"Living Hebrew," by long-standing member of the Ecumenical Fraternity Yohanan Elihay, is a book & disc set published by Minerva Publishing House in Jerusalem.
"This book and the accompanying discs allow you to hear 4000 every-day phrases which cover all the different Hebrew verb forms, in order of descending difficulty - from the simplest (No 1) to the most complicated (No 490). One page a day and in 4 months you will be using the verbs with ease. You will also have heard thousands of words and useful phrases - which you might otherwise only come across here and there, over several years. The course also exists in a version for French and Russian speakers, thousands of whom have already profited from using the book - which will remain a handy companion for years to come." (excerpt from Minerva's advertisement)
The cost of the set is 135 NIS not including shipping and handling. For more information or to place an order consult: http://www.minerva-books.com/ or call (972 2) 566-1612. The set is also available at http://www.amazon.com/
The Ecumenical Theological Research Fraternity in Israel (ETRFI) was founded in Jerusalem in 1966. Members include representatives of academia, Protestant, Catholic and Orthodox Churches and laity, both locally and overseas. ETRFI serves to deepen the Christian relationship with Jews, Judaism and Israel by drawing together the different Christian traditions into a theological fraternity.
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We are pleased to present to you ETRFI in 2010! It is a joy to share news of our current activities and developments over the past 44 years... We look forward to keeping in touch with you on a much more regular basis!
Feel free to browse this blog site and don't forget that http://www.etrfi.org/ is still up and running - for lectures on-line, articles of interest and much more.
Feel free to browse this blog site and don't forget that http://www.etrfi.org/ is still up and running - for lectures on-line, articles of interest and much more.
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