Why Hebrew 6: Heavenly Language (7 minutes, starts 00:00)
Is Hebrew the language of heaven? Why do the angels have Hebrew names? Why are they using Hebrew words like "amen" and "hallelu" before the throne in the book of Revelation? If the heart of prayer is "calling on the name of the LORD", what would happen if you learned the ancient art of praying the names of God?

Why Hebrew 7: Practical Applications (6 minutes, starts 7:18)
Hebrew is useful for lots of things, not just reading the Bible. Use it as a conversation starter with Jewish people and Israelis. Incorporate it into your art, music, or life event cards. If you're a preacher let it spice up your sermons. If you're in a relationship whisper sweet nothings to your lover in an exotic language and if you're single put a classical language on your relationship resume.

Complex Verbs (45 minutes, starts 13:15)
Now that you've learned the four simple verb forms, let's move on to the seven complex forms. Using the verb "love" these would be to love, to be loved, to love passionately, to be loved passionately, to cause yourself to love passionately, to cause another to love, and to be caused to love. We'll also learn the pronominal suffixes that can go on the front or back of these verb forms.

Names of God 1 (28 minutes, starts 58:32)
Have you ever prayed with an exclusive focus on God and who he is? Why not start now as you learn the Hebrew names of God used from Genesis 1 to Exodus 15 including "Spirit of God", "God who sees me", "the LORD will provide", "God Forever", "I am who I am", "Shepherd", and "Yah"?