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Mark A. Hassler
Fall 2023
Hebrew Grammar I equips the student with a core vocabulary and the foundational principles of phonology, morphology, and syntax. As a result of taking this course, the student should be able to a) master core Hebrew vocabulary words, b) recognize basic grammatical components of the Hebrew Bible, c) read aloud the Hebrew from any OT passage, and d) translate simple sentences from the Hebrew Scriptures. 3 credit hours.
Dr. Mark Hassler is the Associate Professor of Old Testament at Virginia Beach Theological Seminary. Dr. Hassler also serves as Director of Publications and Field Archaeologist for the Shiloh excavations in Israel. He was the editor of the Near East Archaeological Society Bulletin (2016–19), a peer-reviewed journal established in 1958. He serves on the board of directors for the Near East Archaeological Society and as the president of the Evangelical Theological Society's eastern region. Dr. Hassler earned his academic degrees at Montana Bible College (BA) and The Master's Seminary (PhD, ThM, and MDiv). Read more....
25% – Quizzes
45% – Exercises
30% – Exams
The textbooks below are required for the course:
