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Keeping Up Your Biblical Languages…Again

January 16, 2020 by Tavis Bohlinger Leave a Comment

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How’s that New Year’s resolution going? You know, the one you made last year, too? Didn’t you resolve to read Hebrew and Greek for 10 minutes each every morning? Or was it 20 minutes?

Oh, right! You are a Nerdy Language Major. You’re going to read all of Isaiah in the LXX this year (wow…).

Whichever category you are in, there is an excellent resource from Hendrickson to help you stay on track and actually accomplish your original language goals in 2020:

Keeping Up Your Biblical Languages by Jonathan G. Kline is your answer to doing faithful, consistent reading in Hebrew, Greek, and even Aramaic this year.

Can you commit to just 2 minutes a day of Greek? How about 2 minutes a day of Hebrew?

Of course you can. It took you that long to read this post.

Get on track with Keeping Up and retain that investment you made in the biblical languages. The 5-volume set is on pre-order at over 30% off.

Share your progress in the comments below!

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