We no longer have physical flashcards, but we do have an app package of the flashcards here (www.glossahouse.com/product-page/picture-hebrew-flashcard-app-3rd-edition), and we have a picture dictionary with the flashcards arranged thematically here (www.glossahouse.com/product-page/according-to-their-kinds-a-biblical-hebrew-picture-dictionary).
And if you have uploaded the flashcard deck into your Anki app on your computer, as long as are signed into your Anki account on your computer and phone with the sync feature turned on, you'll have the flashcard deck on yoour phone as well.
Can you make a video on the word Elohim specifically breaking down genesis 1:26. Explaining to who is speaking to when he speak out saying "in our" image. He is speaking to someone.. is Moses introducing God as the the highest one of many gods in heaven... I wish I can learn Hebrew. And I'm debating my Christian friends that there is only 1 God. Even God states there's no one else beside him many times..... So maybe a language lesson will help me explain... I get the elohim and all, I just can't explain it lol
@@brenosantana1458 still it's undeniable that the majestic plural JW/unitarians and Muslims claim never ever exists in Hebrew grammar. That's a fact. Genesis 1:27 refutes absolutely nothing of the trinitarian doctrine.
If you are sincerely honest and look for the truth you are going to find the undeniable fact that ancient Judaism believed in the Godhead and there is nothing ancient Jewish theology has to refute the doctrine of Holy Trinity. Genesis 1:26 can never be explained as a majestic plural. There are no undisputed examples of a pronoun or a verb displaying the pluralis majestatis; plural self-reference by a deity, e.g., - } !g41 K1/x + 8C na«Æ ±
@@brenosantana1458 what does that have to do with anything I said? It's refuting absolutely nothing look at the 2 verses later. Avoiding my argument is what you do eh?
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Do you still have the flash cards?
We no longer have physical flashcards, but we do have an app package of the flashcards here (www.glossahouse.com/product-page/picture-hebrew-flashcard-app-3rd-edition), and we have a picture dictionary with the flashcards arranged thematically here (www.glossahouse.com/product-page/according-to-their-kinds-a-biblical-hebrew-picture-dictionary).
And if you have uploaded the flashcard deck into your Anki app on your computer, as long as are signed into your Anki account on your computer and phone with the sync feature turned on, you'll have the flashcard deck on yoour phone as well.
Can you make a video on the word Elohim specifically breaking down genesis 1:26. Explaining to who is speaking to when he speak out saying "in our" image. He is speaking to someone.. is Moses introducing God as the the highest one of many gods in heaven... I wish I can learn Hebrew. And I'm debating my Christian friends that there is only 1 God. Even God states there's no one else beside him many times..... So maybe a language lesson will help me explain... I get the elohim and all, I just can't explain it lol
The important is that he criated alone, Isaiah 44 24 and the next verce before gen 1 27.
@@brenosantana1458 still it's undeniable that the majestic plural JW/unitarians and Muslims claim never ever exists in Hebrew grammar. That's a fact. Genesis 1:27 refutes absolutely nothing of the trinitarian doctrine.
If you are sincerely honest and look for the truth you are going to find the undeniable fact that ancient Judaism believed in the Godhead and there is nothing ancient Jewish theology has to refute the doctrine of Holy Trinity. Genesis 1:26 can never be explained as a majestic plural.
There are no undisputed examples of a pronoun
or a verb displaying the pluralis majestatis; plural self-reference by a deity, e.g., - } !g41 K1/x + 8C na«Æ ±
@@junkim5853 John 17 3
@@brenosantana1458 what does that have to do with anything I said? It's refuting absolutely nothing look at the 2 verses later. Avoiding my argument is what you do eh?