Learn the Hebrew Alphabet Part 1

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  • Опубликовано: 4 окт 2024

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  • @Boomer71
    @Boomer71 6 месяцев назад

    I’m so glad I found this and love that reading goes from left to right. I have dyslexia and how I’m getting this so easy is beyond my understanding.

  • @trudylazet7975
    @trudylazet7975 2 года назад +1

    Thank you for the wonderful Hebrew letters study thank you i am 72 years but never to old God blessed you

  • @Grace-pp3dw
    @Grace-pp3dw 3 года назад

    Shalom .Thank you. Watching from Australia, Brisbane . 73 Praise the Lord 37.137 Praise the Lord 53.

  • @luticia
    @luticia 8 лет назад +25

    This is awesome! 7 minutes before I didn't know anything about Hebrew. 7 minutes after I do speak 6 Hebrew letters :-)

    • @mariacreager7117
      @mariacreager7117 6 лет назад +2

      Yes, the best video to start learning Hebrew so far!

    • @marn200
      @marn200 5 лет назад

      Can you also translate this word now? אבא both letters were in the video.

    • @joshuachackodeepak8376
      @joshuachackodeepak8376 3 года назад

      @@marn200 In Hebrew This is Read As Abba Means Father

  • @abdelkaderbensebgag3885
    @abdelkaderbensebgag3885 10 лет назад +6

    Thanks to you, I found it easy like Arabic (the same Structure,mechanism ) even easier than Japanese Hiragana.

  • @cleavonmartin5044
    @cleavonmartin5044 3 года назад

    Best teacher

  • @singaravelan9241
    @singaravelan9241 4 года назад +1

    Your teaching is fantastic, thank u.

  • @hassanadj7637
    @hassanadj7637 7 лет назад +5

    My first language is Arabic and am amazed by the similarities between the two languages. For a starter, all the Hebrew sounds are the same of Arabic, the noqood system is similer to alamat el tachkil in Arabic. and most importantly the writing from right to left. I wonder how will take me to master reading and writing in Hebrew! so exited 😃

    • @mariakara4848
      @mariakara4848 2 года назад

      true ,try Syriac u will be amazed by how easy to speak read and write , 22 letters 5tones and 6 stressed letters .

  • @yennyyenny3036
    @yennyyenny3036 7 лет назад

    Thankyou sister. This lesson is the easiest way for me to start learn hebrew. Please keep this speed.

  • @melanatedmelody7126
    @melanatedmelody7126 5 лет назад +4

    You are a good Teacher, Thank You.😁

    • @BibleInteract
      @BibleInteract  5 лет назад

      Melanated Melody We are so happy to hear we you are enjoying this teaching. You may want to consider becoming a member or partner to access all sessions. We also have a monthly newsletter that will keep you informed when our next Hebrew course is open for registration? You can sign up for either at www.bibleinteract.tv. Shalom

  • @rogerplessen5246
    @rogerplessen5246 7 лет назад +2

    The letters have meaning as aleph came from the word for ox.. And from Psalm 119 there hidden meanings for each letter. Also hidden in Psalm 119 I found color odor and flavor and emotional content... The letters are alive! Thank you for teaching Hebrew and may you be blessed for your labors.

    • @kidima3526
      @kidima3526 6 лет назад

      ruclips.net/channel/UCuYDnaLTqRDQ4RHeoS-mpMQ?view_as=subscriber - Nice channel to learn Hebrew

  • @listentothisdream
    @listentothisdream 8 лет назад +8

    Shalom. Thank you!

  • @abidhussainqureshi8044
    @abidhussainqureshi8044 Год назад

    Nice way of teaching

  • @ashokbanka7147
    @ashokbanka7147 2 года назад

    Thanking sister Hebrew letter

  • @Agentul007USA
    @Agentul007USA 8 лет назад +6

    Thank you so much!

