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Welcome to "Exploring the Depths of the Bible"! This course provides a concise yet comprehensive overview of the teachings found within the Bible. Divided into two main sections, "What to Know" and "What to Do," this course delves into the fundamental aspects of God's relationship with humanity and offers practical guidance on how to navigate our relationships with both God and others.

The curriculum primarily consists of carefully selected Bible verses, each accompanied by relevant headings that highlight key themes and concepts within the verses. Additionally, insightful comments following certain verses provide further clarity and understanding.

To ensure a deeper grasp of the context surrounding the verses, brief introductory phrases are provided in square brackets, indicating the speaker and audience. Notable figures such as Moses, David, and the apostles Paul, Peter, and John serve as the primary speakers, offering invaluable insights into God's message.

Throughout the course, you will encounter thought-provoking Bible study questions designed to encourage reflection and facilitate deeper engagement with the material. These questions serve as valuable prompts for personal reflection and group discussions, allowing for a more enriching learning experience.

Whether you are a seasoned scholar of the Bible or a newcomer eager to explore its teachings, "Exploring the Depths of the Bible" offers a rewarding journey of discovery and spiritual growth. Join us as we embark on this transformative exploration of God's word.

In the heart of Exodus 18, a pivotal moment in biblical history, we find the great leader Moses overwhelmed by the burdens of leadership. He stood at the center of a bustling camp, where the concerns and disputes of the Israelites flowed to him like a ceaseless river. From sun-up to sun-down, he heard their pleas, judged their disputes, and sought to impart God's wisdom in each case. Moses was the fulcrum upon which the community's governance balanced, an astonishing responsibility for any leader.

In this divine narrative, we glimpse the human side of Moses. Despite his unwavering faith and devotion to God's mission, he faced the relentless pressure of guiding a vast multitude, two million souls seeking direction, judgment, and spiritual guidance. It is a burden that many leaders can empathize with today, whether in the context of ministry or business. Moses found himself at a crossroads, with a choice to make - continue down an unsustainable path of trying to carry the weight of leadership alone, or heed the counsel of a wise mentor who saw the imminent danger of burnout.

Enter Jethro, the father-in-law of Moses and an astute observer of leadership dynamics. He saw what Moses could not. Jethro's words and counsel represent what theologians have come to call "The Jethro Principle." This principle, founded on timeless wisdom, provides a blueprint for transformative Christian leadership, serving as a guiding light for all who bear the mantle of leadership in their ministries, businesses, or communities.

From the foundational concept of the "Jethro Principle" to the revolutionary idea of "The Flipped Pyramid," we will embark on a comprehensive exploration of how to become better leaders in our ministries, businesses, and personal lives. Each module delves into a unique aspect of leadership, offering both biblical wisdom and practical guidance to empower and equip leaders for their divine mission.

In our journey, we will consider the exemplary lives of two exceptional leaders, Jesus and the Apostle Paul. Their teachings and actions provide invaluable insights into the delicate balance of competency and character that every Christian leader must strive to achieve.

This course is not just a collection of theories; it's a guide for those who wish to lead with purpose, vision, and integrity, as advocated by Transfiguration Nxt and Sajeeva Vahini - Infinite Network. It calls upon leaders to consider the challenging question—will you join Him at the bottom? This is an invitation to embrace the revolutionary concept of the flipped pyramid, an approach that places humility and servanthood at its core.

Our exploration will culminate with a reflection on selecting future leaders, emphasizing the qualities that Christian leaders should look for in potential leaders and the importance of humility as a sign of submission to authority.

This course is the result of a passionate journey, woven together by the threads of theology, technology, and the transformative power of faith. Dr. G. Praveen Kumar, an Evangelist, and a seasoned IT Professional, has drawn from his extensive educational background, theological understanding, and technological expertise to craft a guide for leaders seeking to navigate the dynamic duo of Christian leadership and discipleship.

"The Dynamic Duo" is more than just a course; it's an invitation to embrace a servant-leadership mindset. It's a call to join Christ at the bottom, to lift others up, to nurture disciples, and to transform your community with purpose, vision, and integrity. Will you answer the call and become part of the dynamic duo that changes the world? In the following modules, we will explore the foundational principles, provide real-life examples, and offer practical guidance to empower you to become a transformative Christian leader who nurtures disciples and impacts lives. Let the journey begin.

