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You were recording this at 3:30 in the morning?

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good job. well done my brothers

Thank you.

thank you so much. One have to repet all the time and being able to use ivrit in real live. thanks for providing also the reading and translating

Thanks I just found your Channel and enjoy hearing in Hebrew as I have been trying to read in Hebrew

How can i fined your live chat

Hello

Need something like this for Greek New Testament. Wish I could have had when I was studying Greek and Hebrew

Just found this! I am so excited!

info sounds wrong on the vowels of the Tetragram - well contradicted by numerous Hebrew scholars

The Christian OT ends with Malachi? I was taught that the Jewish OT ended with chronicles 🤷🏼‍♂️

1 corinthians 6: 9-10

1 corinthians 6:9-10

1 corinthians 6:9

Sorry for the question but, is יהושע the same name from Jesus Christ ?

Hi admins of this Hebrew channel. What time do you hold this reading café

Proverbs 31:2

Very well done, thanks so much for i have been trying to learn Hebrew for some time. With your help I am encouraged. Bob

It's hard for me to be able to catch you live but thanks for another great show

beautiful!

Thank you very much! I love reciting the שמע along with you and learning the Hebrew grammar and vocabulary.

Like the live stream but it is at a bad time for me

Thanks!!

Is that Jason Hare?

Colton,how you got interested in hebrew language?

This is gold ❤ 👌

I would just like to point out that tav still has the two sounds in certain communities like chabad. Unless people know this, new Hebrew readers or non chabad get confused and thrown when first visiting these synagogues. Enjoying revision so far. Looking forward to see how you tackle the meatier stuff. 🎉

Hey. Any chance you can do those Hebrew flashcards with Peppa Pig?

*promo sm*

Enjoyed the program. I wonder if sentence 5 might be referencing Genesis 5 verse 24? This day I am taking you heavenward? Not the exact wording though in the Torah.

Why colton is interested in learn hebrew?

I am learning Hebrew on my own, and find it very useful to hear the pronunciation of the language. These lessons are very helpful to me. Thank you.

Are you still here?

Love you! ❤

Hey Jase!

Jason,how you fell in love with hebrew language?

Thank you for your thorough presentation. I found it fascinating that the phrasing of 'troubler of Israel' finds its way into the Elijah tale. Joshua (Jesus) son of Nun is mentioned only twice after his (2nd?) death in Judges. Once just before Elijah is mentioned and once in Nehemiah. I believe the authors were pointing to comparisons with Joshua (Jesus) son of Nun. Have any of you noticed any linguistic similarities between the falling of the walls of Jericho, with the Levites circling the city, and the celebration of building the walls of Jerusalem in Nehemiah, where the Levites play music and circle Jerusalem???

Hi Jonathan!!!!!

Yes

I can hear you... Shalom from Jax NC

At timestamp 37:03, now this is only my observation concerning the use of the מימי/ מי when you read (in Hebrew) the song of Devorah in Shoftim/Judges chapter 5, the litterary style is somewhat similar at times, there is a ' poetic structure ' some sort of what I call, for lack of better term 'a Shakespearian construct' as to how the verses flow. It's not how we speak, but when it is written it has a certain rhythm/beauty to it when we read it. In Hebrew. The words in this particular verse, if you close your eyes and visualize the words and action of the waters of the Yarden piling up on one side and flowing away on the other, make a lot of sense imagery wise. Anyways, that's just my two cents. Great lesson again, thank you.

Spoiler alert! At timestamp 35:17 About where the stones they carry end up: From Rashi commentary: "And you shall carry them over with you: in accordance with Moses’ commandment to build an altar there with on Mt. Ebal and to write upon them the words of the Torah. On that very day, they came to Mt. Ebal, built there with the altar, and offered up burnt offerings and peace offerings, and they ate and drank and peeled them and came and lodged in Gilgal". A bit further in 4:19-20 we will read about where the stones end up.

Thank you, for reading Genesis 1:1-5 slow enough for me to learn. I appreciate you. God Bless!