The fight to learn Hebrew is not won by giving up.

My fight to learn Hebrew can be compared to climbing a rocky mountain. You will also come a cross a new rock here and there on which you will stumble if you are not careful. You also come across a number of structures or even caves, through which you must pass if you are to master the Hebrew. I admit that most of Heh went over my head. I assign this to a number of reasons. Because I missed Beth I have a number of critics who maintain I should stop right here. Go back to Beth and do it. My protest that I will finish Vav first and then maybe return holds no water. One character who I had to almost be rude to in order to allow my self the privilege of continuing on my path of conquering Hebrew and learning to read, speak and write Hebrew like the prophets , and learning to swim in Hebrew like the Rabbis, insisted with that use of illustrations to show I needed to give up and go back. he told how to learn a language you had to do so and so. Then he himself dropped out of the course and stopped coming to classes. He Hebrew was fifty times stronger than mine and yet here I am like a Hare who turned into a snail, here I stand I can do no other. I trust that the resurrected man that I am in Mashiach Yahushua, has by the grace of Yahuah the ability to learn Hebrew as fluently as I speak in tongues. I am a Hebrew tree! When fives years are done my fruit will be edible in the means I will let my learning revolve around two eternal realities: יראת יהוה The fear of Yahuah which is the beginning of knowledge (דאה). The second is the resurrection of the Messiah, ( תחיית המשיח) .