The Pastoral Training Program at Infinite Theological Seminary is meticulously designed to equip aspiring pastors with the theological knowledge, practical skills, and spiritual formation necessary to lead and serve effectively in today's diverse and dynamic ministry environments. Our program blends rigorous academic coursework with hands-on ministry experience, ensuring that graduates are well-prepared to meet the challenges and opportunities of pastoral leadership.

Duration : 6 Months

Program Highlights

Comprehensive Curriculum: Our curriculum covers a wide range of subjects critical for pastoral ministry, including biblical studies, theology, pastoral care, homiletics, church administration, and ethics. This comprehensive approach ensures that students gain a deep and holistic understanding of their faith and ministry.

Spiritual Formation: We place a strong emphasis on the spiritual growth and development of our students. Through personal mentorship, spiritual disciplines, and reflective practices, students are encouraged to deepen their relationship with God and cultivate a heart for service.

Practical Ministry Experience: Recognizing the importance of hands-on experience, our program includes internships, practicum placements, and field education opportunities. Students will have the chance to apply what they learn in real-world ministry settings, guided by experienced mentors and pastors.

Leadership Development: Effective pastoral ministry requires strong leadership skills. Our program includes courses and workshops on leadership dynamics, team building, conflict resolution, and strategic planning, preparing students to lead congregations and ministry teams with confidence and compassion.

Community and Networking: At Infinite Theological Seminary, students become part of a supportive and vibrant community of fellow learners, faculty, and ministry professionals. This network provides valuable support, encouragement, and opportunities for collaboration and growth.

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Overview: The Certificate Course in Theology at Infinite Theological Seminary provides a comprehensive foundation in biblical studies, church history, homiletics, and ministry. Designed for those seeking to deepen their theological understanding and enhance their ministry skills, this program is ideal for aspiring ministers, lay leaders, and anyone passionate about theological education.

Course Structure: The program consists of 10 core courses, each offering 3 credit hours, alongside 10 ministry credit hours. The total credit hours for the certificate program is 40.

Courses:

1. Old Testament Survey (3 Credit Hours)
   • Explore the historical, cultural, and theological contexts of the Old Testament. This course covers major themes, key events, and significant figures, providing a solid understanding of the first half of the Christian Bible.
2. New Testament Survey (3 Credit Hours)
   • An overview of the New Testament, focusing on the life and teachings of Jesus Christ, the development of the early Church, and the writings of the Apostles. Students will gain insights into the historical and cultural background of the New Testament books.
3. Gospel of Mark (3 Credit Hours)
   • An in-depth study of the Gospel of Mark, emphasizing its narrative structure, theological themes, and its portrayal of Jesus as the suffering Messiah. This course includes exegesis and practical applications for ministry.
4. Gospel of John (3 Credit Hours)
   • A detailed exploration of the Gospel of John, highlighting its unique theological perspectives, symbolism, and emphasis on the divinity of Christ. The course includes critical analysis and reflection on its relevance for contemporary faith and practice.
5. History of Christianity (3 Credit Hours)
   • A survey of the development of Christianity from its inception to the present day. This course covers key events, movements, and figures that have shaped the Christian faith over the centuries.
6. History of Christianity in India (3 Credit Hours)
   • Focuses on the history and growth of Christianity in India, examining its cultural impact, significant milestones, and the challenges faced by the Christian community in the Indian context.
7. Homiletics (3 Credit Hours)
   • An introduction to the art and science of preaching. This course covers sermon preparation, delivery techniques, and the role of the preacher, equipping students to communicate biblical truths effectively.
8. Life and Work of a Minister (3 Credit Hours)
   • Examines the personal and professional aspects of pastoral ministry. Topics include pastoral care, ethics, leadership, and the practical responsibilities of a minister.
9. Hinduism (3 Credit Hours)
   • Provides an overview of Hinduism, its beliefs, practices, and cultural significance. This course aims to foster an understanding of Hinduism to enhance interfaith dialogue and ministry in diverse contexts.
10. Fundamental Doctrine (3 Credit Hours)
    • A study of the core doctrines of the Christian faith, including the nature of God, the Trinity, salvation, the Church, and eschatology. This course provides a theological foundation for personal faith and ministry.