  • @juanrios2526
    @juanrios2526 2 года назад

    Super teacher

  • @wietskevaatstra9847
    @wietskevaatstra9847 3 года назад

    Thankyou for being a wonderful teacher! Was led to learn Hebrew. The guttural sounds are easy having a Dutch background 😊

  • @استغفرالله-ل7م1ز
    @استغفرالله-ل7م1ز 9 лет назад

    Thx this helped me teach my son for school I didn't know any hebew letters

  • @eduarduspausta7379
    @eduarduspausta7379 7 лет назад +4

    Thank you so much. Shalom

  • @MeriamMael
    @MeriamMael 22 дня назад

    Thank u so much I am glad I found this,

  • @tuileaves
    @tuileaves 7 лет назад +1

    תודה רבה כל כך אני כל כך נהדר על העזרה שלך!

  • @ev.adelemandagie4589
    @ev.adelemandagie4589 3 года назад

    The best lesson. You did well. Lucky I found this. Am happy I can speak Dutch. Easier for pronunciation.

  • @angeleebartley5054
    @angeleebartley5054 3 года назад

    thank you I appreciate you

  • @moekawach4682
    @moekawach4682 7 лет назад +4

    I WANT TO THANK YOU SOOOO MUCH FOR THE VIDEOS YOU'VE MADE SISTER. MAY THE LORD BLESS YOU. MY NAME IS MOHAMED, I AM A CHRISTIAN WHO IS OF PALESTINIAN BACKGROUND BUT LIVE IN CANADA 🇨🇦 NOW! I LEARNED HEBREW WHEN I WAS YOUNG BUT I FORGOT IT ALL SO IM FINALLY GETTING THE TIME TO RELEARN WHAT I STUDIED IN MY YOUTH BUT TOTALLY FORGOT. IM FLUENT IN ARABIC (READING WRITING AND SPEAKING) , ALONG WITH ENGLISH OF COARSE.
    THECONLY CONCERN I HAVE IS THE ACCENT YOU ARE USING WHEN YOU SAY THE LETTERS. NOW, I KNOW HOW TO WRITE IN HEBREW BUT TO BE HONEST, I NEED TO START FROM THE BEGINNING BECAUSE HAVING ENGLISH AS THE LANGUAGE I USE AND SPEAK DAILY, IS CONFUSING ME AND IM SURE THAT YOU KNOW WHAT I MEAN. HAD I ONLY BEEN SPEAKING ARABIC, IT WOULD HAVE BEEN SO MUCH EASIER BUT IM FINDING MYSELF TRANSLATING THE WORDS INTO ENGLISH IN MY HEAD, THEN TRYING TO WRITE THEM AS IN ENGLISH. LIKE THE WORD KHOLIM FOR EXAMPLE. I FIND MYSELF LOOKING FOR ALPHABETS TO WRITE KHOLIM ACCORDING TO THE ENGLISH ALPHABET LOL. HOW DO YOU RECOMMENT I DEAL WITH THIS PROBLEM? LIKE KHOLIM, I GO FOR KHAF, THEN I LOOK FOR HAH, THEN THE O VOWEL THEN THE L THEN THE MEM AND THAT'S WRONG OF COARSE. HOW CQN I FIX THIS PROBLEM?
    AGAIN DEAR SISTER. THANK YOU SOOOOOO MUCH FOR THE VIDEOS YOU'VE MADE SO FAR. THEY ARE SOOOOOOO HELPFUL. MY 9 YEAR OLD NEPHEW IS ALSO LEARNING. HE TAUGHT HIMSELF ARABIC AND NOW HE'S LEARNING HEBREW WITH ME BUT HE'S HAVING THE SAME PROBLEM. I WISH THAT WE HAD A Y'SHIVA HERE IN MY AREA. I LIVE IN LONDON ONTARIO CANADA. TRULY IF YOU KNOW OF A HEBREW TEACHING SCHOOL IN MY AREA, LET ME KNOW. ID SO RATHER LEARN IT IN CLASS THAN ONLINE EVEN THOUGH YOUR VIDEOS ARE AWESOME. AS SOMEONE WHO IS REFRESHING AND TEACHING MY NEPHEW. IM FINDING YOUR VIDEOS GREAT THE QCCENT YOU'RE USING IS ALSO VERY EASY FOR ENGLISH SPEAKING PEOPLE. THANK YOU AGAIN AND GOD BLESS YOU SISTER, MAZEL TOV!

