What a great idea! It really is an incredible way to write your books! Crowd sourcing info, getting reactions and modifying based on feedback! I looked at the online course! Excellent!!!
Dr. Abramson, I can’t tell you how much your videos have enlightened my learning in yeshiva. Thank you so much for your commitment to education and information. You are truly utilizing the talents that Hashem gave to you, which is a big inspiration to me. Please keep posting!
Dear Dr. Abramson. Good luck with your online course. I hope you have some moderators already setup, as the internet is full of distractors & haters. As good as your intention maybe & as respectful plus objective you have proven to be in your past presentations, opening the door to live chat may prove to be akin to the wild Wild West.
I have a plan: check out the course information which should explain how I hope to maintain a scholarly atmosphere for those who wish to participate in the discussions.
@@HenryAbramsonPhD Hi mister Henry, I hope You're doing well. I'm from Dominican republic. I would like to read a book about Jewish history around the world or any book of yours. Thanks you, God bless you.
Prof. Abramson--this looks excellent, as usual. Unfortunately, as someone in the final stages of his own degree (history, of course) I'm simply too pressed for time beyond my own immediate studies. I hope these lectures will be available after the fact for stragglers like myself at a later time. G-d bless!
@@CeltsforIsrael Hello-you'll have to send me your name for me to look up your account. Better to email me directly than communicate in the comment box, please.
I really enjoy your lectures, but what is your stance on "biblical maximalists" versus that of "biblical minimalists"? Personally, I prefer the scholarship of those belonging to the Copenhagen International Seminar. I would like to know what a Jew thinks of this. Also, am I wrong to assume there is no Jewish writing corpus preceding that of the Septuagint?
1. Glad you enjoy the lectures! 2. I try not to share my personal thoughts online, but you can read my professional opinion in the text version of these lectures. 3. I would also like to know what a Jew--probably many of them--think of the Copenhagen school. Some wrote books about it! 4. Plenty of Jewish writing predates the Septuagint. Enjoy the lectures in good health!
Hebrew is Farsi with Kordish/Lori accent and was invented in Isfahan, Iran in the 14th century. Hasidim is Farsi word, "hassoodeem" means [we are] jealous, and that is the reason we assassinated prophet Mohammad, his family and his ascendants in Karbala (Kabala). Haredim is "khareedim" means we purchased it, talking about Kabe in Mecca stolen from prophet Mohammad. Ashkenazi is "ask-nareezeei" means "do not cry", do not worry it was ok to do that. Ortodox is "ostovar-ast" means it is solid and stable, no need to panic about our mistakes. Yahood is "yar-joo" means prostitute. Israel is "ast-rahe-hal" means is the [final] solution Zion is "zan-yaab", women finder/recruiter or pimp. Tora is "tobehha" means redemptions. Hashem is "haakem" means ruler or lawmaker. Rabbi is "rahbar" means leader. Judaism is "jendeh-baz-ast" means those who like prostitutes. Yom Kippur is "yome-kaffar" means the tribe of none believer [in God/Good/khoob] Kabala is "karbala" where 72 men, women and children were slaughtered, their names became [your] God's name. Tzimtzum is "zir-zabun" means "under the tongue" where you put the poison Sefirot which is "sefyeed-ab", the chemical they use to remove the pubic hairs. Makan khalas is "makane-khaksar" meaning the burial site. Israel is "haast rahe hal", means is the solution, moving back.Ashkenazi is "ask nareezyeed", Farsi for "don't cry (over what we did)". Eyn-sof is ensaaf which is a Farsi word meaning "fairness". Hebrew is Farsi language in Kordish/Lori accent. Hasidim is "hasoodim", which means "we are jealous" and is referring to the reason for assassinating prophet Mohammad. Kabala is "the battle of Karbala" or the massacre of profit Muhammad's descendants, and Zohar is zahrha which means poisons in Farsi and is a book about the method and the technique of assassination by poison. Karbala massacre was the birth of the Shiah Islam. The conflict was about the ownership of Kabe building and property. Shtibi is "eshtebahi" or "ast tabahi" meaning that it was a mistake. Ayin-yesh is "ayandehash" means being aware of the future consequences of criminal actions as a detrance. Haredim is "kharidim" which means we purchased it and did not assassinate the owner, prophet Mohamad. Zion is "zan-yab" means scouter/trafficker of women and Torah is "tobehha" means redemptions. Moshe is "mordeh-shoor" means dead washer. Abraham or Avraham is "avareha" means evicted/rejected by community or homeless.
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Dr..I have watched your videos for a few years now..and not only are they highly and deeply informative but they are infused with your love and joy.
Thanks so much! I’m glad you appreciate them. And yes, I’m having fun.
What a great idea! It really is an incredible way to write your books! Crowd sourcing info, getting reactions and modifying based on feedback! I looked at the online course! Excellent!!!
Totally agree!
Again Dr Abramson thank you so much for all your lectures I have learned so much more and as I said re connected to my Sephardic roots.
Wow, that is so meaningful, I'm so glad to hear!
I would love to take this course. I have a bachelor’s degree in history and used to work for a local museum.
You are welcome to join us!
Wow! You go from strength to strength.
