. This book will aid any nonexpert in...

There are two key observations that will aid in identifying the various forms of first nun verbs. 1. Vowelless nuns assimilate. This assimilation occurs in all those places where the strong verb has a silent shewa under the first radical (Qal imperfect, Niphal perfect, all the Hiphil and Hophal). Strong verb פ״ן verb* פ״ן verb Examples: יִקְטֹל יִנְפֹל יִפֹּל נִקְטַל נִנְגַשׁ נִגַּשׁ יַקְטִיל יַנְגִישׁ יַגִּישׁ הָקְטַל הָנְגַשׁ הֻגַּשׁ Note: As a general rule, if a dagesh forte
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