I am so thankful the Lord led me to your videos!!! I appreciate you all so very much! May the Lord bless you , keep you, be gracious to you, make His face shine upon you and grant you His Shalom🙏🏽🙌🏽❤️
Love U & what U do! Perhaps covered in one of your videos; I recently saw a study showing, (think it was perhaps Japanese, & some Native American) the interconnection of language. For instance, that the said Japanese was Hebrew with diacritics in reverse. Or, something along those lines. 'Every tribe, toungue,& people' Peace
At the 6:00 mark, it's worth noting that the Old Hebrew letters that spell Yeshua (or Joshua/Jesus) would have been recognizable to Moses... spelling the same name.
@@originalhebrewseries hello my family! I hope you guys are doing well. Not sure you guys over there at israel but still the same prayers for israel. 🇮🇱 🙏🏼 love you guys. Peace for israel
I just found this channel of Hebrew letter and words teachings. I love it, thank you for your best effort to make it simple to study. Heavenly AVI blessed you.
Oh this blessed me so very much. All praise to YHWH our Creator. I am so looking forwarding to meeting you all in the Kingdom. Could you think about doing a video about the Millennial Reign of Messiah in Peleo? TY & Shalom.
Psalms 98:1 [1](A Psalm.) O sing unto the LORD a new song; for he hath done marvellous things: *his right hand, and his holy arm, hath gotten him the victory.*
The Hebrew version of Jeremiah includes a version of the 4 letter Name. Yirmeyahu, which consists of Yirm... and eYahu. If you listen to the way the name sounds, you can hear how it's exactly equivalent to Jah, or YHVH. That letter H might include an exhalation. So it was perhaps pronounced aloud as "breathy W or Wh sound". A bit like saying the "wh" sound in the word "what". It is was like that in some way, or if there were regional accents, you can see how some old Hebrew names included the word/name of God. Over time, they developed a tradition of not speaking the name or even writing it down. And they also started pronouncing and spelling the old names differently. But the original symbolic meaning is still there in the old alphabet.
One of many words the LORD did give mine eyes to see upon a dead an fallen trees Instructed to remove the bark (flesh) from these trees in order to see what is written, and carve (bring to light) that which is unseen, so others can see 💘
Biblehub.com is useful. You can look up any scripture in English then click “INT” at the top to see the Greek. On top of each Greek word, you’ll see a number. Click the number and it will show you every way that Greek word is used in the Bible. Works the same for Hebrew. Shalom to you and shalom unto Jerusalem.
@@originalhebrewseries Thank you so much for this series! I have learned so much about the language and culture through your brilliantly and beautifully illustrated teaching. I'm from Wales and I'm a native Welsh speaker. My research into Welsh ancestry having ties to the Middle East and possibly being one of or even several of the Lost Hebrew Tribes brought me here. This is by far my favourite channel! Thank you for all your hard work and dedication to this beautiful alphabet and language!
Even if the Hebrew letter Yod is transliterated as 'i' or 'j' in English - the corresponding letter to Yod in English is 'Y'/'y' - and it also retains the original shape structure (A hand but without a bending arm) of paleo-Hebraic Yod . Hindi (India) is written in ancient Brahmi script, which adds a bar on top of all letters, but even without the bar, the letters are as recognizable (bar on top of Brahmi letters has a kind of redundant/superfluous usage). The letter corresponding to paleo-Hebraic Yod in Hindi is य (Ignore the top bar) - it is also very similar to the structure of paleo-Hebraic Yod. So, again if Hindi & English are supposed to be from Indo-European language family, and Indian language is more ancient than the English one, and it is the Paleo-Hebrew/Phoenician that influenced English/Greek letters (and there are more striking similarities between English and Hebrew), then how come Hebrew is thought to be of a different language family? Also, there are a lot (A LOT) of striking usage of ancient Biblical themes in the Chinese language. For example, the word for a boat/ship in Chinese is: "8 mouths/souls in a boat". Surprised! The word for covetousness in Chinese is: "a woman & a tree/fruit"... There were many words that I saw a video on a year ago or so. Also, the paleo-Hebrew/Hebrew has the components of logographic language & phonographic language. And all the languages in the world fall under either of these 2 categories. It is like if a parent (paleo-Hebrew) is Xx, then the child languages are X & x.
Hi i really enjoyed learning ancient Hebrew with you guys! thanks and Yah bless always. I just want to ask regarding the Suffix meaning for Mem and Nun... in your video MEM is female and NUN is male... in the modern Hebrew is the other way around, kindly confirm. thanks
You are correct - m is used for “them” for a male or mixed group, n would be female. Thanks for catching that. Not sure if I can correct the video, but will try
most of these were symbols engraved on the throne.....thats why god is described like that...wrote down what they saw in the sky...i saw some of that the petroglyphs world wide are also that
Shalom. Thanks for the comment. People changed the look of the letters over time. The Z shape came later and is part of the modified alphabet that the Phoenicians borrowed from the Hebrews and made popular throughout the world. The original Hebrew letters more closely match their corresponding Hebrew words. In this case, the original yod looks more like a yad (an arm) than the later Z shaped letter. We discuss original vs later Hebrew script a bit in our Q&A #2, at the 4 minute mark. You’ll see both versions of the yod there.
I Have an english mother arabian father I was blessed to learn both languages but hebrew really is a language I always wanted to understand I have noticed some letters sound similar too. Interesting 🤔 are they related I could be wrong.
Shalom, thanks for the heads up, will check and modify. We are overworked, so I guess we will be depending on our viewers to correct. Again thank you x bless you. Shalom unto Jerusalem
@@originalhebrewseries The Hebrew letters like other signs or symbols for writing are derived from specific night-sky images or forms. These night-sky images were simply first represented as drawings, pictographs, petroglyphs in cave and rock art. These pictographs were gradually converted into abstract symbols (which are actually ideographs, one symbol may represent multiple ideas). For example, if you take the celestial bull, different ancient societies simplified the drawing of the bull by representing different parts of it as symbols or signs. Some took the horns and the face that was simplified as T or it’s various forms. While other represented the bull’s horn as a moon sickle shape for symbols the would resemble a letter u. Or just the horns as the letter v. The latter could be as is or joined by a downward stroke, to give the letter Y. For others the horns were represented in a moon-sickle shape with three dots on top, while others represent the bulls tail as almost a horizontal j like letter or as a paint brush like letter. So in short various parts of celestial images were simplified and gradually formed signs and symbols we now call alphabet letters. In Irish mythology there is a warrior god or king with long arms and a fiery spear that is unstoppable, a crafty god of all crafts (smith, carpenter, etc..). He is derived from a particular up-right walking male night-sky image with a long arm. This night-sky image’s arm have been represented as various ideas (a long arm, a spear, lance, a hoe, the devil’s scythe etc). Yod is simply another representation of his long arms. I hope this helps.
@@originalhebrewseries shalom I noticed that u stop at the 14th letter...I been sharing these videos with others and they are getting a real positive response... do have more than 14 letters,?? Because I know there are 22 letters in the Hebrew language ... and why did u stop just curious??
Good question. In Hebrew both yad and yod are spelled Y-D, with no vowels. Vowel pronunciation varies among the Hebrew speakers around the world. Some call it "yud" for example. My guess is that the word and the letter originally had the same exact name. We talk about the differences in pronunciation a bit in the Samek episode. Shalom.
@@originalhebrewseries Hi it seems from what I hear that the vowels, specifically our vowels, the English ones are what create the problem. For Exmple: the o in YoD versus the a sound in YaD. The pronunciation of Abba YaHUaH's SHeM is brings me to the same type of question. When you pronounce Abba YaHUaH's name you say an a sound after the Y and an e sound after the V, U, W?
This is similar to one I saw on ancient Chinese and the way they did similar writing and how it would all relate back to God. I will post the link if I can find it. Can’t voucher for the validity of his claims. Edit: th-cam.com/video/DA-AkJzpKmg/w-d-xo.html
I wonder in the name of Yeshua has anything to do with the phrase “weeping and gnashing of teeth.” Notice how the vav is between the eye and teeth. He said He did not come to make peace but to cause division.
