What if learning one Hebrew word each week could transform the way you read the Old Testament?
The Old Testament was written primarily in Hebrew, a language rich with imagery, covenant relationships, and layers of meaning that often extend beyond what a single English word can convey. Many of scripture's most important concepts, including covenant, repentance, mercy, justice, holiness, redemption, wisdom, and compassion, become clearer when viewed through the lens of the original language.

The Hebrew Word of the Week for Old Testament Study is designed as a practical companion to the 2026 Come, Follow Me curriculum of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Each chapter aligns with a specific weekly scripture assignment and introduces one carefully selected Hebrew word that illuminates a central theme in that week's reading.
Instead of overwhelming readers with technical grammar or large vocabulary lists, this book focuses on one meaningful word at a time.

Over fifty-two weeks, you will explore words such as: