Alphabet את Hack 1.7 + Redeem Codes
Hebrew Alphabet For Christians
Developer: HAGOOLE
Category: Education
Price: Free
Version: 1.7
ID: com.askyeshua.alphabet
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Learn the 22 letter Hebrew Alphabet and you will get access to amazing revelations. Each of the 22 letter hieroglyphs (pictures) combine together to reveal a story for every word — making memorising biblical words natural, meaningful and effortless.
There is no faster way to learn another language.
The Hebrew language is unique among all languages in that the very letters that make up the words are alive with meaning. Each of the 22 letters has a (1) picture, (2) a meaning and (3) a numerical value. Transforming the Bible into a book written in three languages — a kind of secret code that is hidden in plain sight.
Even the simple can learn this secret language by familiarising themselves with the 22 letters of this ancient alphabet, the pictorial representations and values.
I do not know of a faster way to learn another language!
Learn biblical Hebrew on the go!
You have heard it said, that the easiest language to learn is Spanish, followed by Italian and French, but I tell you, Biblical Hebrew is the easiest language to learn once you learn the ancient 22 letter picture alphabet.
This app will help you learn Hebrew by simply learning the 22 letters of an ancient alphabet. When you learn the alphabet with all its pictures and meanings, you will be able to get a feel for any word, as the hieroglyphic pictures of the letters in a word tell a story and are often descriptive, making memorising biblical words memorable and effortless.
Is there a faster way to learn another language!
The [et] Alphabet — The Ancient Paleo-Hebrew Alphabet
The Phoenician alphabet is the oldest verified alphabet. It was derived from Egyptian hieroglyphs back in 1050BC and became one of the most widely used writing systems across the Mediterranean world, where it was adopted and modified by many cultures.
The Paleo-Hebrew alphabet is a local variant of the Phoenician alphabet and is the early form or root of the Hebrew and wisdom of the ancients.
The ancient Hebrew alphabet has very little resemblance to the modern Hebrew alef-bet, though the modern did evolve out of the ancient.
The ancient twenty-two Hebrew letters were originally pictures of animals, tools or parts of the body. Therefore even if you didn’t have a large word vocabulary you could still understand many root words by recognising the pictures and what they mean together.
The objective of this app is to teach the name, sound and meaning of each letter by associating it with common English words and sounds that are related to the original Hebrew. This will allow for an easier method of learning both the modern and the ancient Hebrew Alefbet.
Biblical Hebrew language has individual letters much like our English language which together form meaningful words but they also have a numerical value and each letter of the alphabet has a picture and pictorial meaning associated with it.
For example, the word for Father (אב) is made of two letters Alef (א) and Bet (ב). Alef has a pictorial representation of a strong ox while Bet (ב) is best represented by a tent or house hence it is easy to learn the Hebrew word for Father if you just learn the 22 letters of the alphabet and remember Father through its picture story which defines Father as a strong and safe house.
The Hebrew Bible has over 8,679 unique words so if you can learn the 22 letter Hebrew alphabet including its Paleo-Hebrew pictures you can begin reading Hebrew and meditating on the original text. You will be able to recognise and deciphering Hebrew on a deep and mysterious level simply because you know the Hebrew alphabet and their pictures which together paint words into easy to remember stories.
This app will help you learn Hebrew by first learning the Proto-Sinaitic script with its pictures and meanings which can form unforgettable word stories for every word which will make memorising Biblical Hebrew effortless.
I do not know of a faster way to learn another language!
Peace
There is no faster way to learn another language.
The Hebrew language is unique among all languages in that the very letters that make up the words are alive with meaning. Each of the 22 letters has a (1) picture, (2) a meaning and (3) a numerical value. Transforming the Bible into a book written in three languages — a kind of secret code that is hidden in plain sight.
Even the simple can learn this secret language by familiarising themselves with the 22 letters of this ancient alphabet, the pictorial representations and values.
I do not know of a faster way to learn another language!
Learn biblical Hebrew on the go!
You have heard it said, that the easiest language to learn is Spanish, followed by Italian and French, but I tell you, Biblical Hebrew is the easiest language to learn once you learn the ancient 22 letter picture alphabet.
This app will help you learn Hebrew by simply learning the 22 letters of an ancient alphabet. When you learn the alphabet with all its pictures and meanings, you will be able to get a feel for any word, as the hieroglyphic pictures of the letters in a word tell a story and are often descriptive, making memorising biblical words memorable and effortless.
Is there a faster way to learn another language!
The [et] Alphabet — The Ancient Paleo-Hebrew Alphabet
The Phoenician alphabet is the oldest verified alphabet. It was derived from Egyptian hieroglyphs back in 1050BC and became one of the most widely used writing systems across the Mediterranean world, where it was adopted and modified by many cultures.
The Paleo-Hebrew alphabet is a local variant of the Phoenician alphabet and is the early form or root of the Hebrew and wisdom of the ancients.
The ancient Hebrew alphabet has very little resemblance to the modern Hebrew alef-bet, though the modern did evolve out of the ancient.
The ancient twenty-two Hebrew letters were originally pictures of animals, tools or parts of the body. Therefore even if you didn’t have a large word vocabulary you could still understand many root words by recognising the pictures and what they mean together.
The objective of this app is to teach the name, sound and meaning of each letter by associating it with common English words and sounds that are related to the original Hebrew. This will allow for an easier method of learning both the modern and the ancient Hebrew Alefbet.
Biblical Hebrew language has individual letters much like our English language which together form meaningful words but they also have a numerical value and each letter of the alphabet has a picture and pictorial meaning associated with it.
For example, the word for Father (אב) is made of two letters Alef (א) and Bet (ב). Alef has a pictorial representation of a strong ox while Bet (ב) is best represented by a tent or house hence it is easy to learn the Hebrew word for Father if you just learn the 22 letters of the alphabet and remember Father through its picture story which defines Father as a strong and safe house.
The Hebrew Bible has over 8,679 unique words so if you can learn the 22 letter Hebrew alphabet including its Paleo-Hebrew pictures you can begin reading Hebrew and meditating on the original text. You will be able to recognise and deciphering Hebrew on a deep and mysterious level simply because you know the Hebrew alphabet and their pictures which together paint words into easy to remember stories.
This app will help you learn Hebrew by first learning the Proto-Sinaitic script with its pictures and meanings which can form unforgettable word stories for every word which will make memorising Biblical Hebrew effortless.
I do not know of a faster way to learn another language!
Peace
Version history
1.7
2021-05-21
Added play slideshow with sound for the lessons screen and iImproved the draw letters screen on iPad. Fixed crash after pressing share app.
1.6
2021-05-15
Added iPad integration.
1.5
2021-02-25
Improved app layout for older iPhones. Improved letter drawing and other minor improvements.
1.4
2021-02-23
Added more draw script options to include Proto-Sinaitic, Paleo-Hebrews. Print and Cursive (handwriting) scripts. Updated lessons audio. Added a clear button on the Lookup screen. Added a flash card 2x2 and 3x3 view option on main Test screen for easy access. Removed a bug that caused the app to freeze for some users when successfully completing a custom level.
1.3
2021-02-14
Optimised correct answer transition for a better learning experience.
1.2
2021-02-10
Added letter drawing, a random none repeat test option and some other functional improvements. I plan to add Strong's word lookup tool with Proto-Sinaitic view option if I get more traction.
1.1
2021-02-07
Fixed some night mode display issues and other minor bugs.
1.0
2021-02-02
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There are not 22 letters, there are 27. This alphabet does not include the "final" letters, which are an essential part of the alphabet. It's like leaving the vowels out of the Roman alphabet; it's simply not complete.
On my iPhone SE, the writing frame is cut off at the bottom by the menu bar and there is no way to scroll, nor is there indication of stroke direction.
Also, while it is fine and good for Christians to learn Hebrew, emphasizing Christian meditation and Jesus in the in-app accompanying information to the exclusion of the major Jewish cultural and religious reasons to learn Hebrew is profoundly disrespectful. While it's in the subtitle, that is cut off on my interface and there's no mention of this in the App Store description, suggesting this was a deliberate choice to sneak this into the hands of learners who would not have downloaded a Christian-focused app. If you don't want to give that impression, align your text in the app more closely with the App Store description.
On my iPhone SE, the writing frame is cut off at the bottom by the menu bar and there is no way to scroll, nor is there indication of stroke direction.
Also, while it is fine and good for Christians to learn Hebrew, emphasizing Christian meditation and Jesus in the in-app accompanying information to the exclusion of the major Jewish cultural and religious reasons to learn Hebrew is profoundly disrespectful. While it's in the subtitle, that is cut off on my interface and there's no mention of this in the App Store description, suggesting this was a deliberate choice to sneak this into the hands of learners who would not have downloaded a Christian-focused app. If you don't want to give that impression, align your text in the app more closely with the App Store description.