Hey Yod Hey = breath Giving Breath = Hayah/HYH the Most High God/El-Elyon primitive root correct form perfect tense Name giving to us in the first person by Himself in Exodus 3:14 in paleo Hebrew ( anything with a V or W in it is a indo European or Mongoloid mix with Indo-European/Scythian nomad transliterated imperfect form imperfect tense incorrect name. = Not spoken in the Afro-Asiatic He-Ebo-Nic Ebo-NY Afro-root-linguistic) ..... If you're going to teach please teach correctly. Shalayim Achyot ✌ ( there's no jvwu in Dark afro-asiatic paleo Hebrew. no response on that one😁🤭) ....
No it's because what they give us for characters of paleo Hebrew today is still a modern form of yiddish gibberish Hebrew, evidently the Babylonians was of the Jewish pale SLC24A5 SLC45A5 SLC45A2 TYRP1 carbon inhibitor from Africa people stock, so they could not read a Afro-Asiatic form of Afro Black carbon abundant linguistic writings. Babylon would have did better going to Afro-Asiatic "Egypt" asking someone there to read the writings on the wall🤷♂️. A person from the dark melanated root and feminine Earth/Autochton from the one tree of life. What would the jew-ish chlorotic carbon deficient dying leave that fell( book of Enoch) from the carbon rich Tree no about the root ( aint/ah-not-tah been here long enough ) ...
Layilah is night named after Adam's first wife, if you write it backwards its "Light" or Lucifer named after Halal or Haliyal ( Son of Venus/Eos ) Again the Creator's name is a palindrome it reads both ways the Same🤷♂️🤦♂️( yall Native's know his name taught to you by the Afro-Asiatic Autochton Afro Aboriginals when you came into this land/America through the Bering Straits, The Jig Is up what you tried to hide with the laban man has come to the light, pronounced 🎵 Haw-yaw Haw-yaw Haw-yaw Haw-yaw, Haw-yaw🎵, He who gave the Breath ir soul or life force spirit to Man and Woman ) your not the Indios/children of God, your not his wife and He damm sure ain't your Husband/ishi Eloah ....
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Great teaching. Also; you have a wonderful voice; for both speaking and singing. I just thought I’d toss that in ❤️🙏
Thank you so much for this
Please dont stop. You should have millions of followers. You guys are awesome. Keep going
This is awesome I got a direct message from the most high. With yod
They just get better . Thanks for the notes , most useful .
Hands-down, the best channel for Original Hebrew!
😉 Heehee!
Good One! 😂🙌🏽Totally Agree❤️
I am so thankful the Lord led me to your videos!!! I appreciate you all so very much! May the Lord bless you , keep you, be gracious to you, make His face shine upon you and grant you His Shalom🙏🏽🙌🏽❤️
Amen! Shalom unto Jerusalem
Shalom Aleichem Erev Tob... A video the Letter Shin...Grazie
Love U & what U do! Perhaps covered in one of your videos; I recently saw a study showing, (think it was perhaps Japanese, & some Native American) the interconnection of language. For instance, that the said Japanese was Hebrew with diacritics in reverse. Or, something along those lines. 'Every tribe, toungue,& people' Peace
I never heard such great music before it's truly special
Beautiful song, amazing voice.
Good teaching style.
Thank you sharing.
It’s so awesome to see YAHsha and the usage. The prefix/suffix chart had yod, hey and vav….
At the 6:00 mark, it's worth noting that the Old Hebrew letters that spell Yeshua (or Joshua/Jesus) would have been recognizable to Moses... spelling the same name.
Thanks 🙏🏼 i real appreciate you guys, my thirst for learning all about God is getting satisfied but more to lear more thirsty i get lol love it 😍
Same here! Shalom unto Jerusalem.
@@originalhebrewseries hello my family! I hope you guys are doing well. Not sure you guys over there at israel but still the same prayers for israel. 🇮🇱 🙏🏼 love you guys. Peace for israel
Thank you brother, and shalom. We’re in California. Shalom unto Jerusalem.