Ministry Credit Hours: 10

Total Credit Hours: 40

Program Benefits:

• Comprehensive Curriculum: Gain a broad and deep understanding of biblical and theological studies.
• Practical Application: Courses are designed to integrate academic learning with practical ministry skills.
• Experienced Faculty: Learn from knowledgeable and experienced instructors who are committed to your academic and spiritual growth.
• Flexible Learning: Our program structure accommodates various learning styles and schedules, making it accessible for all students.

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Bachelor Degree in Theology

Overview: The Bachelor Degree in Theology at Infinite Theological Seminary is a comprehensive 3-year program designed to provide students with an in-depth understanding of biblical studies, Christian theology, and practical ministry skills. The curriculum encompasses a broad spectrum of subjects, preparing students for various roles in ministry, education, and Christian leadership.

Program Structure: The program requires a total of 112 credit hours, divided across three years, with each year consisting of two semesters.

1st Year: First Semester - Total 18 Credit Hours

• Missionary Biography (2 Credit Hours): Study the lives and works of notable missionaries and their impact on global Christianity.
• Old Testament Survey (3 Credit Hours): An overview of the Old Testament, exploring its historical context and major themes.
• History of Christianity I (2 Credit Hours): Introduction to the early development of Christianity from its inception to the Middle Ages.
• English for Biblical Studies I (3 Credit Hours): Enhance English language skills with a focus on biblical texts.
• Study and Writing Skills (3 Credit Hours): Develop academic writing and research skills essential for theological studies.
• Life of Christ (3 Credit Hours): Detailed study of the life, ministry, and teachings of Jesus Christ.
• Music Fundamentals (2 Credit Hours): Basics of music theory and practice in a worship context.

Second Semester - Total 18 Credit Hours

• Pentateuch (3 Credit Hours): In-depth study of the first five books of the Bible.
• Theology I (3 Credit Hours): Introduction to fundamental theological concepts and doctrines.
• History of Christianity II (2 Credit Hours): Continuation of church history from the Middle Ages to the Reformation.
• English for Biblical Studies II (3 Credit Hours): Further development of English proficiency in biblical contexts.
• Introduction to Sociology (2 Credit Hours): Basic sociological concepts and their relevance to Christian ministry.
• Book of Acts (2 Credit Hours): Study of the early church as depicted in the Book of Acts.
• New Testament Survey (3 Credit Hours): Overview of the New Testament, focusing on its historical and theological aspects.

2nd Year: Third Semester - Total 18 Credit Hours

• Johannine Writings (3 Credit Hours): Analysis of the Gospel of John and the Johannine Epistles.
• Christian Life & Discipleship (3 Credit Hours): Principles and practices of living a Christ-centered life.
• Pastoral & Prison Epistles (3 Credit Hours): Study of the epistles written by Paul to individuals and churches.
• Theology II (3 Credit Hours): Continued exploration of theological doctrines.
• Christian Education (3 Credit Hours): Methods and principles of teaching within the church.
• Hermeneutics (3 Credit Hours): Principles of biblical interpretation.

Fourth Semester - Total 19 Credit Hours

• General Epistles & Hebrews (3 Credit Hours): Examination of the non-Pauline epistles and the Book of Hebrews.
• Theology III (3 Credit Hours): Advanced theological studies.
• History of Christianity in India (3 Credit Hours): Exploration of the development and impact of Christianity in India.
• Homiletics (3 Credit Hours): Techniques and principles of sermon preparation and delivery.
• Major World Religions (3 Credit Hours): Study of the beliefs and practices of major world religions.
• Introduction to Psychology (2 Credit Hours): Basic psychological concepts and their application in ministry.
• Introductory Greek (2 Credit Hours): Introduction to the Greek language of the New Testament.

3rd Year: Fifth Semester - Total 18 Credit Hours

• Apocalyptic Literature (2 Credit Hours): Study of apocalyptic themes in the Bible, focusing on Revelation and Daniel.
• Romans & Galatians (3 Credit Hours): In-depth study of Paul's letters to the Romans and the Galatians.
• Introduction to Communication (2 Credit Hours): Basic communication skills for ministry contexts.
• Christian Thought in Asia (3 Credit Hours): Exploration of Christian theological developments in Asia.
• Major Religious & Secular Movements (3 Credit Hours): Examination of significant religious and secular movements.
• Introduction to Philosophy (2 Credit Hours): Basic philosophical concepts and their relevance to theology.
• Mission, Evangelism and Church Growth (3 Credit Hours): Strategies and principles for effective mission and church growth.

