Intermediate Hebrew I
Course Description
This course is designed to equip students to read the majority of the Old Testament in its predominate original language. It aims to consolidate the grammar acquired in Introductory Hebrew. Students will translate from various genres within the Hebrew Bible by developing an intermediate proficiency in Classical Biblical Hebrew grammar, syntax, and vocabulary. The slow process of learning to translate the First Testament within an interpretive community engenders much more than direct access to the text; for it demands discipline, increases awareness of interpretive decisions, deepens understanding of the nature of the Bible, and cultivates a practice of meditating in a new way upon the word of God.Offered | 2025 Fall |
Dates | Sep 8 - Dec 19 |
Days | Tue, Thurs |
Format | Onsite Only |
Credit Hours | 3 |
Room Number | Rm 014 |
Teaching Faculty

Brittany N. Melton
Associate Professor of Old Testament
Brittany N. Melton received her PhD in Old Testament from the University of Cambridge in 2017, an MA in theology from Fuller Theological Seminary, and a BA in biblical languages from Oklahoma Baptist University. She has known a calling to ministry since her teenage years, working in various church and parachurch contexts. Her love of the Old Testament is rooted in a passion for the church to rediscover the riches of Old Testament theology for the life of faith. Before coming to Regent in 2023, she taught in Cambridge, for Ridley College (Melbourne), and at Palm Beach Atlantic University in South Florida.