Joshua Maria Garcia
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Summer Hebrew 6 Todah Rabbah
Summer Hebrew 6, the final reading lesson. My plan for moving forward is a writing tutorial for both block letters and cursive. I am also considering a grammar series as well, let me know if you would be interested in going deeper.
Learn to read Hebrew with Joshua Maria Garcia. Joshua has decades of experience teaching Hebrew reading and, if you follow the instructions, you can learn to read in no time.
Please like and subscribe to help Joshua expand access to the languages of the Bible. Commenting also raises engagement! The recent influx of subscribers has been so encouraging. Let's increase access to language learning together.
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Summer Hebrew 5
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It's here! Summer Hebrew 5, the penultimate lesson. That means we have just one left. My plan for moving forward is a writing tutorial for both block letters and cursive. I am also considering a grammar series as well. Learn to read Hebrew with Joshua Maria Garcia. Joshua has decades of experience teaching Hebrew reading and, if you follow the instructions, you can learn to read in no time. Ple...
Summer Hebrew 4
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Learn to read Hebrew with Joshua Maria Garcia. Joshua has decades of experience teaching Hebrew reading and, if you follow the instructions, you can learn to read in no time. Please like and subscribe to help Joshua expand access to the languages of the Bible. Commenting also raises engagement! The recent influx of subscribers has been so encouraging. Let's increase access to language learning ...
Summer Hebrew 3
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Learn to read Hebrew with Joshua Maria Garcia. Joshua has decades of experience teaching Hebrew reading and, if you follow the instructions, you can learn to read in no time. Please like and subscribe to help Joshua expand access to the languages of the Bible. Commenting also raises engagement! The recent influx of subscribers has been so encouraging. Let's increase access to language learning ...
Summer Hebrew 2
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Go back to Lesson 1: czcams.com/video/JMmkOXd7t90/video.html Learn to read Hebrew with Joshua Maria Garcia. Joshua has decades of experience teaching Hebrew reading and, if you follow the instructions, you can learn to read in no time. Please like and subscribe to help Joshua expand access to the languages of the Bible. jmariagarcia.com/
Summer Hebrew 1
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Learn to read Hebrew with Joshua Maria Garcia. Joshua has decades of experience teaching Hebrew reading and, if you follow the instructions, you can learn to read in no time. Please like and subscribe to help Joshua expand access to the languages of the Bible. jmariagarcia.com/
The God Who Bore You
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The God Who Bore You
Is God moral in the Bible?
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Is God moral in the Bible?
Do disabilities limit our ability to know God?
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Do disabilities limit our ability to know God?
God can save the wrong
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God can save the wrong
Christian Ethical Core
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Christian Ethical Core
My Conversion Story
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My Conversion Story
How Jesus Loves
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How Jesus Loves
Love and Liberation
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Love and Liberation
Beloved, cast your net
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Beloved, cast your net
A place in Judaism for believers in Jesus?
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A place in Judaism for believers in Jesus?
But don't you believe in this stuff?
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But don't you believe in this stuff?
Held in a time of PANIC
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Held in a time of PANIC

Komentáře

  • @user-eq1qs6yp4y
    @user-eq1qs6yp4y Před 3 dny

    Im atheïst and study hebrew

    • @jmariagarcia
      @jmariagarcia Před 3 dny

      Everyone has reasons for learning! And learning can be a goal all by itself. Wish you the best or your Hebrew journey.

    • @user-eq1qs6yp4y
      @user-eq1qs6yp4y Před 3 dny

      @@jmariagarcia thankypu

  • @carlaraimer718
    @carlaraimer718 Před 12 dny

    I love your style . Thanks

    • @jmariagarcia
      @jmariagarcia Před 11 dny

      @@carlaraimer718 thank you! More coming soon.

  • @carlaraimer718
    @carlaraimer718 Před 12 dny

    Thank you

  • @crbgo9854
    @crbgo9854 Před 13 dny

    Im sure there are some syntaxical diffrences and vocabulary but is it really just verb tenses as far as grammer goes?

    • @jmariagarcia
      @jmariagarcia Před 12 dny

      @@crbgo9854 not just but verb tenses are the backbone of Semitic languages, so it’s a very significant thing to be different

    • @bfunirfeyh5822
      @bfunirfeyh5822 Před 4 dny

      And phenomes, modern Hebrew lost most of the “Semitic” sounds because it was brought back to life by Europeans

    • @jmariagarcia
      @jmariagarcia Před 4 dny

      Hebrew was revived by Jews, and it included a phonetic inventory that was representative of a broad consensus among Jews of European and Asian and African settlement. It was still being used up until that point, and those sounds had long since dropped out, even among some of the Arabic speaking populations. I would not call them “Europeans” since they didn’t and don’t think of themselves that way, and it’s largely inaccurate.

