REAL Ancient Hebrew Alphabet Text Carved On A Stone

In this video, I will show you the ancient Hebrew alphabet, words, and letters, carved into stone around 1500 years ago. The stone is part of the "seat of Moses", located in the ancient synagogue of Korazim Israel (Korazin).
We will go over ancient Hebrew alphabet letters like Lamed, Tet, and more. In addition, we will see some complete words.
Korazin is also a point of interest for Christians.
from Wikipedia:
"Chorazin, along with Bethsaida and Capernaum, was named in the gospels of Matthew and Luke as "cities" (more likely just villages) in which Jesus performed mighty works."
You can read more here: en.wikipedia.o...
At the end of the video, you will be able to see an explanation about the seat as it is shown on site.
The alphabet in this lesson is different than the paleo Hebrew alphabet. The letters are based upon each other but they are visually distinct.
I hope you enjoy this ancient Hebrew language video!
Don't forget to subscribe! :) goo.gl/pRiVdH
#hebrew #LHATT #ancientHebrew #hebrewWords #hebrewVowels #hebrewAlphabet

[@HebrewWithBen]

Support Learn Hebrew! :)
Like,
Share,
and Subscribe: goo.gl/pRiVdH

[@taracriste1]

I believe this is the Moses seat, we saw it in Israel of course the one you can sit on or touch is a replica. I do see Hebrew letters, although some are hard to make out. I have a picture of my son sitting on this seat. Now I'll have to go look at that picture and see if I can see the letters. God bless you Ben!

[@geoffreybudge3027]

The seat of Moses , I love it.

[@victoriaolson8985]

Yishmael translates to ‘G-d hears’.

[@twowitnessessimeon]

This is Moses seat

[@charliesmith6964]

"...walks with the Righteous..."?

[@HebrewWithBen]

I think it is more likely translated: (shares) his fate with righteous. I am not 100% sure though.
But looks similar to הולך = walks. Good point.

[@verah619]

Please clarify when to use ע vs א .... Is א silent but ע is not silent?
תודה ! (?)
Have shared to Learning Hebrew group FB page...🧡💙

[@HebrewWithBen]

Hi,
Aleph and Ayin are different consonants. They can't be used interchangeably. When to use either is best learned by experience and practice.
Aleph can be silent since it is a mother of reading. Like in the word אבא (aba), the last Letter.
Aying is not silent. It sometimes may sound this way.
Does it answer your question?

[@verah619]

@@HebrewWithBen
Yes. I thought א would be silent, but not ע.
Experience will clarify usage. 🤗

[@mayanlogos92]

I thought it will be about cuneiform version

[@geoffreybudge3027]

Cuneiform comes from the Fertile Crescent, Babylon to Syria I believe