Treasures of the Deep: 365 Daily Hebrew Word Studies Paperback – January 31, 2019

Learn what the Hebrew and Aramaic says and how it is mistranslated into Greek and English. 5 min. A day.Many spelling errors but still the best. I read it every year!

Chaim Bentorah is a wealth of insight into the Hebrew language.

This book Treasures of the Deep gives great insight into the words from the Bible. I love how the author is provokes me to thought on the meaning of words as he has delved into the Hebrew, Aramaic, and Greek languages. I can now understand the Bible better and how it relates to us today. Great devotional and great for studying.

Great book

I truly am blessed reading anything Chaim Bentorah writes.

In spite of an occasional word missing in a sentence I would still give this book ten stars if I could. The analysis of the Hebrew words in Scripture is fascinating and highly informative.

I have read several of his books and love them all. Easy reads that take you to a new depth of God’s love and the Hebrew language. I recommend all his books and use this one daily.

I gave this to my pastor for Christmas. He was very pleased!

This is a great book for those wanting to understand the Hebrew behind the text.

Chaim’s interest in the scriptures is joy bringing . He doesn’t fearfully hide within the confines of modern Christian dogma but dares to seek out the real truth so we can know our Lord better.This book could have done with some editorial work before going to print as there’s quite a few typos - but it’s clearly a labour of love and like a wonderful walk with a (super smart and well learned) friend through the scriptures.Chaim it’s a good book - how about doing a re-edit to thin out the typos? I’m on Dec 27 and the entry alludes to Easter . Having said that I felt the Holy Spirit speak to me through the essence of the verse you chose for today, there’s great value in this work.

Muchos errores en las palabras escritas en hebreo

Incredible interpretation of various scriptures by by recourse to Hebrew meaning. A treasure!

Chaim does a helpful job to explain a number of concepts in Hebrew in simple style. However, the book has a lot of spelling errors indicating poor editing and some heretical views.Example: He has veered toward heresy with his assertion that Abba in the Bible does not mean "Father", but has a range of meanings, and better rendered "beloved". So instead of praying "Our Father", he suggests "our Beloved" in heaven.We do not know why but God has revealed Himself as Father but He has. We cannot deny this doctrinal truth by our limited knowledge. - see January 7th devotional