Frank Seekins, author of Hebrew Word Pictures. Sharing the Word is a new book/CD product from Dr. Note: To send the charts in a flat, oversized package, additional shipping charges apply. 16.25 X 12.5".Ĭompare the Canaanite (proto-Hebrew), Early Phoenician, early Hebrew, Aramaic, Classical Hebrew, early Greek, and modern Hebrew alphabets! Only $15.95. Using this chart, you will see how Hebrew has developed over time. It has over 20 alphabets arranged so you can easily compare Hebrew to any of the languages of Biblical and Modern times. Overseas Orders Only (additional shipping charge) ORDER TODAY AND HELP SUPPORT THIS WEB MINISTRY!Ĭanadian and Mexican Orders (additional shipping charge) I highly recommend it for anyone interested in gaining a deeper love and understanding of the Scriptures. With so many books and conference about biblical principles, this one can help you better understand and love God's Word itself.Īs someone who's studied "word pictures" for years, seeing them come alive in the very letters of Scripture is like adding color to a classic movie. I'm convinced that Frank Seekins' concept of "Hebrew Word Pictures" is such a concept. "Every so often, something comes along that can help move your spiritual life into high gear. What I love about the Hebrew word pictures is that they draw people back to the Bible." One constant response I hear, is that the Hebrew word pictures create a new hunger for what the Bible teaches. "I believe that the Hebrew word pictures were designed by God as a tool for Biblical discipleship and teaching his holy words.
Seekins, who has spent 12 years developing and arranging the archaic Hebrew letters into a complete concept that is both enlightening and heart warming. "Hebrew Word Pictures" is a wonderful enrichment to anyone who loves the Bible. It is now rewritten and beautifully illustrated so that every layman Christian can understand, enjoy and treasure. Only a few years after being published, over 3000 pastors across the country are using this book for their teachings, and this number is growing rapidly. Note: You don't have to be able to read Hebrew in order to understand and to use this book effectively when you teach or read the truths about the Scriptures. Even if you or the people you teach are not familiar with the Hebrew sounds and have no experience with this language, the pictures illustrated by the Hebrew words will speak for themselves! When ancient Hebrew was first written, each letter represented both a sound and a picture. A word picture is a word that is described by pictures. In ancient Hebrew, like Chinese and ancient Egyptian, every word was formed by adding "pictures" together to "paint" or illustrate the meaning of a word.
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