Biblical Hebrew

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About this app

The Biblical Hebrew was created to help theology students and Christians passionate about the Bible learn the most used words, expressions and phrases in the original text of the Old Testament, enabling them to read and interpret the Scriptures.
Currently, theology students and Christians passionate about the Bible seek to learn Biblical Hebrew through books and classes (in person or remotely), however, as cell phones have increasingly become popular and used for studies and improvements in diverse areas, the Biblical Hebrew app was created to also enable easy and dynamic learning of Biblical Hebrew.
The Biblical Hebrew activities were developed by Hebrew language specialists in partnership with specialists in the field of Theology. Therefore, the user of Biblical Hebrew studies the Hebrew language in a contextualized way, seeing and reviewing important biblical concepts and terms for a theologian or a Christian passionate about the Scriptures.
The user's progress is synchronized on their device, so they can see completed activities and those that have not yet been studied.
ATTENTION
Although some of the content is accessible to all users, a subscription is required to access all of the app's content. And your subscription will automatically renew if you don't cancel it before renewal. When canceling your subscription, access to subscriber-exclusive content will end at the end of the current contract period.

Ratings and reviews

Unfortunately, this app is not very comprehensive. in all, it has only a couple of hundred words, no grammar instruction, and nothing to reinforce learning. I regret purchasing a year subscription because there is not enough content to even last a month. This app needs a LOT of work before it is useful for someone wanting to learn Biblical Hebrew. Other apps out there are.much better and even less expensive.

very bad. "test" is the only free option and it ask the same things over and over. And the narrator does not even say temple correct in hebrew... Also- on one of the test slides, it told me I was translating wrong even though I hit all options for the next word (obvious bug).

I love the app but the pronunciation is sometimes wrong. For example, the word "Goy" is pronounced "gevoy" treating the vav as consonantal yet it is a vowel in this case.