"Exactly what students need to continue in their Hebrew studies"This book provides 90 days of guided reading to help current and former students retain and increase their knowledge and skill in reading and interpreting Biblical Hebrew."An outstanding and approachable resource to help students retain the basics of Hebrew grammar while also moving them forward by building their vocabulary and guiding them toward exegetical insights. Highly recommended for those wishing to revive and advance their Biblical Hebrew!"--Andrew T. Abernethy, Wheaton College"This volume offers what so many students need after they finish their initial Hebrew grammar classes: a guided tour through the biblical text with a skilled, pedagogically sensitive tour guide. Hardy is exactly that. Exegetical Journeys is an expertly compiled Hebrew reader that stands out from so many others by considering carefully a student's needs and growth."--Michelle Knight, Trinity Evangelical Divinity School"Hardy provides exactly what students need to continue in their Hebrew studies. Full of exegetical tips and meaningful connections with Old Testament theology, Exegetical Journeys in Biblical Hebrew would be ideal as a textbook or for self-study!"--Jerry Hwang, Trinity Christian College"This volume will benefit all early students of Hebrew wanting to study the Hebrew Bible devotionally. I will be gifting this little gem to all my first-year students!"--Brittany N. Melton, Regent College"Journeying through Scripture is a lifelong activity, but few travelers make their trek through the Hebrew text of the Old Testament. Of those who do, too many get lost, become discouraged, or simply return to a more comfortable setting. In this book, Hardy steps in as a seasoned guide. Many skills are gained along the way. What's more, joy awaits in the journey."--Ethan C. Jones, New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary"Exegetical Journeys in Biblical Hebrew guides readers step by step into greater confidence in the biblical language. I look forward to seeing this book keep many more Hebrew students on the path as they walk with God through his word."--Andrew M. King, Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary & Spurgeon College