Aleph to Omega
Mobile apps for learning the biblical languages. Vocabulary, parsing and grammar for Greek, Hebrew and Aramaic, made by a professor who teaches them.
The apps
Pick your language
Each app does one job well: learning vocabulary, drilling parsing, looking up a paradigm when you're stuck, or reading with just a lexicon. They're made for your first years of study and beyond.
Greek
ἙλληνικήHebrew
עִבְרִית
iHebrew
Hebrew paradigms, a verb identifier and a quick lexicon for reading
ParseHebrew
Parsing drills for Biblical Hebrew, matched to your textbook
FlashHebrewIn development
Biblical Hebrew vocabulary flashcards, from the maker of FlashGreek
TriLex
A reader's lexicon for the Hebrew Bible and Greek New Testament
Start here
Which app is right for where you are?
Learning Greek
- FlashGreek for vocabulary, chapter by chapter, from week one.
- ParseGreek once verbs arrive, to drill parsing until it's automatic.
Learning Hebrew
- ParseHebrew to drill verb parsing with the grammar you're using.
- FlashHebrew for vocabulary, coming soon.
After a year or two
iGreek, iHebrew and iAramaic for looking up a paradigm, a form or a word in seconds, once your courses are behind you.
Reading the text
TriLex for advanced students working toward reading the Hebrew Bible and Greek New Testament with just a lexicon.
Who makes these
Made by a Biblical Studies professor
Danny Zacharias teaches Biblical Studies at Acadia Divinity College in Nova Scotia and wrote the Greek grammar Biblical Greek Made Simple. The apps follow students from their first semester and beyond: drilling vocabulary and parsing while you learn, quick reference once you're reading, and a lexicon for when you're reading the text on your own.