Tag Archives: Hebrew

Dr. Black’s Advice to New Seminarians

Posted on August 27, 2014 by jacobcerone

Dr. Black posted a list of seven pieces of advice for new seminarians here (8-26-14 at 7:28PM). Item number five naturally caught my attention. He writes: Take the languages first. Yes, I recognize that Greek and Hebrew are not usually … Continue reading →

Posted in Greek, Hebrew | Tagged David Alan Black, Greek, Hebrew | 2 Comments

Pottpourri

Posted on November 27, 2012 by jacobcerone

Today I went up to the library in order to read Willis Shotwell’s dissertation The Exegesis of Justin Martyr. I finished reading all 150 pages on microfiche. Take away? Justin was influenced by both Hellenism and Palestinian Judaism. This means that … Continue reading →

Posted in Early Church Writings, Life | Tagged Hebrew, Justin Martyr, Teaching | Leave a comment

Graduation Day!

Posted on October 17, 2012 by jacobcerone

Today was graduation day for my Hebrew Grammar I and Hebrew Grammar II class. Today marks the conclusion of a class that Nathaniel Cooley and I began one year ago. We started with around 7-8 students. We have ended with … Continue reading →