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                HEBR 490 - 001 The Hebrew Bible
HEBR 490 - 001 The Hebrew Bible
- Class Number: 18023
 - Instructor: Bokovoy, David
 - Component: Special Topics
 - Type: In Person
 - Units: 0.0
 - Wait List: No
 - Fees: $375.00
 - Seats Available: 2
 
HEBR 3880 - 001 Intro to Biblical Hebr Culture
Introduction to Biblical Hebrew Culture is a course designed to introduce students to the basic skills necessary to begin studying the Hebrew Bible/Old Testament in its original language. Though this course focuses primarily upon the fundamentals of grammar and vocabulary, it also provides students with an introduction to scholarly resources including dictionaries, and lexicons, that will assist in interpreting the Hebrew Bible/Old Testament.
HEBR 3880 - 001 Intro to Biblical Hebr Culture
- Class Number: 17041
 - Instructor: Bokovoy, David
 - Component: Special Topics
 - Type: In Person
 - Units: 3.0
 - Wait List: No
 - Seats Available: 18
 
Introduction to Biblical Hebrew Culture is a course designed to introduce students to the basic skills necessary to begin studying the Hebrew Bible/Old Testament in its original language. Though this course focuses primarily upon the fundamentals of grammar and vocabulary, it also provides students with an introduction to scholarly resources including dictionaries, and lexicons, that will assist in interpreting the Hebrew Bible/Old Testament.
HEBR 4900 - 001 Intro to Hbrw Bble/Old Testmnt
HEBR 4900 - 001 Intro to Hbrw Bble/Old Testmnt
- Class Number: 16868
 - Instructor: Bokovoy, David
 - Component: Special Topics
 - Type: In Person
 - Units: 3.0
 - Wait List: No
 - Seats Available: 9