    • @bfunirfeyh5822
      @bfunirfeyh5822 Před 4 dny

      @@jmariagarcia Europeans in the sense they spoke European languages. Arabic still maintains more of those phenomes associated with Semitic language eg. ghain, ain etc. which Modern Hebrew speakers don’t have (some older mizrahi, but majority don’t)

    • @jmariagarcia
      @jmariagarcia Před 4 dny

      @@bfunirfeyh5822 I would not credit ashkenazim with the revival of Hebrew personally.

  • @nitah4369
    @nitah4369 Před 15 dny

    Thank you! Very helpful and wonderful teaching ❤🇮🇱❤

  • @gretarogers1117
    @gretarogers1117 Před 16 dny

    how do I join your tutorial Joshua?

    • @jmariagarcia
      @jmariagarcia Před 15 dny

      @@gretarogers1117 there’s a signup for the email reminder in my profile/bio :)

  • @gretarogers1117
    @gretarogers1117 Před 16 dny

    such great lessons

  • @songleizhang3774
    @songleizhang3774 Před 16 dny

    Genesis 2:1, Proverbs 31:26

  • @AshaRani-ih3vr
    @AshaRani-ih3vr Před 16 dny

    Thank you so much

  • @user-gi5sv8kl7m
    @user-gi5sv8kl7m Před 16 dny

    Very impressive. Thank you, Joshua I have learned something new . Please make some more videos like these. I'm learning this language, and I'm doing well so far.

  • @flama114
    @flama114 Před 16 dny

    You are a wonderful teacher!!! Thank you for these lessons!!!

  • @jayantabhandary9333
    @jayantabhandary9333 Před 16 dny

    Thank you sir

  • @teremoli
    @teremoli Před 16 dny

  • @teremoli
    @teremoli Před 16 dny

    Toda rabbah

  • @seaphor665
    @seaphor665 Před 17 dny

    Do you have any downloadable flash cards resources?

    • @jmariagarcia
      @jmariagarcia Před 16 dny

      @@seaphor665 not right now but it’s something I’m considering for the future

  • @benardbaraza8180
    @benardbaraza8180 Před 20 dny

    Following from kenya, great how you teach this ancient language. The language of Yeshua ha Mashiach

    • @jmariagarcia
      @jmariagarcia Před 19 dny

      @@benardbaraza8180 Hi there! Thanks so much for your kind words. However, this is not the language of Yeshua/Jesus. It is the language of his ancestors about 700-1000 years before. Yeshua spoke Aramaic and Greek. Aramaic is close, especially Judean Aramaic, but still from a different language subgroup.

  • @HearTruth
    @HearTruth Před 20 dny

    תודה

  • @gretarogers1117
    @gretarogers1117 Před 20 dny

    thank you Joshua for the clarity of your lessons. I would like to join your writing classes after lesson 6

  • @nicolegallagher4319
    @nicolegallagher4319 Před 24 dny

    Oops, pushed th send before finishing. Continuing, the church altered to Tanach to give it a christological meaning. All of which are all well documented in Rabbi Tovia Singer's two volume books "Let's Get Biblical",, subtitled "Why doesn't Judaism accept the Christian Messiah". Not only was this undeniable truth, but proves beyond any shadow of a doubt the Christianity is a man made religion. I further discovered that the Greco Roman Hellenized world was full of mythological demigods, which are depicted as offspring of a deity and a mortal. I found at least 37 that had the same resume as JC, including Buddha, Attis, Krishna to name a few. Please tell me how does someone prove a virgin birth? Mary had every reason in the world to make up this story to avoid being stoned to death for her adulteress activities with likely a Roman soldier. Next, the pagan ritual of vicarious atonement, widely believed in ancient, Greece, Rome, Mesopotamia, as well as Celtic traditions. Vicarious atonement is aborant in the Tanach. Furthermore , is zero historical evidence of JC by contemporary writers of the time. Additionally, why is there no mention of the zombie Apocalypse in Matthew chapter 27: 52-54. There is solid evidence that the new testament writers were imitating Homers Odyssey. (view MythVision podcast under this title), by former Christian Bible scholars Dennis macDonald and Richard Miller. I could go on writing a book on the topic, but I'll end by saying, that you will suffer the consequences in Gehinnom for turning from the God of Israel to idolatry. Watch Rabbi Yaron Reuven's CZcams video on Gehinnom, where he sights 170 sources.