@@originalhebrewseries 🙏🏼
I just found this channel of Hebrew letter and words teachings. I love it, thank you for your best effort to make it simple to study. Heavenly AVI blessed you.
Thank you very much! I am very interested in this subject. Fascinating how He is revealing Himself more and more!
Glad you enjoyed it! Hope it blessed you. Shalom
O LORD our Lord
Oh this blessed me so very much. All praise to YHWH our Creator. I am so looking forwarding to meeting you all in the Kingdom. Could you think about doing a video about the Millennial Reign of Messiah in Peleo? TY & Shalom.
Sound like a great idea for a video, Shalom unto Jerusalem
Psalms 98:1
[1](A Psalm.) O sing unto the LORD a new song; for he hath done marvellous things: *his right hand, and his holy arm, hath gotten him the victory.*
The Hebrew version of Jeremiah includes a version of the 4 letter Name. Yirmeyahu, which consists of Yirm... and eYahu. If you listen to the way the name sounds, you can hear how it's exactly equivalent to Jah, or YHVH. That letter H might include an exhalation. So it was perhaps pronounced aloud as "breathy W or Wh sound". A bit like saying the "wh" sound in the word "what". It is was like that in some way, or if there were regional accents, you can see how some old Hebrew names included the word/name of God. Over time, they developed a tradition of not speaking the name or even writing it down. And they also started pronouncing and spelling the old names differently. But the original symbolic meaning is still there in the old alphabet.
Shalom, thank you for your informative comments. Bless all Fathers children. Shalom unto Jerusalem
One of many words the LORD did give mine eyes to see upon a dead an fallen trees
Instructed to remove the bark (flesh) from these trees in order to see what is written, and carve (bring to light) that which is unseen, so others can see
💘
The ministry of the HOLY GHOST through us, unto others ward. The LORD, He does the good work through us, who just believe
💘
Hello guys much blessings. Any recommendation about original greek😊 i will like to compare and learn more. Thanks
Biblehub.com is useful. You can look up any scripture in English then click “INT” at the top to see the Greek. On top of each Greek word, you’ll see a number. Click the number and it will show you every way that Greek word is used in the Bible. Works the same for Hebrew. Shalom to you and shalom unto Jerusalem.
Am I the only one who sees the 'fish' in the name YESHUA written on the ground at 5:59 ?
Shalom. . . Yup checked it and it does remind us of a fish. So now four of us see the same thing. Shalom unto Jerusalem
@@originalhebrewseries Thank you so much for this series! I have learned so much about the language and culture through your brilliantly and beautifully illustrated teaching. I'm from Wales and I'm a native Welsh speaker. My research into Welsh ancestry having ties to the Middle East and possibly being one of or even several of the Lost Hebrew Tribes brought me here. This is by far my favourite channel! Thank you for all your hard work and dedication to this beautiful alphabet and language!
Even if the Hebrew letter Yod is transliterated as 'i' or 'j' in English - the corresponding letter to Yod in English is 'Y'/'y' - and it also retains the original shape structure (A hand but without a bending arm) of paleo-Hebraic Yod . Hindi (India) is written in ancient Brahmi script, which adds a bar on top of all letters, but even without the bar, the letters are as recognizable (bar on top of Brahmi letters has a kind of redundant/superfluous usage). The letter corresponding to paleo-Hebraic Yod in Hindi is य (Ignore the top bar) - it is also very similar to the structure of paleo-Hebraic Yod. So, again if Hindi & English are supposed to be from Indo-European language family, and Indian language is more ancient than the English one, and it is the Paleo-Hebrew/Phoenician that influenced English/Greek letters (and there are more striking similarities between English and Hebrew), then how come Hebrew is thought to be of a different language family?
Also, there are a lot (A LOT) of striking usage of ancient Biblical themes in the Chinese language. For example, the word for a boat/ship in Chinese is: "8 mouths/souls in a boat". Surprised! The word for covetousness in Chinese is: "a woman & a tree/fruit"... There were many words that I saw a video on a year ago or so.
Also, the paleo-Hebrew/Hebrew has the components of logographic language & phonographic language. And all the languages in the world fall under either of these 2 categories. It is like if a parent (paleo-Hebrew) is Xx, then the child languages are X & x.
