Listen & Learn Hebrew immersion Judges 2:1-2. Rabbi explains every word in Hebrew

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  • čas přidán 9. 07. 2024
  • 00:00 Intro
    00:30 current class schedule
    00:54 opening Hebrew prayer (freeform) with translation
    01:37 Hebrew Judges 2.1
    01:48 lamed hey verb, vav conversive: vaya’al - ויעל
    02:14 Technical term: Malakh Hashem - מלאך יי
    02:41 the Malakh Hashem has a specific role, mouthpiece of God
    02:58 a specific place of ancient sanctuary, hagilgal - הגלגל
    04:20 very short section marked by peh - פ
    04:41 possible gezera shava with apostolic writings
    07:15 imperfect aspect in Hebrew usually maps to present/future in English
    07:30 imperfect aspect in this case indicates past time
    08:07 the imperfect aspect hints of an ongoing process
    08:30 Septuagint: ἀνεβίβασεν - aorist usually translated as past
    09:31 BHS critical apparatus suggested a vav conversive that will change it to perfect
    10:36 vav conversive functioning as double duty
    11:44 hollow verb, vav disappear. Bo - בּוֹא
    11:58 hiphil binyan, causative, vav conversive. Va’avi - ואביא
    13:07 proof that it was not a normal messenger’s words
    14:21 pre-incarnate Yeshua, mouthpiece of God Almighty
    15:45 vav conversive, aleph for 1st person, two aleph collapse into one, vaomar - ואמר
    16:29 ancient pronunciation of aleph
    17:38 geminate verbs, two same letters in a verbal root, one of it disappears
    18:10 hiphil binyan, collapsed yod changes the vowel. Afer - אפר
    19:22 the covenant is eternal. Yeshua did not invalidate the covenant
    21:22 imperfect aspect “I will not destroy”. Lo afer - לא־אפר
    22:02 Hebrew Judges 2.1 reread
    22:59 Hebrew Judges 2.2
    23:17 the flexibility of vav
    24:15 tav תin the beginning - second person, u ו at the end - plural
    24:46 emphatic pronoun
    25:26 Hebrew idiom: cut a covenant meaning made a covenant
    26:44 BeGaD KePhaT letter lose dagesh if preceded closely by a vowel, ברית
    27:36 active participle, drop the mem, construct form - יושׁבי
    28:54 demonstrative adjective has to match the subject, in this case feminine הארץ הזּאת
    29:50 adding mem in front of verb to create a word that is useful to the verb. Example מִזְבֵּחַ
    30:29 Hebrew parallelism, do not make a covenant, and tear down their altars
    31:03 nun assimilated, strong dagesh in 2nd tav תּתּצוּן
    31:40 inlegal illegal mnemonic
    33:33 paragogic nun at the end, functions as emphatic תּתּצוּן
    33:41 Parallel: emphatic pronoun and emphatic nun
    35:00 Hebrew idiom: hear voice means obey. Shema beqol - שמע בקל
    37:02 Hebrew Judges 2.2 reread
    37:47 closing
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Komentáře • 5

  • @RSGC
    @RSGC Před 8 dny +1

    Baruch Hashem! Toda raba

  • @margaretdavis8113
    @margaretdavis8113 Před 2 dny +1

    🙏👍👍

  • @RSGC
    @RSGC Před 8 dny +1

    Great learning. Words Very well dissected and clearly explained ❤

  • @NickThompson-e2d
    @NickThompson-e2d Před 8 dny

    To be fair, He never established that covenant with הגויים, but exclusively Israel. And a premil Christian would not see that being eradicated but potentiated with Jeremiah’s ברית הדשה.

    • @HebrewLiteracy
      @HebrewLiteracy  Před 5 dny

      How would you handle Ephesians 2 which discusses how the goyim (Greek Ethnoi - think "ethnics") *WERE* apart from the dietheikei (covenants) ... but now have been brought into the commonwealth of Israel?