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A daily dose of Hebrew practice. Taking the text in paragraphs, we review forms, look at structure, and do some general interpretation and reflection. 
Sarai’s suggested having a child through a surrogate. Now Hagar is pregnant. Tensions escalate and it all hits the fan.

A daily dose of Hebrew practice. Taking the text in paragraphs, we review forms, look at structure, and do some general interpretation and reflection. 
Sarai’s suggested having a child through a surrogate. Now Hagar is pregnant. Tensions escalate and it all hits the fan.

Genesis 16:5-6 (Hebrew review) Conflict! Revenge! Escape!

A daily dose of Hebrew practice. Taking the text in paragraphs, we review forms, look at structure, and do some general interpretation and reflection. 
Sarai’s suggestion of having a child through a surrogate was not novel for the time and culture. But surely it was still awkward all around.

A daily dose of Hebrew practice. Taking the text in paragraphs, we review forms, look at structure, and do some general interpretation and reflection. 
Sarai’s suggestion of having a child through a surrogate was not novel for the time and culture. But surely it was still awkward all around.

Genesis 16:1-2 (Hebrew practice) Sarai suggests a surrogate.

A daily dose of Hebrew practice. Taking the text in paragraphs, we review forms, look at structure, and do some general interpretation and reflection. 
This portion summarizes the making of the covenant and the promise of land.

A daily dose of Hebrew practice. Taking the text in paragraphs, we review forms, look at structure, and do some general interpretation and reflection. 
This portion summarizes the making of the covenant and the promise of land.

Genesis 15:17-21 (Hebrew Practice) Covenant. Land Grant.

A daily dose of Hebrew practice. Taking the text in paragraphs, we review forms, look at structure, and do some general interpretation and reflection. 
The old distinction of seeing covenants as conditional or unconditional is too simplistic.

A daily dose of Hebrew practice. Taking the text in paragraphs, we review forms, look at structure, and do some general interpretation and reflection. 
The old distinction of seeing covenants as conditional or unconditional is too simplistic.

Genesis 15:14-16 (Hebrew Practice) Covenant Unconditional?

A daily dose of Hebrew practice. Taking the text in paragraphs, we review forms, look at structure, and do some general interpretation and reflection. 
These two paragraphs begin to enact a covenant ceremony.

A daily dose of Hebrew practice. Taking the text in paragraphs, we review forms, look at structure, and do some general interpretation and reflection. 
These two paragraphs begin to enact a covenant ceremony.

Genesis 15:9-11 (Hebrew Practice)

A daily dose of Hebrew practice. Taking the text in paragraphs, we review forms, look at structure, and do some general interpretation and reflection. 
This paragraph has a key verse about belief and salvation, and Abram asks for a sign,

A daily dose of Hebrew practice. Taking the text in paragraphs, we review forms, look at structure, and do some general interpretation and reflection. 
This paragraph has a key verse about belief and salvation, and Abram asks for a sign,

Genesis 15:6-8 (Hebrew Practice)

A daily dose of Hebrew practice. Taking the text in paragraphs, we review forms, look at structure, and do some general interpretation and reflection. 
This paragraph concludes the episode ensuring that God Most High has all the credit for Abram’s wealth and success.

A daily dose of Hebrew practice. Taking the text in paragraphs, we review forms, look at structure, and do some general interpretation and reflection. 
This paragraph concludes the episode ensuring that God Most High has all the credit for Abram’s wealth and success.

Genesis 14:21-24 (Hebrew practice)

A daily dose of Hebrew practice. Taking the text in paragraphs, we review forms, look at structure, and do some general interpretation and reflection. 
This paragraph includes the mysterious Mr. Melchizedek.

A daily dose of Hebrew practice. Taking the text in paragraphs, we review forms, look at structure, and do some general interpretation and reflection. 
This paragraph includes the mysterious Mr. Melchizedek.

Genesis 14:18-20 (Hebrew practice)

A daily dose of Hebrew practice. Taking the text in paragraphs, we review forms, look at structure, and do some general interpretation and reflection. 
This paragraph presents The Battle of the Nine Armies. 
We also review three text critical notes.

A daily dose of Hebrew practice. Taking the text in paragraphs, we review forms, look at structure, and do some general interpretation and reflection. 
This paragraph presents The Battle of the Nine Armies.
We also review three text critical notes.

Genesis 14:8-10 (Hebrew practice)

A daily dose of Hebrew practice. Taking the text in paragraphs, we review forms, look at structure, and do some general interpretation and reflection. 
This paragraph brings the battle that will eventually take Lot.

A daily dose of Hebrew practice. Taking the text in paragraphs, we review forms, look at structure, and do some general interpretation and reflection. 
This paragraph brings the battle that will eventually take Lot.

Genesis 14:5-7 (Hebrew review) and R2=vav

A daily dose of Hebrew practice. Taking the text in paragraphs, we review forms, look at structure, and do some general interpretation and reflection. 
This paragraph provides setting information for The Battle of the Nine Armies. 
We also review the independent pronoun and the Qal perfect paradigm.

A daily dose of Hebrew practice. Taking the text in paragraphs, we review forms, look at structure, and do some general interpretation and reflection. 
This paragraph provides setting information for The Battle of the Nine Armies.
We also review the independent pronoun and the Qal perfect paradigm.

Genesis 14:1-4 (Hebrew practice); Pronoun, Qal perfect

A daily dose of Hebrew practice. Taking the text in paragraphs, we review forms, look at structure, and do some general interpretation and reflection. 
This paragraph reveals the problem to be solved in this episode of the stories of Abram.

A daily dose of Hebrew practice. Taking the text in paragraphs, we review forms, look at structure, and do some general interpretation and reflection. 
This paragraph reveals the problem to be solved in this episode of the stories of Abram.

Genesis 13:7-9 (Hebrew practice)

A daily dose of Hebrew practice. Taking the text in paragraphs, we review forms, look at structure, and do some general interpretation and reflection. 
This paragraph begins the conflict in the third episode in the stories of Abram.

A daily dose of Hebrew practice. Taking the text in paragraphs, we review forms, look at structure, and do some general ...

Genesis 13:5-6 (Hebrew practice)

A daily dose of Hebrew practice. Taking the text in paragraphs, we review forms, look at structure, and do some general interpretation and reflection. 
This paragraph concludes the second pericope of the Patriarchal narratives. The Lord rescues Sarai to preserve the promised blessing of seed.

A daily dose of Hebrew practice. Taking the text in paragraphs, we review forms, look at structure, and do some general interpretation and reflection. 
This paragraph concludes the second pericope of the Patriarchal narratives. The Lord rescues Sarai to preserve the promised blessing of seed.

Genesis 12:17-20 (Hebrew practice)

A daily dose of Hebrew practice. Taking the text in paragraphs, we review forms, look at structure, and do some general interpretation and reflection. 
This is the second paragraph in the second story in the Abrahamic narratives. Abram’s strategy leads to Sarai’s peril.

A daily dose of Hebrew practice. Taking the text in paragraphs, we review forms, look at structure, and do some general interpretation and reflection. 
This is the second paragraph in the second story in the Abrahamic narratives. Abram’s strategy leads to Sarai’s peril.

Genesis 12:14-16 (Hebrew practice)

A daily dose of Hebrew practice. Taking the text in paragraphs, we review forms, look at structure, and do some general interpretation and reflection. 
This is paragraph 3 of the Patriarchal narratives, the second part of Abram’s response to the covenant.

A daily dose of Hebrew practice. Taking the text in paragraphs, we review forms, look at structure, and do some general interpretation and reflection. 
This is paragraph 3 of the Patriarchal narratives, the second part of Abram’s response to the covenant.

Prof Brian W Videos

Genesis 16:5-6 (Hebrew review) Conflict! Revenge! Escape!

Genesis 16:1-2 (Hebrew practice) Sarai suggests a surrogate.

Genesis 15:17-21 (Hebrew Practice) Covenant. Land Grant.

Genesis 15:14-16 (Hebrew Practice) Covenant Unconditional?

Genesis 15:9-11 (Hebrew Practice)

Genesis 15:6-8 (Hebrew Practice)

Genesis 14:21-24 (Hebrew practice)

Genesis 14:18-20 (Hebrew practice)

Genesis 14:8-10 (Hebrew practice)

Genesis 14:5-7 (Hebrew review) and R2=vav

Genesis 14:1-4 (Hebrew practice); Pronoun, Qal perfect

Genesis 13:7-9 (Hebrew practice)

Genesis 13:5-6 (Hebrew practice)

Genesis 12:17-20 (Hebrew practice)

Genesis 12:14-16 (Hebrew practice)

Genesis 12:7-9 (Hebrew practice)

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