A workbook for Intermediate Hebrew
Subtitle: Grammar, exegesis and commentary on Jonah and Ruth
Publisher: Kregel Academic
Published: 2006
Place of publication: Grand Rapids, MI
Language: eng
Format: Paperback
Number of pages: 304
ISBN-13: 9780825423901
Table of contents: title: Part 1: Analysis of the Book of Jonah.; title: Act 1: Jonah 1-2; title: Scene 1: Jonah 1:1-3: Jonah runs from God; title: Scene 2: Jonah 1:4-6: God gets Jonah's attention; title: Scene 3: Jonah 1:7-16: Prophet overboard!; title: Scene 4: Jonah 2:1-11: Praising God in odd places; title: Act 2: Jonah 3-4; title: Scene 1: Jonah 3:1-4: On to Nineveh!; title: Scene 2: Jonah 3:5-10: Mass repentance!; title: Scene 3: Jonah 4:1-5: A pouting prophet; title: Scene 4: Jonah 4:6-11: A prophet gets an object lesson; title: Vocabulary for the Book of Jonah; title: Part 2: Analysis of the Book of Ruth.; title: Act 1: Ruth 1; title: Scene 1: Ruth 1:1-6: Famine and death; title: Scene 2: Ruth 1:7-19a: Ruth returns with Naomi; title: Scene 3: Ruth 1:19b-22: Naomi laments her bitter condition; title: Act 2: Ruth 2; title: Scene 1: Ruth 2:1-3: Ruth seeks food; title: Scene 2: Ruth 2:4-17a: Boaz extends kindness to Ruth; title: Scene 3: Ruth 2:17b-23: Ruth returns with good news; title: Act 3: Ruth 3; title: Scene 1: Ruth 3:1-5: Naomi plays the role of matchmaker; title: Scene 2: Ruth 3:6-15: Encounter at the threshing floor; title: Scene 3: Ruth 3:16-18: Waiting for resolution; title: Act 4: Ruth 4; title: Scene 1: Ruth 4:1-12: Events at the town gate; title: Scene 2: Ruth 4:13-17: A child is born; title: Epilogue: Ruth 4:18-22: From this union comes David; title: Vocabulary for the Book of Ruth; title: Part 3: Parsing Hebrew verbs.; title: Second or first person ending of perfect; title: Verbal form with ___ ending; title: Verbal form with ___ ending; title: Verbal form with __ ending: Second person feminine plural imperative; title: Verbal form with ___ ending: Third person common plural perfect or second person masculine imperative; title: Verbal form with ___ ending: Second person feminine singular imperative; title: Verbal form with ___ or ___ ending: Feminine singular participle or infinitive construct; title: Verbal form with ___ or ___ ending: Plural participle or III-He infinitive construct; title: Verbal form with no ending; title: Verbal form with prefix of the imperfect: Includes Wayyiqtol forms, jussives, and cohortatives; title: Characteristic stems and roots of the imperfect verbal forms; title: Appendix: Hebrew independent clauses