If you like the Levitt Letter, then you will adore this book.
Unlike “kiddy” primers, this one serves as a benevolent tool for transliterations from the Bible. Dedicated students will find themselves reading the text with Sephardic pronunciations and feeling a sense of real accomplishment.
Using an “adult-learning” model, it includes plenty of practice. At over 400 pages, this text is all you need to progress from knowing not one letter of Hebrew to reading and speaking it with confidence. If you have enjoyed our Levitt Letter Hebrew Lessons, then you have already experienced some of John Parson’s enthusiasm for you to learn the language! Foreword by Zola Levitt.
You’ll find words and sheet music for the songs traditionally sung on Passover. Singing them will enrich your experience. Also, the book uses the popular Complete Jewish Bible for translations where Scripture is quoted.
Learn about the controversial Hasmonean tunnel, the first extra-Biblical reference to Pontious Pilate, idols from the time of the Canaanites, the first archaeological proof of Roman crucifixions in Israel, plus many other ways “the stones cry out.”
See also: The Stones Cry Out video series
An audio version of this book is available as “The Tribulation Temple.” Hear the entire history and future of the vital Temple of God in Jerusalem. A key biblical study.
The polyglot divisions of Christianity and the arguing factions of Judaism can all be traced back to a lack of knowledge of Scripture. Finally, their crucial differences on the Messiah come down to that same lack of knowledge.