Introduction to Biblical Hebrew Part 1
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- Start learning Biblical Hebrew today! This is a part of our "Intermediate Biblical Hebrew Online Course"!
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Course content:
1. Noun Sentence
2. Feminine Nouns
3. Plural Nouns
4. Pronouns
5. Adjectives
6. Possessive Endings
7. Verb Tense Complete
8. Prepositions
9. Verb Tense Incomplete
10. Reversing Vav and Word Pairs
11. This, these, and “to be”
12. Prepositions with endings
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Once you know the Hebrew alphabet, both to recognize the letters and to be able to write them in cursive, you can work with words in the original language. You can also learn to use an online interlinear Bible to identify verses that use the these Hebrew words.
We're following the pronunciation of the synagogue and of Hebrew spoken in Israel today.
YOU ARE A PERFECT HEBREW TEACHER THANKS GRATEFULLY
Thank you for a course like this. I have been slowly learning Hebrew for the last couple of years. The problem with the way its presented in most other places is its all in a grammar context. Thank you for teaching the usage of the language first. Now I'll have some context to put the grammar in. Excellent teaching method.
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What a precious woman! Thank you so much for giving us the tool to understand God's words better and draw closer to Him as a result! : )
Dear Mrs. Davis:
Thanks for your awesome lessons that lead smoothly through such a different language with a different alphabet yet made easy by you kindness and teaching skills.
May the Lord keep blessing you!
wow jsut found this.... Ive been learning biblical Hebrew for a few months and have just got right into it. Im recognising and reading words, but am confused with puting together, strings of words. I really like how you are making the sentences and explaining the 'implied' words etc... This helps a LOT. Thanks you for the free materials and workbooks which are invaluable. 'Freely you have received, freely give.' Matt 10:8
ive just started learning too!! isnt it just so rewarding :) god bless this woman
I love you because you have the sweetest voice in the world
Ann I swear God sent you to me. When you speak it's like Yeshua speaking! Thank you!
Tish W we are so blessed by your kind words!
Tish W Baruch HaShem
Woll, I meeted What I Need To learn Hebro Language, Oh my Lord teach me your Hebro's Word. Thank you very much teacher.
We are grateful for your way of teaching and your smiling evenif the courses are difficult .thanks.
Thank you for your kind comment. Do you have any suggestions of how I can make the courses easier? Do I go too fast before taking you to the next lesson? Would a teaching video after each lesson demonstrating what you are learning help? Any other suggestions?
Yes indeed. I understood just what you were saying, and I applaud you for the love of God's language!
Thank you for giving insight into the introduction and Hebrew alphabets, vowels, and simplifying language!
Awesome. Great teaching style. I love the way you approach this, not as disconnected but as an integral part of scripture. Teaching Hebrew in conjunction with the scripture makes this subject not so daunting and tedious as the normal sterile academic approach to learning when you're inundated with minutiae and not anchoring it to the subject.
I most appreciate when you say that your passion is the scripture and the Hebrew language as a tool.
Thank you, Dr Davis for an awesome lesson. I am looking forward to the next time. I am going to rehearse this lesson till I learn it then I will return for the next one because i really want to internalize it and learn it. I would love to be able to read the Hebrew Bible and understand what i am reading. God Bless you and Shalom.
Certain words from God.i love it and how i bless to have a teacher like you.
Thank you so much madam.... I've looking the way to read the torah and finally i find your first lesson.... This is fantastic.... Thanks again.
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Very interesting!
Shalom
Moira
From England.
Dr.Anne Davis, Very very sorry to have missed you for the circumstances of the Covid 19, etc. It is so good to meet you after a very long break. So inspiring to hear you teach Hebrew. May God bless you and everyone who enjoys learning by appreciating your zeal and fervour for the Word of God. Wish you and pray for a happy and blessed new year for you and your students everywhere around the world. May the work of the Lord grow and prosper! Amen
Thanks for de class. It was wonderful.
The best I've ever seen.
In this time I'm teaching basic Hebrew in Kathmandu those who are going to Israel for work so that I am interested to learn better for better teacher
beautiful learning with you ma'am
Thank you.....most kind to make time for us : )
Thank you for the wonderful explanation and clarity in explanation.
Thank You, Doctor. It's a powerfull teaching hebrew.
Thank you for your excellent suggestion!
I love your class mom...I really want to learn Hebrew thank you so much...may God bless you
Thank you so much for such a wonderful lesson. You are an great teacher. 🙏🏻❤️
i learn more and i love your teaching..deep..Thank you.