Sixth Semester - Total 19 Credit Hours

• Old Testament Prophets (3 Credit Hours): Study of the prophetic books of the Old Testament.
• Christian Ethics (3 Credit Hours): Examination of ethical issues from a Christian perspective.
• Corinthians (3 Credit Hours): In-depth study of Paul's letters to the Corinthians.
• Introduction to Christian Apologetics (2 Credit Hours): Basic principles of defending the Christian faith.
• Pastoral Care and Counselling (3 Credit Hours): Techniques and principles of pastoral care and counseling.
• Christian Marriage & Family (2 Credit Hours): Biblical principles of marriage and family life.
• Leadership & Management (3 Credit Hours): Skills and strategies for effective leadership and management in ministry.
• Comprehensive Exam (1 Credit Hour): Final assessment covering the entirety of the program's coursework.

Program Highlights:

• Holistic Curriculum: Comprehensive theological education combined with practical ministry training.
• Expert Faculty: Learn from experienced theologians and ministry leaders.
• Flexible Learning: Designed to accommodate different learning styles and schedules.
• Career Preparation: Equips students for various roles in ministry, education, and Christian leadership.

Enroll in the Bachelor Degree in Theology at Infinite Theological Seminary to embark on a transformative journey of academic and spiritual growth, preparing you for impactful service in the Christian community.

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Overview: The Master of Divinity (M.Div.) program at Infinite Theological Seminary is a rigorous and comprehensive three-year course designed to provide advanced theological education and practical training for those pursuing a vocation in ministry, academia, or other Christian leadership roles. This program integrates deep scriptural understanding with practical ministry skills, preparing graduates for effective service and leadership in diverse ministry contexts.

Program Structure: The M.Div. program spans over three years and requires the completion of 110 credit hours. Each academic year consists of two semesters.

1st Year: First Semester - Total 16 Credit Hours

• Introduction to Bible (3 Credit Hours): Foundational course providing an overview of the Bible's structure, themes, and content.
• Pentateuch (Exegesis) (3 Credit Hours): Detailed study of the first five books of the Old Testament, emphasizing exegetical methods.
• History of Christianity I (2 Credit Hours): Exploration of the early history of Christianity from its origins through the Middle Ages.
• English for Theological Studies (3 Credit Hours): Development of English language skills tailored for theological research and writing.
• Study Skills and Research Methodology (2 Credit Hours): Techniques and strategies for effective academic research and writing.
• Mission, Evangelism and Church Growth (3 Credit Hours): Principles and practices for mission work, evangelism, and strategies for church growth.

Second Semester - Total 16 Credit Hours

• Synoptic Gospels (Exegesis) (3 Credit Hours): Exegetical study of Matthew, Mark, and Luke, focusing on their similarities and distinct perspectives.
• Systematic Theology I (3 Credit Hours): Introduction to key doctrines and systematic theological frameworks.
• Major World Religions (3 Credit Hours): Comparative study of major world religions and their beliefs, practices, and cultural impact.
• Christian Education (2 Credit Hours): Methods and principles of educating within the Christian context.
• History of Christianity II (2 Credit Hours): Continuation of church history from the Reformation to modern times.
• Christian Ethics (3 Credit Hours): Examination of ethical issues and moral decision-making from a Christian perspective.

2nd Year: Third Semester - Total 20 Credit Hours

• Preliminary Greek I (3 Credit Hours): Introduction to the Greek language of the New Testament, focusing on basic grammar and vocabulary.
• OT Historical Books (3 Credit Hours): Study of the historical books of the Old Testament, analyzing their content and historical context.
• Johannine Thought (Exegesis) (3 Credit Hours): In-depth study of the theological themes and teachings in the writings of John.
• Biblical Interpretation and Criticism (3 Credit Hours): Methods and approaches to biblical exegesis and hermeneutics.
• Christ and Salvation (3 Credit Hours): Exploration of Christology and soteriology, focusing on the person and work of Jesus Christ.
• Cultural Anthropology (2 Credit Hours): Study of cultural diversity and its implications for ministry and evangelism.
• Pastoral Care and Counseling (3 Credit Hours): Techniques and principles for providing pastoral care and counseling.