    • @tuileaves
      @tuileaves 7 лет назад +1

      wooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooow you are very thankful and i agree with you

    • @kushman250
      @kushman250 6 лет назад

      MOE KAWACH YHVH bless you my brother

  • @Jsbcopsstudio
    @Jsbcopsstudio 3 года назад

    नमस्ते ,shalom,,,,,,Please , please make more videos for Hebrew learner.....
    Thank you

  • @JenSS454
    @JenSS454 8 лет назад +1

    Thank you so much for posting this! I'm currently learning Hebrew for Applied Linguistics and Bible Translation at MACU and these videos are awesome! Your views will blast through the roof over the next few weeks!

  • @djeager147
    @djeager147 10 лет назад +1

    Thank you absolutely useful and priceless material

  • @korikrali
    @korikrali 9 лет назад +2

    I love learning languages.. And i love the sounds of Hebrew language. Afterall its one of the oldest languages

    • @nanahussein8158
      @nanahussein8158 3 года назад

      I think the language of Egyptian is the oldest

  • @lorrainefairless4264
    @lorrainefairless4264 10 лет назад +2

    You are amazing. Thank you very much!!!

  • @andrewbornemann3334
    @andrewbornemann3334 7 лет назад

    What a wonderful video. Thank you so much. God richly bless you

  • @ופיהפצסני
    @ופיהפצסני 4 года назад +1

    Aleph - א

  • @williammora2984
    @williammora2984 4 года назад

    Excelent teacher!!

  • @nanahussein8158
    @nanahussein8158 3 года назад

    You are the best teacher you have the skill and talent to teaching people

  • @CatJuiceSays
    @CatJuiceSays 10 лет назад +6

    Of course Arabic and Hebrew have similarities even vowels
    And they both read from right to left too
    It is sacred languages for both Arabian and Jewish

  • @abirkalai5688
    @abirkalai5688 10 лет назад

    As an Arabic native speaker, glottal sounds, dots, final forms and markings (abjad system) are already prerequisites.

  • @pastorpraveenduvvuri3744
    @pastorpraveenduvvuri3744 6 лет назад

    thank you so much, I got some confidence to learn Hebrew.

    • @kidima3526
      @kidima3526 6 лет назад

      ruclips.net/channel/UCuYDnaLTqRDQ4RHeoS-mpMQ?view_as=subscriber - Nice channel to learn Hebrew

  • @tookclosely5480
    @tookclosely5480 8 лет назад +1

    magnificent right out of the gate

  • @CBTheBrickRealty
    @CBTheBrickRealty 10 лет назад +1

    Nice
    Thank you

  • @salmansohail6372
    @salmansohail6372 7 лет назад

    shalom thanks techer

    • @kidima3526
      @kidima3526 6 лет назад

      ruclips.net/channel/UCuYDnaLTqRDQ4RHeoS-mpMQ?view_as=subscriber - Nice channel to learn Hebrew

  • @pravinkingston7088
    @pravinkingston7088 10 лет назад

    thank you

  • @joyvc5496
    @joyvc5496 3 года назад

    Amassing

  • @amwptec
    @amwptec 10 лет назад

    Thank you!

  • @NelsonShad
    @NelsonShad 8 лет назад

    thanx so much

  • @RoaringJaguar
    @RoaringJaguar 8 лет назад

    Thank you so much for the video, it was really helpful indeed!! :)

  • @mariacreager7117
    @mariacreager7117 6 лет назад +1

    Very crear! Thank you!