Shalom ❤️
Thank you for the great job you are doing. I hope to get my head around Hebrew and you are a blessing to me in that effort.
Love these videos
One of the hindrances that keeps me from seriously studying Biblical Hebrew is the actual application of it. My passion is also the scripture, the sole reason that I want to study it. I want to know whether the countless translations of the bible today reflect the real and original words of God. The question is: Where can we found the original Hebrew bible, is it existing? If it is, then it really makes sense to study Hebrew.
Isn't original Hebrew Bible the one written in Torah Scroll?
Er Andres the original Hebrew text is lost. It was transcribed into Greek, then back to Hebrew. This is the Hebrew text we have, with some backup from the Dead Sea scrolls, where there is remarkably little difference between our received text and those original scrolls. It makes sense to study Hebrew because some constructs do not exist in English. We miss the puns and double entendres and the original poetic rhythm. Lots of reasons. PS. The Hebrew uses both male and female references to God. For example!
THANK YOU VERY MUCH PEACE..
Your lessons are the best! Thank you!
Anne Davis oh just saw this, looks like I missed it 😕
Excellent!
ok so I really love these lessons....buuut...everytime I look at a new page it seems that everyone has there own version of the Hebrew alephbet and I look at this and there is still subtle variations to what is written in my torah. It just seems like there is no sure fire way to learn this language written or spoken that everyone can agree on . ( just like the way to worship as well ) 🤔😄😄 Anyway I will continue with the lessons and put the pieces together myself in the end 😊 Halleluyah or Hallelujah and shallom 😉😋😆☺
You're very good, you are!
Shalom
Oh ❣️❣️❣️Thank you ❣️❣️❣️this is Tov , really wonderful ❣️❣️📖😊
תודה
תודה .
I LOVE THE GENTLE TEACHER!
Very good lesson, thank you!!
The Paleo-Hebrew letter "tau" is near the north star!
Google, the Northern Cross, by Aquilla Fleetwood, youtube!
OUR FATHER WHO ART IN HEAVEN HALLOWED BE THY NAME THY KINGDOM COME THY WILL be DONE amen
i think i am getting it
Please direct me to the Part 2,3,4 and so on. I cannot find it.
That was great! thank you
THANK YOU
Thanks! Excellent!
wow thank you so much for these lessons!!!! to put it to use so quick is just amazing, where would i be able to do the whole course?
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We are so pleased that you are finding these lessons fruitful
Shalom
@@BibleInteract considered and i shall :) so much wonderful material to get stuck into, thank you again
AMAZING TEACHER. THANK YOU HOW DO I CONTINUE. LOVE IT
Hello Jila! This is the first video session of our Intermediate Biblical Hebrew Course. It has 12 lessons, and 4 practice videos for each lesson with brief quizzes so you can review your progress! We have a modest fee to take the course that helps us pay for our website and we also have scholarships available if you are interested in taking the course. You can try out the first full lesson free by signing up here: www.bibleinteract.com/intermediate-biblical-hebrew-course
Nice, thank you!
An American coincidence is a good way to remember”melech”: the Hebrew consonants can be transcribed into MLK, the initials of Dr. Martin Luther KING.
Great suggestion, Allan. I call this an "analytical" method of memorizing vocabulary where one associates something easy to remember with the sound of a new word. This is the way that I learn, but it is not for everyone since we're all different. Some use flash cards, and others write the word over and over again. What other methods of memorization are there?
Ani ohebet Ibrit; HaAleph-Tov. Todah Rabah! Did I get that right?
Wow, ani is "I" in Arabic, I believe
Close! It’s “Ana” أنا
@Mehrdad the Zandik السلام عليكم
Bro, is the Iraqi dialect hard to learn?
@Mehrdad the Zandik The similarities are amazing
It would be clearer to highlight the word you are reading each time so we know which word you are reading and be able to follow. Also maybe if we can see you side by side the words, with you pointing to the words, we can follow your pronunciation, because, for example, I wasn’t sure if ABRAHAM was pronounced AVRAHAM in Hebrew, but if I saw you pronounce it, I would have been able to make it out. Otherwise, thanks very much for your help.
yo ablo español.
Hello , thanks a lot for this teaching I d like to say that the Lord pointed to his true and real Name he had chosen If you are all interested , I can give some clues and explanation , since I have studied this topic since 2005.
There is another great topic : why Jesus came from the tribe of Judah , as the Lion of Judah .