    • @jmariagarcia
      @jmariagarcia Před 24 dny

      @@nicolegallagher4319I’m not sure that there’s a point in continuing to argue with you. I practice a different religion from you, obviously we are going to disagree about some things. I will say one thing: Christianity hasn’t touched the Tanakh in any way shape or form. When we go to read it in the “original” we just pick up a Tanakh, usually by a Jewish publisher these days. The only difference is that the books are a different order. But the Christian order of the books is just an older Jewish order from the first century. Again, Judaism has changed a lot in two thousand years. If you’re going to make accusations about changes, you should be aware of the incredible transformation Judaism has undergone. But even taking difference into account, you are severely misrepresenting Judaism by threatening a stranger with Gehenna. There isn’t any halachic basis for that, nor really for your accusation of idolatry. I was trained to be a rabbi, I’m very well aware of these things. You’re welcome to disagree, but you need to remain respectful if you want continued access to my content.

  • @nicolegallagher4319
    @nicolegallagher4319 Před 25 dny

    Your story is incomprehensible. I was raised in Christianity, spent 64 years believing the nonsense of this man made religion. Having had many unanswered questions over all those years, I finally took the time to do some research into the claims of Christianity. I'll grant you the 500 contradictions and inconsistencies in the New testament, but the blatant corruption done to the Tanach but the church was shocking. The church literally changed the original text to give a

  • @mariasoto7046
    @mariasoto7046 Před 25 dny

  • @Catherine9000
    @Catherine9000 Před 25 dny

    Absolutely love these lessons! Thank you

  • @IleneRosner
    @IleneRosner Před 25 dny

    Your teaching is really awesome! Thank you it really is helping me read

  • @amandaperschbacher4081

  • @thomaspunnoose439
    @thomaspunnoose439 Před 25 dny

    My dear teacher, it's wonderful ! Please continue teachings. Thank you.

  • @Inna-ih7nv
    @Inna-ih7nv Před 26 dny

    PALESTINE IS ONE 1917

  • @Inna-ih7nv
    @Inna-ih7nv Před 26 dny

    PALESTINE IS ONE 1917

  • @user-zl2tb8lx5i
    @user-zl2tb8lx5i Před 27 dny

    I started following you today and I am SO ENJOYING your teaching...the in-depth detailed explanations in such a FUN way...I am ENJOYING the class...I am learning and laughing at times (with you)...THANK YOU

  • @mingosutu
    @mingosutu Před 28 dny

    Wow, ana with the stress on last a pronounced anaa, means exactly the same thing in my language which is an African Cushitic language!! What a coincidence!!

    • @jmariagarcia
      @jmariagarcia Před 28 dny

      @@mingosutu probably not! That’s not so far away. There are so many relationships between Hebrew and other Semitic Languages, some Northeast African languages, even PIE.

    • @mingosutu
      @mingosutu Před 28 dny

      @@jmariagarcia You are probably right but my language is Cushitic not Semitic unless it is a borrowed word.

  • @xolang
    @xolang Před 29 dny

    Thanks for recognizing the fact that it's not always summer in June. 😊 İn fact İ come from an equatorial country where you have neither summer nor winter. 😃

    • @jmariagarcia
      @jmariagarcia Před 29 dny

      I live in New England, but our seasons don't exist anymore because of climate change so now we are basically subtropical. -_-

  • @user-uw5nk6js7w
    @user-uw5nk6js7w Před 29 dny

    Thank you❤❤❤❤

  • @user-uw5nk6js7w
    @user-uw5nk6js7w Před 29 dny

    ❤❤❤

  • @nicolegallagher4319
    @nicolegallagher4319 Před 29 dny

    Enjoyed your Hebrew teaching, but I'm puzzled. Do you believe in the אחד God of Israel, or are you an idol worshipper of JC Penney?

    • @jmariagarcia
      @jmariagarcia Před 29 dny

      I have never heard that before and that’s hilarious. I feel like I should be offended, but I’m too busy laughing! 😂 Good question. I am Jewish, was born Jewish, raised with Jewish identity by not super religious parents. But my mother’s family is Christian. I went through a lot of formal Jewish education, became very religious, and was on my way to becoming a rabbi, then had a conversion experience and became a Christian. So I am a Christian, catholic, specifically Episcopalian. But, to be clear, Jewish law does not necessarily consider Christianity to be idol worship. It depends on which authorities you ask, even in the Orthodox world today. Either way, yes I worship the One God of Israel, who I believe is the Trinity.

  • @tracktha1
    @tracktha1 Před měsícem

    Luv'd it, very informative... Thank you💯

  • @maggieharris2248
    @maggieharris2248 Před měsícem

    Wow! Thank you so much! Can’t wait to hear more. This was really helpful.

  • @dwalthart
    @dwalthart Před měsícem

    Excellent content and teaching style. How far are you going to cover?

    • @jmariagarcia
      @jmariagarcia Před měsícem

      @@dwalthart I will be covering everything you need to know to be able to read. At least for now!