    • @kidima3526
      @kidima3526 6 лет назад

      ruclips.net/channel/UCuYDnaLTqRDQ4RHeoS-mpMQ?view_as=subscriber - Nice channel to learn Hebrew

  • @bollikarunagrace882
    @bollikarunagrace882 3 года назад

    Toda

  • @AhmedHassan-kl8ew
    @AhmedHassan-kl8ew 8 лет назад +3

    As an Arab. This is a piece of cake :)

  • @shivbhaktajoshi
    @shivbhaktajoshi 9 лет назад +1

    thx

  • @tennancy1317
    @tennancy1317 7 лет назад

    .cô dạy tuy nói tiếng anh nhưng dạy như thế này thật tuyệt, dễ học, dễ ghi nhớ! thắc mắc cái là nó ghép tiếng như thế nào

  • @victormorgado5318
    @victormorgado5318 7 лет назад

    excellent!

  • @ناناالامل-د1خ
    @ناناالامل-د1خ 5 лет назад

    Godmorning

  • @beandavid3651
    @beandavid3651 7 лет назад

    יהושע יהוה You mentioned that the people could read these without the Niqqud. How would you pronounce them and how to write them in English? The oldest I have found for the 4 letters is Yahweh pronounced as Yah-way. The other is Yahshua with various ways....Yah shu ah; Yah shwa also, Ya ho shu ah; Ya ho shwa.

  • @MrKhokhar92
    @MrKhokhar92 7 лет назад

    Learning from Pakistan 🇵🇰

  • @roieis
    @roieis 7 лет назад +2

    Why do you say that aleph is silent when it denotes a glottal stop?

  • @beandavid3651
    @beandavid3651 7 лет назад +1

    I have seen that the Vav used to be Waw in the most ancient Hebrew...is this correct? Love your voice...thanks

  • @heidi4JesusChrist
    @heidi4JesusChrist 3 года назад +1

    💗

  • @שירלישטיינמן-ב2י
    @שירלישטיינמן-ב2י 8 лет назад +1

    את מלמדת ממש טוב, אם כי נראה לי בשלב הלימוד הזה רק את יכולה להבין ולא אלא שברמה של ללמוד את האותיות.

  • @ericc1654
    @ericc1654 4 года назад

    not bet because it has a dot in it therefore ba

  • @MrOmarLebbe
    @MrOmarLebbe 11 лет назад

    Toda Rabbah

  • @iazycodm923
    @iazycodm923 4 года назад

    Some difficult to learn new international language. But think anything is possible to human. 🧐🧐🧐

  • @truehebrewbreedrev8281
    @truehebrewbreedrev8281 8 лет назад

    "just an Observant"

  • @analiasoaresdasilva491
    @analiasoaresdasilva491 3 года назад

    C'est très gentil

  • @michaelsparks5736
    @michaelsparks5736 6 лет назад

    I learned how to pronounce the Hebrew alphabet. Can you teach on how to right?

    • @BibleInteract
      @BibleInteract  6 лет назад

      You will find instruction on the BibleInteract.tv website. Under "Hebrew" select "Biblical Languages (free)" in the drop-down menu.

  • @andrearomero1997
    @andrearomero1997 7 лет назад

    Hello everyone! I'd love to learn Hebrew, but I'm having trouble translating this sentence: "Lord Jesus Christ, son of God: have mercy on me, a sinner", could anybody translate it for me and send a photo of it handwritten? Please, I'd be so grateful.

  • @thepinkpolkadotsbutterfly3750
    @thepinkpolkadotsbutterfly3750 10 лет назад

    I have a question, which language is harder to learn? Hebrew or Arabic?
    Which language do you like more?

    • @haroldmcbroom7807
      @haroldmcbroom7807 8 лет назад

      +ConlangFan I was learning through Rabbi Mark S Golub's video's online, he was awesome, introduced the character, how to say it, then another, then formed Hebrew non-words, after awhile he taught us our first real word Shabbat. Sadly, he stopped making video's.