Thank you! You as well.
Dr. Abramson, I can’t tell you how much your videos have enlightened my learning in yeshiva. Thank you so much for your commitment to education and information. You are truly utilizing the talents that Hashem gave to you, which is a big inspiration to me. Please keep posting!
thank you so much for the very kind words
This is amazing. I've been really enjoying learning about Jewish history from your videos ^_^
Join us!
Dear Dr. Abramson. Good luck with your online course. I hope you have some moderators already setup, as the internet is full of distractors & haters. As good as your intention maybe & as respectful plus objective you have proven to be in your past presentations, opening the door to live chat may prove to be akin to the wild Wild West.
I have a plan: check out the course information which should explain how I hope to maintain a scholarly atmosphere for those who wish to participate in the discussions.
@@HenryAbramsonPhD Hi mister Henry, I hope You're doing well. I'm from Dominican republic. I would like to read a book about Jewish history around the world or any book of yours. Thanks you, God bless you.
Prof. Abramson--this looks excellent, as usual. Unfortunately, as someone in the final stages of his own degree (history, of course) I'm simply too pressed for time beyond my own immediate studies. I hope these lectures will be available after the fact for stragglers like myself at a later time. G-d bless!
Wishing you much success in your studies, Mr. Suiter!
I will have to finish 1000 years of Ashkenaz first.
There are never any lacuna in all the lectures
You are too kind!
how do i sign up?
Right here: henryabramson.com/course/biblical-jewish-history/
@@HenryAbramsonPhD I have the Password but what is my User Name? I tried the gmail that is associated with my TH-cam account. Thank you
@@CeltsforIsrael Hello-you'll have to send me your name for me to look up your account. Better to email me directly than communicate in the comment box, please.
cool!
Yes!
Is the course included in the fee for Colleague subscribers?
I haven’t figured out how to do that automatically because it’s a different platform, but write to me and I can do it manually.
I figured it out, check your community tab tomorrow for details.
I really enjoy your lectures, but what is your stance on "biblical maximalists" versus that of "biblical minimalists"? Personally, I prefer the scholarship of those belonging to the Copenhagen International Seminar. I would like to know what a Jew thinks of this. Also, am I wrong to assume there is no Jewish writing corpus preceding that of the Septuagint?
1. Glad you enjoy the lectures! 2. I try not to share my personal thoughts online, but you can read my professional opinion in the text version of these lectures. 3. I would also like to know what a Jew--probably many of them--think of the Copenhagen school. Some wrote books about it! 4. Plenty of Jewish writing predates the Septuagint. Enjoy the lectures in good health!
Is this free course pls
Hebrew is Farsi with Kordish/Lori accent and was invented in Isfahan, Iran in the 14th century.
Hasidim is Farsi word, "hassoodeem" means [we are] jealous, and that is the reason we assassinated prophet Mohammad, his family and his ascendants in Karbala (Kabala).
Haredim is "khareedim" means we purchased it, talking about Kabe in Mecca stolen from prophet Mohammad.
Ashkenazi is "ask-nareezeei" means "do not cry", do not worry it was ok to do that.
Ortodox is "ostovar-ast" means it is solid and stable, no need to panic about our mistakes.
Yahood is "yar-joo" means prostitute.
Israel is "ast-rahe-hal" means is the [final] solution
Zion is "zan-yaab", women finder/recruiter or pimp.
Tora is "tobehha" means redemptions.
Hashem is "haakem" means ruler or lawmaker.
Rabbi is "rahbar" means leader.
Judaism is "jendeh-baz-ast" means those who like prostitutes.
Yom Kippur is "yome-kaffar" means the tribe of none believer [in God/Good/khoob]
Kabala is "karbala" where 72 men, women and children were slaughtered, their names became [your] God's name.
Tzimtzum is "zir-zabun" means "under the tongue" where you put the poison Sefirot which is "sefyeed-ab", the chemical they use to remove the pubic hairs. Makan khalas is "makane-khaksar" meaning the burial site. Israel is "haast rahe hal", means is the solution, moving back.Ashkenazi is "ask nareezyeed", Farsi for "don't cry (over what we did)".
Eyn-sof is ensaaf which is a Farsi word meaning "fairness". Hebrew is Farsi language in Kordish/Lori accent. Hasidim is "hasoodim", which means "we are jealous" and is referring to the reason for assassinating prophet Mohammad. Kabala is "the battle of Karbala" or the massacre of profit Muhammad's descendants, and Zohar is zahrha which means poisons in Farsi and is a book about the method and the technique of assassination by poison. Karbala massacre was the birth of the Shiah Islam. The conflict was about the ownership of Kabe building and property.
Shtibi is "eshtebahi" or "ast tabahi" meaning that it was a mistake.
Ayin-yesh is "ayandehash" means being aware of the future consequences of criminal actions as a detrance.
Haredim is "kharidim" which means we purchased it and did not assassinate the owner, prophet Mohamad.
Zion is "zan-yab" means scouter/trafficker of women and Torah is "tobehha" means redemptions.
Moshe is "mordeh-shoor" means dead washer.
Abraham or Avraham is "avareha" means evicted/rejected by community or homeless.
koren rocks!
Absolutely.