  • @logitchy
    @logitchy Před měsícem

    תודה אח. שלום ^w^ very helpful stuff man. thank you so much! excited to improve my hebrew

  • @henrysolomons900
    @henrysolomons900 Před měsícem

    Thank you!

  • @missirina6912
    @missirina6912 Před měsícem

    ❤ Shabat SHALOM! ❤ I'm learning Hebrew and I see everybody has a different Hebrew 😂😭🤔 By the way: is it BEiN or BEN (son) ? As far as I know it is "BEN" ! Otherwise those two horizontal dots are for ONE vowel sounding: "E" or TWO vowels sounding "Ei" ??? 😳 I have never heard of "Ei", but I learn from another two students... (Or this must come with the English phonetical system, isn't it? That letter E is pronounced "ei", in English.) I'm neither an English native speaker; thanks! TODA RABA!

    • @jmariagarcia
      @jmariagarcia Před měsícem

      @@missirina6912 in Biblical Hebrew it should be ‘bein.’ In modern Hebrew it is ‘ben.’

  • @rubyerickson9964
    @rubyerickson9964 Před měsícem

    Listen I would go to this evening prayer

  • @bwreed6610
    @bwreed6610 Před měsícem

    Is this Biblical Hebrew or Modern Hebrew please?

    • @jmariagarcia
      @jmariagarcia Před měsícem

      @@bwreed6610 This is Biblical with standard pronunciation used in the Jewish world and the Academy today.

    • @danielwatkins877
      @danielwatkins877 Před měsícem

      He says he's using modern pronunciation in the beginning of the video. The good news for you is that other than pronunciation, they're not super different.

    • @bwreed6610
      @bwreed6610 Před měsícem

      @@jmariagarcia Thank you.

    • @bwreed6610
      @bwreed6610 Před měsícem

      @@danielwatkins877 Thank you.

    • @jmariagarcia
      @jmariagarcia Před měsícem

      @@danielwatkins877but not Modern Hebrew as in Israeli Hebrew. There are some significant differences between Classical and Modern grammar. Like Classical doesn’t have true tenses and Modern has a ton of influence from Aramaic, Arabic, and English. Classical tends to also be more “terse” and use far less words to say the same things.

  • @josezetino9637
    @josezetino9637 Před měsícem

    Thank you I find it easy

  • @marahbarettabaretta
    @marahbarettabaretta Před měsícem

    Grateful!

  • @abrbawelde6157
    @abrbawelde6157 Před měsícem

    I need to attend the class

    • @jmariagarcia
      @jmariagarcia Před měsícem

      @@abrbawelde6157 there’s a signup link in my CZcams profile

    • @user-iu5ol1cd2o
      @user-iu5ol1cd2o Před 14 dny

      How much does it cost to attend the class??

    • @jmariagarcia
      @jmariagarcia Před 14 dny

      @@user-iu5ol1cd2o It’s free, paid for by the church. We encourage folks who would can to donate to support this work, but there’s never any pressure.

  • @gideonemeahara3109
    @gideonemeahara3109 Před měsícem

    Thanks Joshua. You just earn a subscriber. Shalom.❤

  • @user-oy8eu9tf3k
    @user-oy8eu9tf3k Před měsícem

    MetsoYan ,toda raba

  • @dwalthart
    @dwalthart Před měsícem

    Thanks for the thoroughness. Some of the vowel combo’s I’ve never heard before by any teacher. I don’t like surprises!

    • @jmariagarcia
      @jmariagarcia Před měsícem

      @@dwalthart there shouldn’t be surprises!! We’re learning a very systematic and regular language here. 🫡😄

  • @flama114
    @flama114 Před měsícem

    Awesome!! You are truly gifted as a teacher!! Thank you!!

  • @flama114
    @flama114 Před měsícem

    Fantastic teacher!!! Thank you and am so looking forward to more of your great lessons!!!

  • @lesliec9311
    @lesliec9311 Před měsícem

    I don't get the ah's . What is the difference between the two?

    • @jmariagarcia
      @jmariagarcia Před měsícem

      @@lesliec9311 there isn’t a difference in standard pronunciation but there was in classical Hebrew. There are grammatical differences but that comes later. :)

    • @katialbert
      @katialbert Před měsícem

      If you talk to a Yemenite Jew, they can most likely pronounce certain letters the old, gutteral way. But nobody really uses those sounds anymore. You can try to Google ancient Hebrew pronunciation. I think there's at least one video of it.

    • @jmariagarcia
      @jmariagarcia Před měsícem

      @@katialbert yes absolutely! Yemenite is still very similar to reconstructed Classical, probably in part due to Arabic influence. I am planning a short video on Classical pronunciation. Coming soon!