    • @declinatiohonesta7695
      @declinatiohonesta7695 8 лет назад +2

      As far as I know Arabic is harder because it had more difficult sounds, whereas the difficult sounds in Hebrew are simplified these days. Also Hebrew grammar is more similar to English.

  • @buenasuetevenusmars4977
    @buenasuetevenusmars4977 5 лет назад

    What's the difference between the sound of "vet" ( bet without a dot ) and " I" ( vav ) Seems very similar, the v sound?

  • @weterman4320
    @weterman4320 9 лет назад +6

    So if english was like hebrew, i would write this sentence like this:
    s f nglsh was lk hbrw i wld wrt ths sntnc lk ths It's still readable!

    • @vickyx09
      @vickyx09 8 лет назад

      +weterman4320 In Hebrew, there are some small symbols near a letter and that counts as a vowel. So, Around a letter, you'd have a bunch of lines and dots.
      That's how it works (I think).

    • @minniethemoocher7730
      @minniethemoocher7730 8 лет назад +1

      +weterman4320
      .tfl ht t thgr ht mrf trw dlw y tb ,tcfrP DX
      = Prfct, bt y wld wrt t frm th rght t th lft. XD

    • @tennancy1317
      @tennancy1317 7 лет назад

      .and from right to left :)

    • @MrVpassenheim
      @MrVpassenheim 6 лет назад +1

      Not quite. There are many patterns in Hebrew that indicate the intervening vowel. Also, a number of letters in Hebrew take on the function of vowels: ו א ע יה - these letters, either alone or in combination with each other produce the vowel sounds (a, e, i , o, u) and their variants. Believe it or not, in that sense it follows a lot of the same logic as English. What's harder to get used to is the script (not just right to left reading (which is actually the easiest part), but some of the letters look similar and it's hard to: 1.) associate them with their sound and 2.) distinguish them from other letters). Also, the guttural sounds aren't easy for an English speaker, especially when they come in successive combinations. I forgot, there's also cursive Hebrew script and type Hebrew script, and for the most part, they are significantly different. Genders get easier as you go along and learning the 7 verb types and their conjugations also takes quite some work.

  • @deacon5847
    @deacon5847 8 месяцев назад

    Difficult to say the gutteral letters for American speakers, todah rabah.

  • @GoldenBeeHealingTrail
    @GoldenBeeHealingTrail 9 лет назад

    ok

  • @TheAndreas1008
    @TheAndreas1008 6 лет назад

    Are the Hebrew letters used today the same as the one used in the old Testament?

    • @BibleInteract
      @BibleInteract  6 лет назад

      Yes. I use the Times New Roman font because that is the easiest to read.

  • @DrPonner
    @DrPonner 10 лет назад

    Chet:
    Your uvular fricative is different than mine...

  • @idontfitin.3296
    @idontfitin.3296 5 лет назад

    How would you say GODS 4 letter NAME

  • @theabsolutelygoldenboyofas9812
    @theabsolutelygoldenboyofas9812 6 лет назад

    Is this correct?
    שָׁ֫מֶשׁ זָמַן
    Classical Hebrew form of the Arabic name Shamsuzzaman, Hebrew transliteration shemeshuzzaman, meaning appointed Sun or Sun of this period.

    • @BibleInteract
      @BibleInteract  6 лет назад +1

      shemesh hazeman would be "the sun of the hour (or the time), but there is no such phrase in the Masoretic text.

    • @theabsolutelygoldenboyofas9812
      @theabsolutelygoldenboyofas9812 6 лет назад

      BibleInteract Thanks. Was my Hebrew spelling right? If my Hebrew spelling is wrong, please can you spell it for me.

  • @plankproductions5102
    @plankproductions5102 6 лет назад

    how do letters have no sound/pronunciation!

  • @critically_red8722
    @critically_red8722 7 лет назад +1

    Can this be used to understand modern hebrew or old hebrew only?

