The song must be vibrated, that is where it gets it's power from. You can also sing it, but when pronouncing any of the Divine Names of God, aside from the words "Hashem" or "God" you are suppose to vibrate them deeply, like he does, or sing them. He did wonderful. The reason most people aren't used to this, is because your religions are not heavy on the spiritual side of things. Vibration is energy, the words coming from the mouth become alive, literally in Jewish tradition.
What would I do without someone teaching me to sing to the Father. We need this. Please continue to provide these translated terms and songs. And as for pronoucing The Father's name--That's what the enemy wants. We're powerless without it.
And your voice is kadosh (set-apart). Sounds baritone-- sounds like the voice of mayim:)
I know some will not believe this, though it is none the less true ... Yahweh filled me with the Ruach Ha-Kodesh while listening to this very song.... ?why, who knows? I was home alone last Sabbath with a heart felt desire to worship my Elohim so I wrote all the words down, listened & sang along & for some reason he blessed me for it & now this song will always hold a very special place in my heart...Thank you Yahweh & thank you Yoseph ben Ruach
I too was shocked that the L-rd's name was read aloud.
lol I remember sometimes when reading hebrew I would try to pronounce it but couldn't. I think I did so because it looks so similar to the verb "to be"
the word "יהוה" in hebrew is read as "Adonai", "יהוה" is the name you never say. the reason: never call god's name in vain. however... if you decided to read it, even that is not readable.... you should probably pronounce it: yahova.
Well, thanks. I get a lot of criticisms, so an encouraging word once in a while is appreciated.
I know I am not Pavarotti, or anything, and I do not pretend that I am. Hopefully some day I can re-record these things and make them better. But for right now I am just trying to do the best that I can with what little I have, for it is such a blessing to be able to serve His people.
Today for some reason I decided to learn a little bit of Hebrew & as I was going thru your videos (in which I learned a lot) I came across to this one & started singing it (I never heard it before). Then I watched & listened to the many other videos w/ this song & I broke down- cried like a baby. I dont cry- but this song really hit me. He is holy! I needed to hear this song. Thanks so much for your videos. God Bless you and dont stop doing what He has put in your heart to do!
okey are you kidding!!?? is that your voice??? I mean (don´t be mad at me )This song is suppossed to give a sensation of peace haha xPbut I get ennoyed .oh my God is this a comedi or something??? xP
The song must be vibrated, that is where it gets it's power from. You can also sing it, but when pronouncing any of the Divine Names of God, aside from the words "Hashem" or "God" you are suppose to vibrate them deeply, like he does, or sing them. He did wonderful. The reason most people aren't used to this, is because your religions are not heavy on the spiritual side of things. Vibration is energy, the words coming from the mouth become alive, literally in Jewish tradition.
SenseiMcComas78 1 month ago
fuck jewshh !!
drakodarkzonenehme 4 months ago
What would I do without someone teaching me to sing to the Father. We need this. Please continue to provide these translated terms and songs. And as for pronoucing The Father's name--That's what the enemy wants. We're powerless without it.
And your voice is kadosh (set-apart). Sounds baritone-- sounds like the voice of mayim:)
Shalom
MattatYah1 7 months ago
I love it.!!!
brazilian777able 7 months ago
I know some will not believe this, though it is none the less true ... Yahweh filled me with the Ruach Ha-Kodesh while listening to this very song.... ?why, who knows? I was home alone last Sabbath with a heart felt desire to worship my Elohim so I wrote all the words down, listened & sang along & for some reason he blessed me for it & now this song will always hold a very special place in my heart...Thank you Yahweh & thank you Yoseph ben Ruach
SherrieRenay 8 months ago
Qadosh or Kadosh?
elazar79 9 months ago
o please what a terrible accent and if u like singing then please do but id rather listen to some other hebrew song like mordechai ben david.
witchcerridwen 1 year ago
what is the meaning of this song?? Thank you!
michelemike1 1 year ago
scary >>>> hahahaha
Addahem1 1 year ago
@Addahem1 try to listen with the sister susanna allen hers it´s so beutiful
arubafix 1 year ago
@Addahem1
I too was shocked that the L-rd's name was read aloud.
lol I remember sometimes when reading hebrew I would try to pronounce it but couldn't. I think I did so because it looks so similar to the verb "to be"
icqraid 10 months ago
the word "יהוה" in hebrew is read as "Adonai", "יהוה" is the name you never say. the reason: never call god's name in vain. however... if you decided to read it, even that is not readable.... you should probably pronounce it: yahova.
sorry about my english.
LiorGeller 1 year ago
@LiorGeller You are just following the rabbis "theology" Torah says to CALL ON HIS NAME!
brazilian777able 7 months ago
No matter your voice, you`re making a very good labor , thanks. Shalom from Islas Canarias, Spain.
Jawafirst 1 year ago
Thanks brother for the hebrew letters. I wasn't sure how to say a couple lines but now I know. Thanks again. Shalom and blessings be upon you.
stevesilence 2 years ago
This is a great site. Thanks for all of your hard work. God Bless...
crowe4christ 2 years ago
Shalom, Bxtica,
May He shower you with His Shalom.
May He bless you and your household.
Shalom,
Norman
NazareneIsrael 2 years ago
Well, thanks. I get a lot of criticisms, so an encouraging word once in a while is appreciated.
I know I am not Pavarotti, or anything, and I do not pretend that I am. Hopefully some day I can re-record these things and make them better. But for right now I am just trying to do the best that I can with what little I have, for it is such a blessing to be able to serve His people.
NazareneIsrael 2 years ago 2
Today for some reason I decided to learn a little bit of Hebrew & as I was going thru your videos (in which I learned a lot) I came across to this one & started singing it (I never heard it before). Then I watched & listened to the many other videos w/ this song & I broke down- cried like a baby. I dont cry- but this song really hit me. He is holy! I needed to hear this song. Thanks so much for your videos. God Bless you and dont stop doing what He has put in your heart to do!
bxtica 2 years ago
I like your voice. Seriously! It's very strong
yamalynx 2 years ago
okey are you kidding!!?? is that your voice??? I mean (don´t be mad at me )This song is suppossed to give a sensation of peace haha xPbut I get ennoyed .oh my God is this a comedi or something??? xP
discipleaoaz 2 years ago
this is weird a cappella (sry spelling)
um actually it'd be yah-veh
cause that's a vav
but sometimes it is pronounced with a w out of respect but.....just wondering!
tatianacat271 3 years ago
Um, why is it scary?
I mean, aside from my singing voice (lol)?
Shalom.
NazareneIsrael 3 years ago
Kind of scary, lol.
texyjo13 3 years ago
very cute!
FlorienBloem777 3 years ago