Have you ever wondered about the depth of knowledge that Biblical Hebrew or Greek could add to your Bible studies? The Israel Institute on Biblical Studies provides quality online courses in Biblical languages and studies, catering to both degree and non-degree programs.
I started studying Biblical Hebrew ten years ago but reached a point where I had a pretty good understanding of most things I needed – the liturgy at our synagogue and Bible study on a fundamental level. I slowed down on my Hebrew studies and had difficulty finding a class on my level. Studying alone didn’t hold me accountable enough to stay challenged, so I knew I needed something else to move forward in my studies.
I enrolled in a course with the Israel Institute, and I’m so pleased with my class! Since I had previous Hebrew experience, I didn’t have to start at the beginning but tested into a course appropriate for my level. My class is small, so my teacher is accessible, and there’s room for discussion during classes.
One of the best aspects of these courses is their flexibility. The classes meet weekly online, and you can choose the day and time that best fits your schedule. Each class lasts about an hour, with manageable homework assignments in between. You can expect to spend about 1-2 hours weekly on homework. Course materials are available in both printable and book formats, ensuring you have everything you need at your fingertips.
The Israel Institute offers a variety of intriguing course options. Beyond Biblical Hebrew, they also provide courses in Greek and Biblical Studies. They collaborate with the Hebrew University of Jerusalem to offer both degree and non-degree programs. Having experienced the high quality of their courses, I’m excited about exploring more of their offerings in the future!
If you’re interested in Biblical Language courses or even taking your Bible studies to the next level, check out the Israel Institute of Biblical Studies. I’m a student and an affiliate of theirs, so please use the provided affiliate link from this page for enrollment. Thank you in advance!
I tried your links to the Israel Institute, and they are blocked. I couldn’t access them. It just says it is blocked by a ‘content blocker’, and that is not me — so I don’t know who is doing that. I had hoped to check it out, but couldn’t access the site.
It appears that they’re working correctly as far as I can tell. Perhaps you could try this link?