    • @ronnie8253
      @ronnie8253 7 лет назад +2

      The same alphabet and language has been used for a couple thousand years, so it works for both! However, modern hebrew that you'll come across today tends not to have the vowel indicators.

  • @juanrios2526
    @juanrios2526 2 года назад

    👍

  • @ellman10
    @ellman10 8 лет назад +6

    Of course Alef has a sound! Only rarely does it function as a silent letter...
    It sounds like a e i o u 'Adam' 'End' 'Evening' 'On' etc...
    I don't mean to undermine this lady but please don't learn solely based on this video... As a native speaker and teacehr....

  • @اللهالله-ل7د
    @اللهالله-ل7د 7 лет назад

    5:51 AOE II new villager created

  • @YlmazDALKIRANscallion
    @YlmazDALKIRANscallion 10 лет назад +22

    Teaching pronunciaton of Hebrew in American accent. Frustrating...

    • @mayonnaise2001
      @mayonnaise2001 8 лет назад +4

      I lost my mind when she said gimel

    • @skyedoggett5575
      @skyedoggett5575 7 лет назад

      Yılmaz DALKIRAN check out HebrewPod101 Anna teaches the aleph bet and she is a native speaker.

    • @kentchamberlain5930
      @kentchamberlain5930 7 лет назад

      Shes too attractive...couldnt focus

    • @SDsc0rch
      @SDsc0rch 5 лет назад

      yeah but she's a PhD so she's an expert - she KNOWWWWS - her degree trumps your life knowledge!

  • @aracelyarambula3907
    @aracelyarambula3907 7 лет назад

    I'm not trying to be rude but you spelled the letters wrong. Alef is spelled with an f and beit is spelled with an i and also veit and you spell hei with an e and i

    • @tuileaves
      @tuileaves 7 лет назад

      bet vet hey i spell it like that so get over it

  • @ustmej1
    @ustmej1 10 лет назад

    Him I Mk

  • @alchemika34
    @alchemika34 6 лет назад +1

    Very close to.arabic
    ا ب ج د ه و ز

  • @prguillen
    @prguillen 7 лет назад

    the Quran has a lot of things to talk about what's written in the bible but the bible on the other hand, is silent about the Quran. the bible is complete from ordinances, commandments, statutes and teachings that the Creator already made the statement not to add nor take away from this book (the bible).

  • @yahshuashemuelnichols6551
    @yahshuashemuelnichols6551 8 лет назад

    Alef or Aleph? Why are people spelling it differently? So frustrating. Maybe I should learn from a NATIVE ?

  • @עמוסבצלאל-ז4ל
    @עמוסבצלאל-ז4ל 8 лет назад

    אני ישראלי i am israeli

  • @רוניגנץ
    @רוניגנץ 7 лет назад

    את מדברת עברית שותף?

  • @yaramyahuyasharal9118
    @yaramyahuyasharal9118 10 лет назад +2

    THE ONE WITH THE DOT IN THE MIDDLE IS YIDDISH NOT PURE AND THE ALAPH BYT ALAPH=A BYT=B THERE IS NO V SOUND THE V W AND THE U HAD THE SAME SOUND UAU

    • @heavyhead30
      @heavyhead30 4 года назад

      you are very very VERY wrong bastard

  • @chenruhamah4537
    @chenruhamah4537 8 лет назад

    I found Hebrew is hard to pronounce because it's too different from my first language😂

    • @sallylauper8222
      @sallylauper8222 4 года назад

      Hebrew is also hard to pronounce because it's spoken differently by different groups of repatriated Jews and Diaspora. The government of Israel has declined to standardize Hebrew pronunciation and romanization systems, with good reason in my opinion.

    • @sallylauper8222
      @sallylauper8222 4 года назад

      What's your 1st language?

  • @psilocybin3819
    @psilocybin3819 9 лет назад

    dmt

  • @misbahuljannah8879
    @misbahuljannah8879 8 лет назад

    hebrew is like arabic.

