Hebrew Language Books

Diplomatic Hebrew
Diplomatic Hebrew

By Lawrence Marwick

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Hebraisms in the Authorized version of the Bible
Hebraisms in the Authorized version of the Bible
Torataynu bet
Torataynu bet

By Mordecai I. Soloff

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Ta-poo-ach means apple
Ta-poo-ach means apple

By Barbara Genet

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Captioned illustrations introduce the letters of the Hebrew alphabet and common Hebrew words, from ta-poo-ach (apple) to ra-keh-vet (train)

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Hebrew through prayer
Hebrew through prayer

By Terry Kaye

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Godwin's cabalistic encyclopedia
Godwin's Cabalistic encyclopedia
Goodnight my friend Aleph
Goodnight my friend Aleph

By Tova Mordechai

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