Hebrew Language Books

Hebraische Rhythmik
Hebraische Rhythmik

By Eduard Konig

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Lessons of the intermediate course
Die hebraischen Worterklarungen des Philo und die Spuren ihrer Einwirkung auf die Kirchenvater
Defence of the Hebrew grammar of Gesenius against Prof. Stuart's translation
Die echte biblisch-hebraische Metrik
A Hebrew chrestomathy
A Hebrew chrestomathy

By Moses Stuart

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Misnaic Hebrew and its relation to biblical Hebrew and to Aramaic
A Jerusalem mystery
A Jerusalem mystery

By Aaron Frankel

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And there was evening and there was morning
And there was evening and there was morning

By Harriet Helfand

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Illustrations incorporating Hebrew letters and simple, rhyming text present the seven days of creation.

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My first Hebrew alphabet book
My first Hebrew alphabet book

By Jennifer Lapine

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Words and pictures introduce the Hebrew alphabet.

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