    • @TheMedo65
      @TheMedo65 7 лет назад

      in arabic Chet is the letter خ

  • @josephwalker2646
    @josephwalker2646 3 года назад

    Genesis Moses is not leading us into the book of word he is leading us out back to the beginning. (Example) God placed a firmament between all the word and us as word have been placed within a six feet firmament caused by the corona-tion/crown lasted a year. Next is the (word was God) goes on all this year. Next year the word will start understanding these things and it will be, the (word was with God.) Next year after the word will have their full understanding of these things and God will be one with (the Word) as they are the bride to the body of Messiah. (Bible says, God comes by the truth of your heart is your crown)means/corona, we are the word of God and our actions are the signs of word, welcome to the corona/tion. Each sentence in the Bible is a sentence from order and each sentence is a year sentence as (1 in the beginning was the word) and (2 the word was with God) and (3 the word was God) (4 and the corona/crown has placed us as word six feet of firmament from each other.) Truth of word flows eternally forward as the distortion of truth is number, numb/cold power numb/ber. The multitudes are being taken back from death/darkness as legion is many took everything from all the word. The light in the darkness is this grain of earth within this universal body and it is protecting all of life as you have a Galactic cell out there and this Galactic cell we are in right now is the body of Christ, you live the body of Christ within Omega as you have all word/will of creation upon you within each cell is a throne for all word of creation, you have your will/word of creation upon equal me/a/sure, you are a universal body, when this is over you will be shown all your action and consequence upon your Galactic realm and when trust is earnt you will claim your universal body again within this multiverse. (universe/unity of verse/unity of word. I wrote a book it is all over the world and the more I try to announce it the more I am shut down. The book is, The last shall be the first and the first shall be the last by Joseph Darrell Walker. If you know the Bible then you will know everything. Voices in head are not mental, think positive and legion as he is many will leave. Genesis/Moses isn't leading us into the darkness he is walking us out of it, so read 4,3,2,1, and it will make better sense.

  • @prguillen
    @prguillen 7 лет назад

    the Quran has a lot of things to talk about what's written in the Bible but the Bible on the other hand, is silent about the Quran. the Bible is complete from ordinances, commandments, statutes and teachings that the Creator already made the statement not to add nor take away from this book (the Bible). Moreover, the Bible talks about false prophets and false messengers. proclaiming to have revelation from above when there's non but quotations. That is why I see only hatred and political driven agenda. I've been observing since childhood how the founding fathers (held the Bible greatly) of the Constitution (of U.S.A) inspired and had helped many people from around the world to have better lives. The Saudi or Turkey who hold the Quran in their laws have not inspired and affected people from around the world to have a better lives. I was born in Philippines but grew up since at age of ten in U.S.A. my mom left Saudi for U.S. to work. She saw better future and healthy beliefs for her children to grow up with. The Author of the Quran hated the Jews who have preserved the Bible because they do not consider him as one of the prophets or messengers. I can personally say that he is not, because all the messengers from above had sent message to bring people back to God instruction. Yet the author of the Quran wanted to bring people to a different instruction.

    • @hyeok010
      @hyeok010 6 лет назад

      prguillen That is not true. Allah has said Bani-Israel (Jews) are the most praised nation ever. Allah has even sent the most of the prophets to the Jewish nation. The Quran does not hate the jews

    • @hyeok010
      @hyeok010 6 лет назад

      prguillen And we consider Musa (Mozes) as a prophet. He is even mentioned more that Prophet Muhammad. The story of Musa comes back so many times in the Quran. Let me not even begin over Isa (Jezus)...

  • @danieljester7752
    @danieljester7752 7 лет назад

    I learned tge chet talking to russians...you need to pull your tounge back a bit

  • @Jesus_is_Lord_7
    @Jesus_is_Lord_7 10 лет назад +1

    Thank you so much!

  • @GG-ub4ej
    @GG-ub4ej 7 лет назад

    Thank you very much