The Hebrew alphabet (or "alef bet" as it is called) contains 22 letters. The Hebrew language is read from right to left as opposed to left to right for English, Spanish, and other Western languages. For example the chart below begin with alef, bet, gimel, and so on.

The information below is provided only for reference. If you would like training on the Hebrew language may I recommend John Parsons' Hebrew for Christians website at http://www.hebrew4christians.com . He has a very extensive set of training materials available online and offline as well.

Otherwise entitled: "Old Testament" Quotes in the "New Testament"

The writings of the apostles (the Greek Scriptures) quote the Tanakh at least 300 times. The list below documents all the references and notes whether the quote is consistent with the Septuagint [the Greek Translation of the Tanakh].

R. Grant Jones has published an even more detailed analysis on his website Notes on the Septuagint.