What does Amen mean in Hebrew? Learn Biblical Hebrew from Professor Lipnick PT

Biblical Hebrew partial scholarship: goo.gl/AK3MUw
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[@theperfectionist]

Amen.

[@mzlleathers7249]

I did not know but I do use it in those context 😃🙏🏽

[@monicamayer977]

Good...had to look it up since someone used it as statement Amen and Awoman. Guess you know what that is...

[@01Autentic]

Shalom from Romania ! I want to know, what is meaning of ,, Israel ,, word please.

[@learnClassicalHebrew]

We have just the video for it (:
ruclips.net/video/VxxhgzDOd58/видео.html

[@gezaandy6682]

Hi Vilian don't forget this is not the original Hebrew language Shalom

[@01Autentic]

@@gezaandy6682 ,, I read , your name is Israel, because you fight with G.d,, before this, Iaakov and after, Israel. How is not Hebrew?

[@gezaandy6682]

I talked about Amen , not Israel sorry

[@emilyjames7937]

אמונה

[@Tzedekwallacerosh]

Não falo inglês

[@Basementbuds420]

Never ever say amen, that s short for Amen Ra the Egyptian pagan god , correct way it is in hebrew ah main

[@1966johnnywayne]

Do you really believe that a mispronunciation due to a person being ill informed is going to supersede what is in their hearts?

[@briannowdesha3986]

Imunah.

[@thekids2787]

The sound is the same at the end. It is confirming STOLEN LEGACY

[@logiic8835]

Amīn islam

[@Qasim448]

Lol, 😅😅😅. You people tho