have a question about Genesis 3:1-5 the word "ye" can mean singular or plural, when the serpent is saying "ye" does he mean just "you/ye" singular to the woman, or plural as in both the woman and the man will die, i don't know anyone that knows Hebrew, thanks
in created (בראשית) she reads the hiriq as a long e (ee)...
in G♥D's name she also reads it as a long e (ee)...
in water (המים) she reads the hiriq as a long i (ii)...
That's VERY confusing... does this niqqudot have the same pronounciation, long e, in every word with every letter... or is this some type of variation??? like "i before e except after c", "hiriq is long e (ee) except under a yod"... LOL...
I noticed an advertisement for your channel. I am interested in the original Hebrew translations of the Holy Bible, as I believe these would be the most accurate ones still available today. Although I strive to learn as much as possible about Jesus Christ and Bible prophecies, learning the Hebrew language would be difficult for me. Your teaching skills are excellent. Shalom!
No, it isn't. Proper pronunciation is quite different. The one they are teaching here is the Modern one with an European accent.
I was asking if they teach it according to Middle Eastern traditions and pronunciation. Why should someone lean Hebrew with a Germanic-like pronunciation?
Todah (thanks). We use the modern pronunciation. (Sometimes you can hear a slight guttural pronunciation for the Chet and Ayin). This is the dominant pronunciation for Hebrew in Israel.
@Rodrj82 just to support you: In 1985 I studied Theology in my country, the tutor made a statement on biblical hebrew, which we all took as gospel. 26 years later hear I am listening to Sigal Zohar, and after a month of this, I have realised my tutor at that time didn't know what he was talking about. My lesson to you all is this: don't listen to a pratt who never bothered to talk the talk and walk the walk. For each person it is different, but you certainly have to take that walk.
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have a question about Genesis 3:1-5 the word "ye" can mean singular or plural, when the serpent is saying "ye" does he mean just "you/ye" singular to the woman, or plural as in both the woman and the man will die, i don't know anyone that knows Hebrew, thanks
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TheAdamRMoore 3 weeks ago
It's VERY confusing the way she reads this...
in created (בראשית) she reads the hiriq as a long e (ee)...
in G♥D's name she also reads it as a long e (ee)...
in water (המים) she reads the hiriq as a long i (ii)...
That's VERY confusing... does this niqqudot have the same pronounciation, long e, in every word with every letter... or is this some type of variation??? like "i before e except after c", "hiriq is long e (ee) except under a yod"... LOL...
danix803 1 month ago
@danix803 Shalom, Thank you Dani (todah)
There is no length difference in Hebrew in pronunciation.
learnClassicalHebrew 3 weeks ago
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I noticed an advertisement for your channel. I am interested in the original Hebrew translations of the Holy Bible, as I believe these would be the most accurate ones still available today. Although I strive to learn as much as possible about Jesus Christ and Bible prophecies, learning the Hebrew language would be difficult for me. Your teaching skills are excellent. Shalom!
shalimarsgirl 9 months ago
HOW OR WHERE CAN FIND THIS IN SPANISH???
EllaFerrer 1 year ago
Do you guys teach with the proper Hebrew pronunciation too or only with modern one?
Rodrj82 1 year ago
@Rodrj82 thats proper Hebrew. Weren't you paying attention?
kingdomheart4ever 11 months ago
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No, it isn't. Proper pronunciation is quite different. The one they are teaching here is the Modern one with an European accent.
I was asking if they teach it according to Middle Eastern traditions and pronunciation. Why should someone lean Hebrew with a Germanic-like pronunciation?
Rodrj82 11 months ago
@Rodrj82 Oh ok xD I dont Hebrew thats why. My bad, sorry.
kingdomheart4ever 11 months ago
Todah (thanks). We use the modern pronunciation. (Sometimes you can hear a slight guttural pronunciation for the Chet and Ayin). This is the dominant pronunciation for Hebrew in Israel.
learnClassicalHebrew 11 months ago
@Rodrj82 just to support you: In 1985 I studied Theology in my country, the tutor made a statement on biblical hebrew, which we all took as gospel. 26 years later hear I am listening to Sigal Zohar, and after a month of this, I have realised my tutor at that time didn't know what he was talking about. My lesson to you all is this: don't listen to a pratt who never bothered to talk the talk and walk the walk. For each person it is different, but you certainly have to take that walk.
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