Hebrew Word Pictures w/Audio download - Dr. Frank Seekins - a rare perfect bound

Learn about ancient Hebrew Word Pictures Book with audio download, with the new perfect bound edition printed in full color!

Now 256 glossy pages of full color, with 80 added pages!

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What is a word picture?

• In ancient Hebrew, like in Chinese and ancient Egyptian, every word is formed by adding pictures together to "paint" or illustrate the meaning of the word. A word picture is a word that is described by pictures.
• You don't have to be able to read Hebrew in order to understand and to use this book effectively when you read the Bible.
• When Hebrew was first written, each letter represented both a sound and a picture. Even if you or the people you teach are not familiar with the Hebrew sounds and have no experience with this language, the pictures you see inside the words will speak for themselves.

Why Hebrew Word Pictures are important to believers?"Every so often, something comes along that can help move your spiritual life into high gear. I'm convinced that Frank Seekins' concept of "Hebrew Word Pictures" is such a concept. With so many books and conference about biblical principles, this one can help you better understand and love God's Word itself. As someone who's studied "word pictures" for years, seeing them come alive in the very letters of Scripture is like adding color to a classic movie. I highly recommend it for anyone interested in gaining a deeper love and understanding of the Scriptures. John Trent, ph.D Author, Speaker President of Encouraging Words Hebrew Word Pictures is used in many seminaries across the country, in Bible study classes, by individuals seeking a deeper level of understanding their Christian heritage, and by parents home schooling their children.

The book that shows how the ancient Hebrew letters declare the Gospel!

A word from the author

"I believe that the Hebrew word pictures were designed by God as a tool for Biblical discipleship and teaching his holy words. One constant response I hear, is that the Hebrew…