Fourth Semester - Total 20 Credit Hours

• Advanced Greek (Greek II) (3 Credit Hours): Continued study of New Testament Greek, focusing on advanced grammar and syntax.
• Church & End Time (3 Credit Hours): Examination of eschatology and the role of the church in the end times.
• Poetical and Wisdom Literature (3 Credit Hours): Study of the poetical and wisdom books of the Old Testament.
• History of Christianity in India (3 Credit Hours): Exploration of the history and development of Christianity in India.
• Contemporary Religious Movements (2 Credit Hours): Study of modern religious movements and their impact on contemporary Christianity.
• Homiletics (Theory + Practical) (2+2 Credit Hours): Theory and practice of sermon preparation and delivery.
• Philosophy (2 Credit Hours): Introduction to philosophical concepts and their relevance to theology and ministry.

3rd Year: Fifth Semester - Total 20 Credit Hours

• Preliminary Hebrew Language (3 Credit Hours): Introduction to the Hebrew language of the Old Testament.
• Old Testament Prophets (Exegesis) (3 Credit Hours): Detailed study of the prophetic books of the Old Testament.
• New Testament Theology (3 Credit Hours): Exploration of the theological themes and teachings in the New Testament.
• Apocalyptic Literature (3 Credit Hours): Study of apocalyptic texts in the Bible, focusing on Revelation and Daniel.
• Theology in Context (3 Credit Hours): Examination of contextual theology and its application in diverse cultural settings.
• Theology of Missions (3 Credit Hours): Study of missiology and the theological foundations of Christian mission.
• Thesis (2 Credit Hours): Research and writing of a thesis on a relevant theological topic.

Sixth Semester - Total 19 Credit Hours

• Old Testament Theology (3 Credit Hours): Study of the theological themes and teachings in the Old Testament.
• Pauline Thought (Exegesis) (3 Credit Hours): In-depth study of the theological themes in the writings of Paul.
• Christian Apologetics (3 Credit Hours): Principles and practice of defending the Christian faith.
• Christ & Religions Pluralism (Elective) (2 Credit Hours): Exploration of Christology in the context of religious pluralism.
• Leadership and Church Administration (2 Credit Hours): Skills and strategies for effective leadership and administration in the church.
• Christian Marriage & Family (Elective) (2 Credit Hours): Biblical principles of marriage and family life.
• Thesis Completion: Continued research and completion of the thesis project.
• Christian Ethics (3 Credit Hours): Ethical decision-making from a Christian perspective.
• Comprehensive Exam (1 Credit Hour): Final assessment covering the entirety of the program's coursework.

Program Highlights:

• In-Depth Exegesis: Rigorous study of biblical texts using original languages and critical methodologies.
• Comprehensive Theological Education: Broad coverage of historical, systematic, and practical theology.
• Practical Ministry Training: Emphasis on pastoral care, counseling, and homiletics to prepare students for real-world ministry.
• Research and Thesis: Development of advanced research skills culminating in a thesis project.

Enroll in the Master of Divinity program at Infinite Theological Seminary to deepen your theological understanding, enhance your ministry skills, and prepare for effective leadership in the Christian community.

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Course Outline

Duration: Three years

Modules:

1. Research Methodology
2. Biblical Theology of Mission
3. Apologetics in Indian Contexts
4. Issues of Mission in India
5. Church Planting and Church Growth in Indian Context
6. Holistic Mission in Indian Context: Social Work and Evangelism
7. Indian Religions – From Indian Perspective
8. Indian History of Mission from Mission of Thomas
9. Thesis

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Unlock the Depths of Faith with Our Mastering the Book of Philippians Certificate Course!

Are you ready to deepen your understanding of one of the most profound books in the New Testament? Our Mastering the Book of Philippians Certificate Course offers a comprehensive exploration of this powerful epistle, crafted to enrich your spiritual journey and enhance your biblical knowledge.

