Instructor
Damion Barrett
Pastor-scholar guiding students in deep grammatical and theological engagement with the Hebrew Scriptures for faithful teaching and interpretation.
Master the syntax and structure of Biblical Hebrew to interpret Scripture with accuracy and depth. Explore clause functions, discourse features, and theological meaning across prose and poetry.
Identify main, subordinate, and relative clauses for accurate interpretation.
Trace argumentation, narrative flow, and theological emphasis in Hebrew text.
Apply grammatical tools to uncover meaning and nuance within verses.
Develop a systematic process from translation to theological synthesis.
Bridge the gap between grammar and sermon preparation or teaching.
Engage syntax, semantics, and theology to interpret Old Testament texts faithfully.
Review key grammatical concepts and introduce tools for clause and discourse analysis.
Identify and diagram Hebrew clauses to reveal meaning and function.
Understand how syntax shapes theology in narrative, prophecy, and poetry.
Conduct detailed exegesis on selected texts with full syntactical commentary.
Pastor-scholar guiding students in deep grammatical and theological engagement with the Hebrew Scriptures for faithful teaching and interpretation.
★★★★★ “The best course I’ve taken for understanding how Hebrew structure drives meaning.”
★★★★★ “The exegesis assignments made the Hebrew text come alive.”
Q: Is BLX 222 required?
A: Yes, completion of Hebrew II or equivalent is strongly recommended.
Q: What kind of texts will we study?
A: Genesis 22, Isaiah 53, and selected Psalms and prophetic sections.
Q: Does this course include syntax diagramming?
A: Yes — you’ll create visual diagrams of Hebrew clauses and discourse units.
Advance your command of Biblical Hebrew syntax and exegesis to interpret Scripture with grammatical depth and theological accuracy.
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