The Progressive Torah: Level One ~ Genesis
Color Edition
Nonfiction, Reference & Language, Foreign Languages, Hebrew & Yiddish, Religion & Spirituality, Bible & Bible Studies, Bibles, Other Bibles, Study
| Author: | Minister 2 Others, Ahava Lilburn | ISBN: | 9781947751057 |
| Publisher: | Minister 2 Others | Publication: | September 20, 2017 |
| Imprint: | Minister2Others | Language: | English |
| Author: | Minister 2 Others, Ahava Lilburn |
| ISBN: | 9781947751057 |
| Publisher: | Minister 2 Others |
| Publication: | September 20, 2017 |
| Imprint: | Minister2Others |
| Language: | English |
The Progressive Torah: Level One ~ Genesis
The Progressive Torah is an English-based translation of the Scriptures that progressively restores more and more of the Hebrew language.
By focusing on Reading the Scriptures, Hebrew can now be more naturally assimilated; much the same way lots of folks have learned that "Shalom" means "Peace" -- from exposure, exposure, exposure.
The Color Format color-codes the hebrew, making a distinction between the various hebrew words, while the Black & White Fortmat has no color differences in the text.
Level One of The Progressive Torah contains the complete book of Genesis. The focus of the restoration centers around the Creator and things pertaining to Him. All direct quotes of the Creator are restored into the Hebrew with a line by line translation.
Particular points in the narrative have commonly used Hebrew words restored, also; such as "ark" and "water" during story of the flood.
Though this book does not restore all the names - that is reserved for the Exodus edition - there are a few names that have been translated where the text considers the reasoning behind the name of the person or location. For instance: the name "Gad" and the word "troop" are the same Hebrew letters, therefore both are restored into Hebrew at storyline reads "Leah said, 'A troop comes!' And she called his name Gad."
There are four books in the Reading to Learn Hebrew series by Minister 2 Others:
Book One ~ The Progressive Alef-Bet
Book Two ~ The Progressive Torah: Level One ~ Genesis
Book Three ~ The Progressive Torah: Level Two ~ Exodus
Book Four ~ The Progressive Torah: Level Three ~ Leviticus
The Reading to Learn Hebrew method allows you to focus on the Scriptures while the Hebrew just kind of soaks into your brain! So Read More Scriptures to Learn More Hebrew!
The Progressive Torah: Level One ~ Genesis
The Progressive Torah is an English-based translation of the Scriptures that progressively restores more and more of the Hebrew language.
By focusing on Reading the Scriptures, Hebrew can now be more naturally assimilated; much the same way lots of folks have learned that "Shalom" means "Peace" -- from exposure, exposure, exposure.
The Color Format color-codes the hebrew, making a distinction between the various hebrew words, while the Black & White Fortmat has no color differences in the text.
Level One of The Progressive Torah contains the complete book of Genesis. The focus of the restoration centers around the Creator and things pertaining to Him. All direct quotes of the Creator are restored into the Hebrew with a line by line translation.
Particular points in the narrative have commonly used Hebrew words restored, also; such as "ark" and "water" during story of the flood.
Though this book does not restore all the names - that is reserved for the Exodus edition - there are a few names that have been translated where the text considers the reasoning behind the name of the person or location. For instance: the name "Gad" and the word "troop" are the same Hebrew letters, therefore both are restored into Hebrew at storyline reads "Leah said, 'A troop comes!' And she called his name Gad."
There are four books in the Reading to Learn Hebrew series by Minister 2 Others:
Book One ~ The Progressive Alef-Bet
Book Two ~ The Progressive Torah: Level One ~ Genesis
Book Three ~ The Progressive Torah: Level Two ~ Exodus
Book Four ~ The Progressive Torah: Level Three ~ Leviticus
The Reading to Learn Hebrew method allows you to focus on the Scriptures while the Hebrew just kind of soaks into your brain! So Read More Scriptures to Learn More Hebrew!