Hi i really enjoyed learning ancient Hebrew with you guys! thanks and Yah bless always.
I just want to ask regarding the Suffix meaning for Mem and Nun... in your video MEM is female and NUN is male... in the modern Hebrew is the other way around, kindly confirm. thanks
You are correct - m is used for “them” for a male or mixed group, n would be female. Thanks for catching that. Not sure if I can correct the video, but will try
@@originalhebrewseries many thanks for the confirmation.. Yah bless guys!
most of these were symbols engraved on the throne.....thats why god is described like that...wrote down what they saw in the sky...i saw some of that the petroglyphs world wide are also that
Handy-dandy OHAVI SHALOM UNTO YERUSHAIAYIM
Handy indeed, Fathers blessing unto all HIS children. Shalom unto Jerusalem
@@originalhebrewseries SHAMAR Genesis 2 :15 SHEPHERD . I learned so much going over scripture more than once peace to all
I thought the Yod was a shape simular to a Z with a line in the middle? Would you clarify for me?
Shalom. Thanks for the comment. People changed the look of the letters over time. The Z shape came later and is part of the modified alphabet that the Phoenicians borrowed from the Hebrews and made popular throughout the world. The original Hebrew letters more closely match their corresponding Hebrew words. In this case, the original yod looks more like a yad (an arm) than the later Z shaped letter. We discuss original vs later Hebrew script a bit in our Q&A #2, at the 4 minute mark. You’ll see both versions of the yod there.
I Have an english mother arabian father I was blessed to learn both languages but hebrew really is a language I always wanted to understand I have noticed some letters sound similar too. Interesting 🤔 are they related I could be wrong.
Arabian is a Shemite language, so yes some letters match. Shalom unto Arabia and Shalom unto Jerusalem
@@originalhebrewseries oh thank you
In italian when you say the arm is short you’re calling someone avaricious
4:14 the chapter is Daniel 5:7 not chapter 6
Shalom, thanks for the heads up, will check and modify. We are overworked, so I guess we will be depending on our viewers to correct. Again thank you x bless you. Shalom unto Jerusalem
That inscription you showed was not the Hebrew word “yom” but “yam” which means the sea/West. It’s also the personal name of the Ugaritic Sea god.
Some of the vavs were added to the text to represent vowel sounds. So when we spell yom (and yam), we spell them with the root letters yod-mem.
Yod relates to the long arm of Lugh,
Can you clarify?
@@originalhebrewseries The Hebrew letters like other signs or symbols for writing are derived from specific night-sky images or forms. These night-sky images were simply first represented as drawings, pictographs, petroglyphs in cave and rock art. These pictographs were gradually converted into abstract symbols (which are actually ideographs, one symbol may represent multiple ideas). For example, if you take the celestial bull, different ancient societies simplified the drawing of the bull by representing different parts of it as symbols or signs. Some took the horns and the face that was simplified as T or it’s various forms. While other represented the bull’s horn as a moon sickle shape for symbols the would resemble a letter u. Or just the horns as the letter v. The latter could be as is or joined by a downward stroke, to give the letter Y. For others the horns were represented in a moon-sickle shape with three dots on top, while others represent the bulls tail as almost a horizontal j like letter or as a paint brush like letter. So in short various parts of celestial images were simplified and gradually formed signs and symbols we now call alphabet letters. In Irish mythology there is a warrior god or king with long arms and a fiery spear that is unstoppable, a crafty god of all crafts (smith, carpenter, etc..). He is derived from a particular up-right walking male night-sky image with a long arm. This night-sky image’s arm have been represented as various ideas (a long arm, a spear, lance, a hoe, the devil’s scythe etc). Yod is simply another representation of his long arms. I hope this helps.
@@originalhebrewseries shalom I noticed that u stop at the 14th letter...I been sharing these videos with others and they are getting a real positive response... do have more than 14 letters,?? Because I know there are 22 letters in the Hebrew language ... and why did u stop just curious??
Thanks for sharing the videos. We haven’t stopped, we’re working on episode #15 for the letter Samek now
@@originalhebrewseries oh ok great!!! Thank you...