Wonderful lesson. I'm more interested in Hebrew now.
romi llanos mamani Hi Romi, We are so happy to hear we have peaked your interest. 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
thank you for information a b out Hebrew course.
I finish level Alef plus but I need to learn more in the class with mass in Israel. do you have any course l I ke that?
I Cant do using ah knee.I have yo see it as it is make correct associations ah knee is an extra step too many.for me.I just read letter and hear found a d that's how I Lear .
I was wrongfully injected with overdose of antipsuychotics it definitely affects language.
Shalom
Would you be able to offer me credit for my study of Biblical Hebrew. I have plans to return to Israel soon and study at the University of Jerusalem. I am also a nurse and have aspirations to become a holistic physician. I am a mother of three and military spouse currently living in South Korea. I am very busy, but I share your passion of scripture. Specifically, Biblical Hebrew. I desire to be more and do more and ultimately understand more of scripture.
Kol Tov,
Sarai
נחמד לראות שלומדים עברית..
I would like to continue on with all the other parts. Can you please let me have the cost?
Hello Ariel, this video is part of our Intermediate Biblical Hebrew Online Course available on our website at www.bibleinteract.com/online-courses ... it is currently on sale for $95!
Amen
before it's too late
Too late for what?
Please can you explain why, in the shema, we are to love The Lord with all our heart, soul and ‘very’ (maod) ? Noun, noun then adjective? Bob
Biblical Hebrew is not precise like English. מְאֹד can either be an adverb (most common usage) or a noun meaning power, might or strength.
Many thanks for your speedy and helpful response. Blessings. Bob
Is there a part 2 to this?
Hello Jim! Yes, there are other parts. This video is a part of our "Intermediate Biblical Hebrew" Online Course. Here's the link to the course: bibleinteract.com/?p=6015
I have learned father to be aba.
please teach Hebrew language in Hindi language for Indians thanks
Why do you all keep pronouncing the Bet and the waw as va there is no v sound in Hebrew.
Oh yes there is. It depends on whether there is a dagesh (dot) in the middle of the letter.
BibleInteract no there is not. That v sound pronunciation is new. There was no V sound in Anicent or biblical Hebrew. They v sound only came in to play to pronounce word from other language that have that sound in them.
@@rastimotewosammilewi5969 Who told you so? Judas?
@@rastimotewosammilewi5969 Nope, sorry. You've been misinformed. Please see Nehemia Gordon at nehemiahswall.
www.nehemiaswall.com/historical-pronunciation-vav
People studying Hebrew, be respectful!
If the name is AVRAHAM, why do people pronounce ABRAHAM? Can't they see the letter V there?
Mariya
It's just how languages have evolved.
JordanTheFlag , is that how language evolve that they have to name Yahusha with totally different name “Jesus” ? It’s ridiculous. It’s like removing the name and forgetting the name.
Mariya
Well, first, his name was commonly known as Yeshua, not "Yahshua." He has the same name as Joshua, which in Hebrew is "Yehoshua." Jesus spoke Aramaic, like most other Judeans in the first century. In Aramaic, his name is "YESHUA."
That's why we call him by his Aramaic name usually because it's a translation from Hebrew which was a dead language in the first century. Hebrew was only spoken to read the Tanakh; other than that, Aramaic dominated the Judean land.
Anyway, the Greeks saw the word "Yeshua" and encountered some issues. It was an Aramaic name, and Greek is not Aramaic… obviously; one is Indo-European and one is Semitic.
The Greeks lacked a "SH" sound, and Greek names followed specific rules which meant some had to end with an S.
Thus, Yeshua was rvelved into "Yea-soos."
www.unlearnthelies.com/how-yeshua-became-jesus.html
JordanTheFlag , if Messiah’s name was the same as Joshua, why did they keep it for Joshua and had to change it to “jesus” for the Messiah? Obviously, someone wanted to erase the name of salvation YAHUSHA which means YAHUAH SAVES. Plus, even Joshua is wrong because there is no J in Hebrew.
Mariya
No.
No need to be a conspiracist like many Christians. The reason Joshua and Jesus are different is so people don't confuse the two. Joshua just didn't evolve as much as Jesus did. And no, Jesus' name is not "Yahusha"; his name in Aramaic is "Yeshua," simply "salvation," not "YHWH is salvation." And יהושע is also not "Yahusha"; Its been pronounced for centuries as Yehoshua, same with Yeshua. And there is no linguistic evidence to claim the Tetragrammaton (YHWH; יהוה) is pronounced "Yahuah." We don't know how it was pronounced because Rabbinic Jews taught a doctrine which is not from YHWH - that YHWH's name is to not be uttered. It could have been "Yeh-ho-wah," "Yah-way," "Yiyh-way," etc.
