No, but I am trying to learn a little in my studies and research.
Do you think a person must in order to know the truths of God?
No. But I do think it is helpful to have some working understanding of the meanings of certain Hebrew words and phrases. They are not hard to understand and would be easily taught. What I have discovered in the four years I've really been pursuing a better understanding for myself, is an astounding amount of what we have been taught in ALL of our denominational doctrines just doesn't match scripture or reality when you really start examining the evidence.
One simple example is Sun Day. It's called Sun Day for a reason. Being raised to think of Sunday as a day of worship, and discovering it wasn't what the Messiah observed is really hard to accept. That's just one example. There are many others examples like that one, that we've inherited for the truth when it isn't - just as the prophets prophesied, and now we're turning to the Hebrews to learn what the real truth is, also prophesied.
Just one of many end things we were told in the beginning. Something that boggles the mind, for how can that be, but all is coming to pass and by it coming to pass, proof the Almighty exists. That's why I say, the truth is far more awesome than what we've been told, and instead of having to be blind to belief, you have to be blind not to believe.