"pretty handy" video.
🤠 Well done.
Handsome
Yod and Yad have two different sounds, why?
Good question. In Hebrew both yad and yod are spelled Y-D, with no vowels. Vowel pronunciation varies among the Hebrew speakers around the world. Some call it "yud" for example. My guess is that the word and the letter originally had the same exact name. We talk about the differences in pronunciation a bit in the Samek episode. Shalom.
@@originalhebrewseries
Hi it seems from what I hear that the vowels, specifically our vowels, the English ones are what create the problem. For Exmple: the o in YoD versus the a sound in YaD. The pronunciation of Abba YaHUaH's SHeM is brings me to the same type of question. When you pronounce Abba YaHUaH's name you say an a sound after the Y and an e sound after the V, U, W?
This is similar to one I saw on ancient Chinese and the way they did similar writing and how it would all relate back to God. I will post the link if I can find it. Can’t voucher for the validity of his claims.
Edit:
th-cam.com/video/DA-AkJzpKmg/w-d-xo.html
I thought you said you was yours and kef was mine yet this chart showed the opposite
Not sure what you’re referring to, I think we always say yod is my as it is on the chart. Thanks for watching.
I wonder in the name of Yeshua has anything to do with the phrase “weeping and gnashing of teeth.” Notice how the vav is between the eye and teeth. He said He did not come to make peace but to cause division.
It is expression of anger and hatred. (Killing of Stephen, enmity in the Psalms. Ends in darkness and eventually being destroyed in fire.)
Be careful the word for night creature is a demons whose name you don't want to call
Which of course he did and opened a portal with his images and the word for night creature. Now I have to cleanse this house with prayer
We don’t do magic.
Hey Yod Hey = breath Giving Breath = Hayah/HYH the Most High God/El-Elyon primitive root correct form perfect tense Name giving to us in the first person by Himself in Exodus 3:14 in paleo Hebrew ( anything with a V or W in it is a indo European or Mongoloid mix with Indo-European/Scythian nomad transliterated imperfect form imperfect tense incorrect name. = Not spoken in the Afro-Asiatic He-Ebo-Nic Ebo-NY Afro-root-linguistic) .....
If you're going to teach please teach correctly. Shalayim Achyot ✌ ( there's no jvwu in Dark afro-asiatic paleo Hebrew. no response on that one😁🤭) ....
No it's because what they give us for characters of paleo Hebrew today is still a modern form of yiddish gibberish Hebrew, evidently the Babylonians was of the Jewish pale SLC24A5 SLC45A5 SLC45A2 TYRP1 carbon inhibitor from Africa people stock, so they could not read a Afro-Asiatic form of Afro Black carbon abundant linguistic writings. Babylon would have did better going to Afro-Asiatic "Egypt" asking someone there to read the writings on the wall🤷♂️. A person from the dark melanated root and feminine Earth/Autochton from the one tree of life. What would the jew-ish chlorotic carbon deficient dying leave that fell( book of Enoch) from the carbon rich Tree no about the root ( aint/ah-not-tah been here long enough ) ...
Layilah is night named after Adam's first wife, if you write it backwards its "Light" or Lucifer named after Halal or Haliyal ( Son of Venus/Eos )
Again the Creator's name is a palindrome it reads both ways the Same🤷♂️🤦♂️( yall Native's know his name taught to you by the Afro-Asiatic Autochton Afro Aboriginals when you came into this land/America through the Bering Straits, The Jig Is up what you tried to hide with the laban man has come to the light, pronounced 🎵 Haw-yaw Haw-yaw Haw-yaw Haw-yaw, Haw-yaw🎵, He who gave the Breath ir soul or life force spirit to Man and Woman ) your not the Indios/children of God, your not his wife and He damm sure ain't your Husband/ishi Eloah ....
Trying to put your song on my Playlist. ITS not available by itself. Looked for it. Bummer😢
Shalom, here’s a link to the song: th-cam.com/video/SnZjpZNqM4k/w-d-xo.htmlsi=lhwSwSotSxu5rg2o Shalom unto Jerusalem