eternal weight of glory: Greek and Hebrew on iTunes U

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Greek and Hebrew on iTunes U

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I noticed a new section in iTunes today called iTunes U (I downloaded version 7.3 today too... maybe you need that to view it???). I presume that the U stands for University. Basically there are about 15 universities that post lectures and other podcast stuff on line. I found one, Concordia Seminary, that has intro classes for Biblical Hebrew and Biblical Greek. There is both audio and video. Haven't really explored it much... but looks like it (iTunes U in general) could be a good resource.