Hebrew - Light & Darkness, Morning & Evening - Free Biblical Hebrew - Lesson 42
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- Опубликовано: 5 окт 2020
- Ordinal numbers 1-7, beginning & end, and many Bible verses.
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My son(8 yrs) likes this video very much, he said he can understand them all. And watches again and again. I aslo enjoy it. Than you so much! Beth and Abram .
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I find it astonishing, how natural and straightforward the biblical sentences are, that can be so complicated in German (my mother tongue), or English.
I would consider myself still at the beginning of my Hebrew learning journey, but it already helps me to gain a deeper understanding of the scripture.
Thank you for making learning Hebrew so easy and fun.
I don’t know how these episodes keep getting better, considering how terrific the first ones are, but this has to be one of the all-time best lessons yet. Thank you for them.
Great video! Thank you!
Blessings to all
26 Praise the Lord. God bless you 86. Thank you
Ahora entiendo esto es grandioso!! Hallelujah qué Él Altísimo Dios de Israel les colme de ricas bendiciones amados hermanos
Wonderful, as always! And I really appreciate the use of manuscripts in the last couple of videos.
Glad you like the manuscripts!
I can't believe that you showed"The Prince of Egypt" (the animation). God bless you. Thank you for making every episode fun.
Eden (nine year-old from Uganda)
Glad you enjoyed it, Eden! 😊
😲super espectacular❕sugiero a RUclips, otorgar medallas por mejores fotos, mejor guion, mejor actuación, por más didácticos, simpáticos....mejor todo. 🏅🏅🏅🏅Estoy segura de que Dios bendice su ministerio.
Great lesson, as usual. I love the way you compare the various ways "rosh" turns up in words and phrases.
Thank you I am really enjoying learning Hebrew, may God bless you!
The outro music is fire
You are really great teachers. God bless you
I am very happy about these lessons. Thank you very much!
May Hashem bless you!
כל אלה טובים מאוד ואני אוהב לצפות אותם ואני מצפה להם. תודה רבה.
Just love each episode! Wonderful 😊💖
Not only are these practical, efficient and fun, they're also quite beautiful. All that section from 4:43 on is just audiovisual art perfectly brought to completion.
Thank you so much! 😊
SHALOM BET Y HABRAN . SIEMPRE MUCHAS GRACIAS POR LAS CLACES. Y POR TODO LO BIEN Q LAS HACEN CON MUCHA GRACIA. ELOHIN LOS BENDIGA ESPERON EN LO ADELANTE ESCRIBIRLES EN EBREO. POR COSAS NO HE PODIDO DEDICAR MUCHO TIEMPO EN LAS LECCIONES PERO LOS ENTIENDO Y ESO ES MUY IMPORTANTE PARA MI. APRENDO. NO TENGO CON QUIEN PRACTICAR Y ESO M HACE MAS DIFICIL PERO YeHoVaH. ME DARA LA SABIDURIA. TODA RABA. MORE BETE Y HABRAN.
תודה רבה מורה.
Gracias. Estoy disfrutando mucho del aprendizaje y de vuestro fantástico trabajo. Un abrazo desde Madrid, España
Estou sem palavras para poder eexpressar o quanto sou grato a Deus pela vida de vcs. Estou já nesta aula consigo entender a Bíblia em Hebraico... Thanks a bunch! Shalom Adonai!
Shalom Adonaj
thank you
Fantastic!!! Very very good... tks
Great pictures and repetition ! Wonderful !
יהוה לא אלהי, אבל הסרטונים האלה טובים מאד! תודה רבה!
Love your video, so much fun to learn hebrew.
Vocês dois estão fe parabéns.
Buena disertación de los momentos de la jornada
!!!! תן לי אשתי
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Light & darkness created by YHWH as a cycle of nature for His living creatures on earth 😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁
Grammar is made very easy. It's like spoon feeding .
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מה-זאת עשית לי ? now I have to have these lessons daily 😂
sorryyyyy (or not) 😂
I have discovered two sciences using Hebrew,Greek and astrology proving the truth of the Bible What is the best place to publish them?Once more thank you for these valuabe lressons
May you tell more about this?
Astrology is evil in the eyes of Jehovah.
God hates all sorts of esoteric thing.
Deuteronomy 18:10-12
Hello Beth, thank you for the great lesson as usual! I've got a question: It seems that you wish to say בֹּ֫קֶר and עֶ֫רֶב mean sunrise and sunset. (Or let's say that the ancient Israelite would understand these words as such.) In light of this, how would you interpret the first 3 days of creation story? Thank you in advance. ❤
Hi Elisa, I can see why there might be some confusion, but actually I was trying to portray "morning" and "evening" for those words, just like translations of Genesis 1 have. I'll often try to include the English words in the title or description for clarification. 😊
@@AlephwithBeth Thank you for clarifying. I did realize that all my English translations of Genesis 1 have evening and morning. I guess I wanted to say that I loved how you portrayed these words in the lesson. Sunrise and sunset make a lot of sense to me despite the apparent problem with the first 3 days of creation, because morning and evening basically mean the same as day and night. Using a set of different words should imply a change in the significance (at least nuances). Maybe I could resolve it like this, בֹּ֫קֶר and עֶ֫רֶב mean the transition from night to day and from day to night, the concept of day is given by the Lord in the first creation day by pointing at the light cycle. And only later He gave us the sun and the moon as signs of time.
שלש תרנגולות והיא הראשונה
Quand trois poules vont au champ, la première va devant.
מה ההבדל בין קץ ובין סוף? Between naked and tricky?
Hope you're enjoying Sukkot!
@Pratee Mishpahah Are you Indian?
@Pratee Mishpahah Ok! The name misled me.
There were adds interrupting this video. You like to know this, right?
Good evening! Excuse-me, I am not sure to understand this sentence : "lo rau ish et ahiv" (c.3:50). What is the subject and what is the object of "rau"? Thanks in advance! Marion
Literally this sentence is "they did not see [each] man his brother" but a more natural translation would be "they could not see each other." In Hebrew "ish" is often used in phrases like this to mean "each one"
@@AlephwithBeth that's clear now, thanks a lot.
Very interesting indeed. Just a question (5'42'') or a-boqer ou or-a-voqer ? about the rules of BeGaDKeFaT; Thanks.
The definite article ha- always puts a dagesh in the first letter of the word it attaches to (unless that letter is a guttural which can't take dagesh, in which case the vowel of the article will change to compensate). So it will always be ha-boqer "the morning". If it were ha-voqer, then we would conclude that the ha- must be the yes-no question marker ha- instead of the definite article ha-.
@@AlephwithBeth Mais bien sûr !,! I have forgotten this rule. Thanks a lot for your quick answer. And really, theses videos are perfect. Good job.
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Your pronunciation of ח, is not as i am used to hear.
What is the right one?
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🤦מה זאת עשית לי❕🏅
3:52 trying to understand the sentence... "Not ... Something... the people... Something". Help, anyone?
"They did not see, (each) man his brother," a very Hebrew way of saying "Nobody could see each other"
@@AlephwithBeth got it! "Not saw man his brother"
I love foreignizing / literal /wooden translations :) thanks, Beth!
נראה שהופך אברם מגוחך יותר עם כל-סרטון, ואוהב אני את-זה.
אנו מדבר עברית אני לא מדבר עברית תוב מאוד. שלומ לך