Biblical Exegesis: Resources & Texts

Waltke and O'Connor's syntax book is a thorough introduction to the issues relating to Biblical Hebrew syntax. The strength lies in the incorporation of modern linguistic insights with traditional philology.

This book is a solid overview of syntactical constructions for Biblical Hebrew

Though older, Davidson's syntax book can still provide some helpful insight and wording to our understanding of Hebrew syntax.

This is a helpful book to start in learning about many of the challenges of the Hebrew Verbal system.

This book provides another current look at the problems related to the Hebrew Verbal system: looking especially at prose texts.

This is a fresh attempt at looking at classical Hebrew prose to unravel some of the mysteries involved in the Hebrew verbal system.

This is a thorough introduction to Biblical Hebrew grammar. Many questions about morphology can be found in this book.

This book is well organized and has clear and usable charts. Some of the details are misleading, but the charts and index in the back of the book make it a good place to look for questions on how words are formed.

This book is more helpfully organized than a teaching grammar, and more thorough than most first year reference grammars (with the exception of Lambdin's). It will help shore up some of the details that may have become rusty since you took your first year Hebrew course.