We don't know, so it's best we write it and not pronounce it.
is there any modern Hebrew Bible translation for the ones who can't read the Bible in ancient Hebrew?
Yes, but it's worth making the effort to read the original because it is so beautiful and timeless.
How do I get all sessions?
Good morning Connie, we now have all the sessions following this video in our Intermediate Hebrew Course on our website! You can find both our Beginner and Intermediate courses here: www.bibleinteract.com/online-courses
Аtta is bye in latvian
Is my grammar right?
I [am] God
אני אל
please stop. you’re not God.
Good mnemonic for King: Mel (Melon) Loch ((Loch Ness Monster):)
אנ דאויש, אני נאו כאנ ריט ינ ענרי ניכאש יר וניו. טונא שישטר, טונא טונאאאאאאא.
In your showing of Luke 24:44, it says JC must fulfill the writing of the law of Moses, Prophets, and the Psalms. Problem is, he didn't fulfill any of these, especially Isiah 2:4. And don't tell me he'll get it on his second coming which is an unfalsifiable claim. Technically, he came a second time when he allegedly rose from the dead. And the Hebrew bible is not the old testament, it's the Tanach which is the Torah, Nevi'im and Ketuvim. HaShem clearly commands that nothing is to be added or subtracted from it. The New Testament clearly violates this command. There is only one G-d as written in multiple passages, and there is no other savoir. This is why the Jews never excepted JC since he was a false prophet. Also vicarious atonement and ritualistic cannabulism (communion) were common practices in the Greco Roman era and aborant in the Tanach. The Christian old testament has been corrupted by the church; moreover, they even changed the the order of the Torah, Nevi'im and Psalms. Their sinister action of placing the writings before the prophets has the unsuspecting reader not knowing the antidote for sin by placing the them at the book of Matthew and the cross. It is clear in the writing that JC is a 5th wheel, and all your sins can and will be forgiven just by doing teshuva and asking HaShem for forgiveness. Worship of JC is idolatry and has a penalty of death according to the Torah. The 2.4 Christians believing that they are going to heaven, will find themselves in Gehinnom. I'm not talking out of school here, having believed in the man made religion of Christianity for 64 years. I left skid marks leaving the church, as did my husband. We both worship only the one true G-d of Israel.
YHVH doesn't mean Lord
If your concern is the scripture and not the language, you will find it in the scripture that Elohim HImself declares His Name and Psalmists sing praises to His Name. 'His name is unspeakable' is mythical teaching.
I encourage you to use any name for God that you choose. As for me, I began learning Hebrew in Israel and then continued my study with a Jewish teacher in our community. Jews do not say the tetragrammaton out of reverence because they consider it holy. That was part of my instruction when I was learning Hebrew, and I continue this practice out of reverence for my Jewish colleagues. But again, you should feel free to use any name for God that you choose.
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As an individual who is studying the word of God.. it seems like by you taking off the rest of the videos is not Christ like... learning of Him is free... And if you are not satisfied by what you are getting from just the adds and you are looking for more money to study what was already there... It's pretty darn selfish... Please put your videos back for all who are interested in learning... and if you say well it cost me money and Time... Well... Just get back into the word of God and find out what it costed the Savior to save you!!! Hope you do.. for your sake.. and the glory of God!!! NOT YOU!!!
All of our teachers are volunteers, and so is our Executive Director. We rely on member and partner support to pay the cost of filming and production. It is a sad commentary that Christians expect everything to be free.
Obviously you are not one... Please repent and seek the Lord with all your heart or spend eternity in outer darkness weeping wailing gnashing of teeth wishing you had a drop of water...
Al Pileggi: ''. . .the workman is worthy of his hire.'' Luke 10:7b
I have been listening to Jacob prasch and Bill randles for the past 2 yrs on CZcams and they haven't asked me for a penny... They are preaching the word.. they deserve the workman's rate... This is Hebrew not preaching... 2 totally different situations yo... Paul wasn't teaching Hebrew... He was preaching the gospel.... Peace yo....
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Madam! Sorry, but you do have a terrible American accent! You are wrong with 95% of sounds! We are the native Hebrew speakers have the absolutely different fonetics! Sorry, ma'am!
Thank you