The Mechanical Translation of the Book of Exodus is the second book in the Mechanical Translation of the Hebrew Bible series which literally translates the book of Exodus using the "Mechanical Translation" methodology and philosophy... Read More

This Biblical Hebrew dictionary contains the one thousand most frequent verbs and nouns found within the Hebrew Bible. It is designed to assist the Hebrew student with learning the Hebrew words and their meanings from an Ancient Hebrew perspective... Read More

The Mechanical Translation will provide a consistent translation where each Hebrew word, prefix and suffix are translated exactly the same way every time. This will provide the student of the Bible with a very Hebraic look at the Bible without knowing Hebrew... Read More

This book is great for anyone learning to read Biblical Hebrew. The Hebrew text of the Book of Genesis is based on the Leningrad Hebrew. An alphabetical lexicon lists all the Hebrew words of the text as it appears in the text with the prefixes, suffixes and conjugations intact ... Read More

A new approach to understanding the Hebrew Bible including Hebrew letters, roots and words defined within their ancient cultural context and meaning... Read More

The Living Words reveals the Hebraic meaning of many important words in the Bible providing the student of the Bible with a more in-depth understanding of the Word of God.... Read More

An Hebraic look at the ancient meanings of the names of God. An indepth look at the names of God as understood by the ancient Hebrews whose writings in the Bible are filled with vivid images of God lost through translation and culture... Read More

Everything the beginning student of Hebrew needs to begin reading the Bible in its original language, from learning the Hebrew alphabet to word and sentence structure... Read More

Understanding the Ancient Hebrew Language of the Bible, based on the Ancient Hebrew Culture and Thought. An in depth history and study of the alphabet, word roots, and the relationships between them... Read More

This 58 minute video examines various aspects of the Ancient Hebrew language including; the relationship between the Hebrew words of the Bible and the Ancient Hebrew culture; the differences between Greek and Hebrew concepts such as time and space; the meaning of the letters in the ancient pictographic Hebrew script; and the root system of the Ancient Hebrew language. Details

This 27 minute DVD presents a unique interpretation of the appearance and purpose of the Ark of Covenant by examining the Hebrew text of the Bible. Mr. Benner examines the Hebrew words within the text, as well as their roots and meanings, to examine the characteristics, appearance and purpose of the ark and the cherubim upon the Ark. This study is excerpted from Mr. Benner's teaching at the Restoration Conference in Portland Oregon in July 2008. Details

This 54 minute DVD presents archeological, historical, manuscript, textual, and cultural evidence that suggests the New Testament was not originally written in Greek, but with a Semitic, and probably Hebrew, language and later, translated into Greek. This study is excerpted from Mr. Benner's teaching at the Restoration Conference in Portland Oregon in July 2008. Details

The original writers of the Bible were "inspired" to write down their beliefs and history. As the material which these original writings were written on deteriorate over time, it is necessary to "preserve" them by copying them onto new material... Details

We may all be familiar with the Aaronic blessing, but only from a Western Greco-Roman perspective. When the words of the blessing are examined from an Hebraic perspective, the words come to life and reveal new meanings and understandings... Details

AHRC Presents: Genesis Chapter One The first two verses of Genesis chapter one is a summary of the entire chapter. When the Hebrew words of these verses are closely examined from an Hebraic perspective, the text comes to life... Details

Introducing the mechanics of the Hebrew alphabet and language, Hebrew thought and philosophy, and Biblical Hebrew word studies. Details

Investigating the transmission of the Hebrew text of the Bible from its original authorship to our interpretation and the various ways the text can be misprinted, mistranslated and misinterpreted. Details

Insights into the culture and langauge of the Nomadic tribes of the Ancient Hebrews and how it relates to proper Biblical interpretation. Details

Examining the teachings of Yeshua (Jesus) from within their original Hebraic/Jewish perspective. Details

This Lexicon (also available in hardback) is now available in Microsoft Word, PDF, RTF and HTML, all in one CD. Have this resource available on your computer at all times. Details

This distinctive wall chart (16"x20"), designed by Jeff A. Benner, outlines the meaning and evolution of the Ancient Hebrew alphabet from its original pictographic script into the Modern Hebrew script. Great ready referece tool for your Hebrew studies... Details