As per John J. Parson's Copyright page where it says the following:
"If you desire something specific, or if you want material specific to a project you are working on, I am often happy to help out. Just contact me and let me know what your needs are, and I will do my best to help you. Copying and reuising the site content here, however is not kosher....Thank you for your understanding."
I sent John the following email:
From: <>
Date: Tue, Mar 17, 2015 at 6:25 PM
Subject: Request regarding your Online Hebrew Material
To: [email protected]
I am not a Christian but am a believer in the true Messiah, Yahshau.
Wow! LOL
Sir, I was asking you because I am a person of integrity and respect your suggestion to ask you. You stated you are willing to work with people. Apparently that was a false representation of your character.
Good day and may Yahweh lead you to be healed of your sinful pursuit of threatening His child with an attorney when I've done nothing wrong.
Anyone can copy your site. I chose to ask you.
why are you so angry? LOL
Here is a link to your site where you literally INVITE people to ask you for help on special projects and tell people the following:
What exactly were you offering besides a harsh reply to those who show you the respect and honor of following your very words of instruction?
William
Lexington,#2Consumer Suggestion
Wed, November 01, 2017
 My experiences with heberw4christians have been acceptable and reasonable. I know that the content on their website is protected technically and by copyright laws. One would want to protect their work as long as the world is still in sin. hebrew4christians do provide "downloadable" material for offline study which is reasonable and actually efficient for study. The complaint and author of the complaint is overreacting and may be a believer of Yehoshua but needs to be reminded that Yehoshua rarely was angered by an angry response. It is written in the scriptures, if the author of the complaint chooses to search it out. wm