00:20 today a review day of ch 5-12 in preparation for exam 00:55 answers for ex 12 1:15:12 review of ch 5-12: accents 1:18:55 review: the article 1:21:05 review: interrogative he 1:22:20 review: interrogative pronoun 1:23:33 review: prepositions 1:27:08 review: preposition min 1:28:30 review: "words to the wise" (common mistakes)
Minute 1:08 more or less: Barah does not mean create and barah is not a divine activity, NEVER: Barah is even used to say that a forest was completely cut don. BArah means NEVER create ex-nihilo (Jerusalem Hebrew University Docet)
El Shadday does not means El Almighty, neither The Almighty. Probably it is El of the Steppe or Desert Or Dry Land!! But for sure the root Shaddday is not Almighty, powerful or anything else.
00:20 today a review day of ch 5-12 in preparation for exam
00:55 answers for ex 12
1:15:12 review of ch 5-12: accents
1:18:55 review: the article
1:21:05 review: interrogative he
1:22:20 review: interrogative pronoun
1:23:33 review: prepositions
1:27:08 review: preposition min
1:28:30 review: "words to the wise" (common mistakes)
Superb teaching. God bless Mr. Barrick!
Thank you for the lesson. God bless you Dr. Bill
Subject of Lesson: Review of Subjects Before Test
Best!~ thank you
Same with the Olam and Ghiborim .....but a correct translation no eh?
Minute 1:08 more or less: Barah does not mean create and barah is not a divine activity, NEVER: Barah is even used to say that a forest was completely cut don. BArah means NEVER create ex-nihilo (Jerusalem Hebrew University Docet)
I just checked my lexicon, and it says you're wrong. "Bara=v. Qal, shape, fashion, or create, always of divine activity, with acc. rei."
@@NomosCharis there is always one haha
Kristen McKenrick
Bara'
Is Create in Arabic
Bare
Righteous
Adam Tippett
So true! There is always one Biblical Hebrew doctorate in the TH-cam comments; So lucky for us he was here to set us straight!
opps one hour and 8 minutes ...
El Shadday does not means El Almighty, neither The Almighty. Probably it is El of the Steppe or Desert Or Dry Land!! But for sure the root Shaddday is not Almighty, powerful or anything else.
adrianositizano Really, upon what do you make this conclusion? Something scholarly?