Sete dicas para estudar idiomas bíblicos - Aleph with Beth

A prayer book to help you pray regularly for your studies. Like any other aspect of the discipline, biblical languages ​​also require prayer. The enemy does not want people to be well prepared with the sword of the Spirit, so pray a lot and study a lot.

Here are some things that we recommend putting in your prayer book and we will write them in the description of this video. Be diligent in these things, dedicate yourself entirely to them, so that everyone can see your progress.

One way to use this verse in a prayer would be like this. Father, help me put into practice what I am learning and dive into and dedicate myself to studies, so that progress is evident. Here are other verses to put in your prayer book.

Strive to present yourself approved by God, as a worker who does not need to be ashamed and who correctly interprets the word of truth. Whatever you do, do it with all your heart, as for the Lord and not for men.

I tell you all, no one has a higher self-concept than he should, but think of yourself in moderation, according to the measure of faith that God has given you. I implore that you live in a way worthy of the vocation you have received, always humble and kind, patient, tolerant, one with the other in love.

Finally, I include the following quote from John Newton, the author of the famous anthem Amazing Grace. The original scriptures are well worth your efforts, and they pay a lot. 2. Whenever possible, try to have a study partner.

Having someone to lend accounts is essential, especially when you are taking an online.

Self-guided course.

It is a simple and biblical principle. 2. It is better than one. If one understands something better than the other, you can help him, and vice versa. One can encourage the other when things get difficult.

3. Study a little every day. Many people make the mistake of thinking that they only need a block of several hours once a week, but their brain does not work that way for language learning. It is much better to study 20 minutes a day constantly than 4 hours in a single day.

When it comes to biblical languages, go slowly and be constant to win the race. In the beginning, you may not see a big return on your investment, but if you remain consistent and develop the habit of studying regularly, you will reach a point where you will begin to reap the fruits of your efforts.

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Sleep enough.

Scientific studies show that we need to sleep for the brain to be able to process new.

Information.

The less we sleep in one night, the less we can retain what we learned the day before. If you don't sleep enough, the new information you tried to learn during the day will not be needed and, therefore, will never reach your long-term memory.

For your brain to work better, you need to have at least 8 hours of sleep per night.

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Listen to the language very often, even if you don't understand much of what you hear. We recommend the free app developed by the Hebrew Training Department at Papua New Guinea. We will put a link in the description.

The app reproduces the voice of a professional Hebrew reader who uses the same pronunciation as our videos, Aleph Combat, and you can slow down the speed of the audio of the app if you want. The more you listen, the more you internalize the sound, rhythm and flavor of the language.

This will help you continue to treat Hebrew as a living language, which will make your learning experience more interesting and motivating. In addition, the more exposure to sounds and patterns the language in your brain has, the more patterns or words will sound or seem instinctively right or wrong, even if you don't know the exact rules of memory.

6. Tolerate ambiguity. A large part of the effective acquisition of language in the real world is to learn and understand what is happening from visual and contextual clues, even without understanding all the small details of the words you are hearing.

When you are in the learning process, don't focus so much on mastering all the details of grammar instead of following the flow of the language in the conversation. When the questions arise, wait a little, don't ask for the answers immediately.

As you expose the vocabulary and grammatical structures in different contexts and become familiar with the repetitions, the questions will be answered and you will discover that you have internalized a pattern or word without even realizing it.

In other words, let your subconscious language learning brain do its job over time and don't get stuck watching small details from the beginning if they prevent you from entering and taking advantage of the flow of the new language.

7. Maybe the most important tip of all. Stay humble. One of the biggest temptations you will face when learning the biblical languages is pride, especially spiritual pride. If you are not prepared to take pride out of your heart every day, episode like a Please, don't learn the biblical languages.

The knowledge of the Greek or Hebrew is frequently used as a religious mask to make us see more spiritual than we really are, to cover up our other sins and look for others to admire us. Please, don't use biblical languages that way.

Another thing that accompanies humility. Be careful not to become a wise fool. What I mean by that is shown in this graph. This is called the Dunning-Kruger effect. It is about the tendency that we all have to overestimate our competition when we know only a little.

In other words, humans tend to think they are very wise when they really are not. It follows the saying, a little learning is a dangerous thing. This does not mean that you can't learn a little, because of course it is good to learn and we all have to start small.

It just means that you should remain humble and not remember all the time that you still don't know everything. For most people who don't know a lot, it is really hard to discover how much they don't.

Know.

So, be aware of that. In addition, those who are ignorant are more likely to criticize those who really know.

A lot.

Therefore, when you are learning languages, be careful not to have a concept of yourself more than you should. Instead, think about yourself in moderation.