📖 What You'll Discover:

• Historical Context: Gain insights into the background and historical significance of Philippians, understanding the circumstances that led to its writing.
• Theological Themes: Delve into the core messages of joy, humility, and unity, and how they apply to contemporary Christian life.
• Practical Application: Learn how the teachings of Philippians can be applied to personal growth and leadership within your community.
• In-depth Exegesis: Engage with detailed analyses of key passages, exploring their meanings and implications for modern believers.

🎓 Course Highlights:

• Flexible Learning: Study at your own pace with access to all course materials online, allowing you to balance your learning with other commitments.
• Certification: Earn a certificate upon completion that acknowledges your mastery of the Book of Philippians, enhancing your credentials and spiritual growth.

🌟 Why Choose Us?

• Comprehensive Curriculum: Our course covers every aspect of Philippians, providing a well-rounded understanding of its teachings.
• Community Engagement: Join a community of learners and share insights, challenges, and victories as you journey through the course.
• Practical Tools: Equip yourself with tools and strategies to apply biblical principles in everyday life and ministry.

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Transform your understanding of scripture and enrich your faith. Don’t miss this opportunity to master the Book of Philippians. Enroll and take the first step towards a deeper, more meaningful engagement with God’s Word.

Unlock the Wisdom of the Epistle to Philemon with Our Mastering Certification Course!

Are you ready to dive deep into one of the New Testament's most profound and personal letters? Join our comprehensive certificate course, “Mastering the Epistle to Philemon,” and explore the rich theological and practical insights of this transformative biblical text.

Why Enroll in This Course?

• In-Depth Study: Delve into the historical, cultural, and theological context of the Epistle to Philemon. Gain a deep understanding of Paul’s message and its implications for early Christians and today’s believers.
• Expert Instruction: Learn from seasoned biblical scholars and theologians who bring a wealth of knowledge and practical experience to the course.
• Engaging Content: Enjoy a variety of learning materials including lectures, readings, discussions, and interactive assignments that will enhance your comprehension and application of the text.
• Practical Application: Discover how the principles in Philemon can be applied to modern-day issues such as forgiveness, reconciliation, and Christian living.
• Certification: Earn a prestigious certificate upon completion that highlights your expertise in the Epistle to Philemon, enhancing your credentials and knowledge.

Course Highlights:

• Historical Context: Understand the socio-political and cultural backdrop of Philemon’s time.
• Textual Analysis: Engage in detailed analysis of the letter’s language, structure, and key themes.
• Practical Insights: Explore how the teachings of Philemon can be applied to personal and communal life.

Who Should Enroll?

• Theology Students: Expand your biblical knowledge and research skills.
• Church Leaders: Enhance your preaching and teaching with a deeper understanding of this epistle.
• Bible Enthusiasts: Enrich your personal study and application of scripture.
• Academics: Gain insights for research or academic papers on biblical texts.

Master Biblical Hebrew in Just 30 Days!

Are you fascinated by the rich history and culture of the ancient world? Do you long to understand the original text of the Bible? Look no further! Our video-based, interactive Biblical Hebrew Foundation Course is your gateway to unlocking the mysteries of this ancient language.

With our innovative 30-day program, you'll learn to read, write, and understand Biblical Hebrew effortlessly. Our expert instructors will guide you through engaging video lessons, interactive exercises, and quizzes to make your learning journey enjoyable and effective.

Key benefits:

• Learn at your own pace: Flexible learning schedule to fit your busy life.
• Interactive learning: Engaging video lessons and interactive exercises for effective learning.
• Expert instruction: Guidance from experienced Hebrew language experts.
• 30-day challenge: Master the basics of Biblical Hebrew in just one month.
• Lifetime access: Enjoy unlimited access to course materials for future reference.

Don't miss this incredible opportunity to embark on a transformative language learning adventure. Enroll in our Biblical Hebrew Foundation Course today and start your journey to fluency!

Our Biblical Hebrew Foundation Course is a comprehensive, 30-day program designed to equip you with the essential skills to read and understand Biblical Hebrew. Through engaging video lessons and interactive exercises, you will learn the Hebrew alphabet, grammar, vocabulary, and reading comprehension. Our course is perfect for beginners with no prior knowledge of Hebrew, as well as those looking to refresh their language skills.