Thankful for this. Began basic Hebrew 3 years ago but each classmate dropped out one by one until I was the one left so the teacher could not sustain the class…
Yes, please. More, MORE of this!! Please don't postpone posting any of the years of lessons. Professor Barrick's was wonderful; I'm looking forward to all four of the classes he taught being done in this manner. Will ravenously consume!!!
What about ancient Hebrew? The evolution from syllabic cuneiform to 2nd temple Aramaic seems like a better place to start because name places and adjectives need more thoughtful derivation.
The 6th letter is pronounced with a "w." This is the more ancient pronunciation. And the pronunciation taught by the Hebrew University. Dr Bill Barrick taught this for years. Not sure why you are using the more modern "v"?
Glad you enjoyed the content! If you're looking to learn to read and study the Hebrew Bible, there are a few options I think of. For physical copies, the Complete Jewish Bible and Jewish Study Bible are both options I've seen available in book stores. If you prefer digital resources, Logos bible software offers several options, including the Tanakh by JPS, Lexham Hebrew Bible, and Reverse Interlinears that can show English/Hebrew or English/Greek together. If you're looking for a free online resource, I recommend checking out Blue Letter Bible. Best of luck with your studies!
Thank you Joshua Great Helpful Info!I’m planning on this Bible to begin with from Bible Society of Israel Hebrew Old Testament in Massoretic text, including translations in Hebrew in the Aramaic sections with New Testament in Modern Hebrew Hebrew Edition on Amazon. Do you know if there will be more soon in this Teaching series? I’ll also watch the older Hebrew classes on the Masters site. Also finding many TH-cam channels with classes but only want the OT Biblical Massoretic Text? Thank you Bro!
Purchased and Received my Biblical Hebrew Bibles, a Compact size and Regular size from the Israel Bible Society. Thank you Very Much for these Classes and looking forward to reading my Bibles! Should I wait to study the Masters Hebrew Grammar and Exegesis classes or Study them now! Any Recommended Study Guides I should purchase to help in this course? PS, Do you think we will be speaking Biblical Hebrew in Eternity with our YAHWEH 🤗
At :17 sec in to the lesson. God did not choose Hebrew, I think God created all things using Hebrew, remember before Babel there was only one language.
@@HiwaymanKS Ok, could you post the name of it please. Do you know what the name Adam means in Hebrew? Do you know what Adam mean in any other languages of the world?
@@greengateacreshomestead4324 I am not an expert by any means but I am aware that there are several that predate Hebrew. For example Sumerian, Akkadian and Egyptian Hieroglyphics are much older. Remember Abraham was from Ur of the Chaldees and more than likely would have spoken Akkadian and Assyrian at the time.
@@HiwaymanKS Agreed with all you said, but we can also look at OT and noticed that at the time of deportation to Babylon the Jews would have to learn the Chaldeans language and customs etc. But even apart from the Bible, language experts don't agree as to how old one is, since is based on writing discoveries. But God does leave his signature on everything he made. Am sure you know that the Ancient Hebrew language is also pictogram language much like the hieroglyphics, but unlike those, the meaning of them is much deeper in the Ancient Hebrew. I am sure you have studied the word " In the Beginning " in Hebrew. Or the very name of God " YHWH " you just don't see those kinds of deep meaning in any other languages of the world.
Forget it. There is no way and no chance under heaven that you can read and understand the bible in one year of effort. Even native Hebrew speakers cannot do that. Be ready for a much much bigger effort.
Thank you for teaching us🙏🏻
I watched Dr Bill Barrek’s classes. I’m looking forward to this one.
Same here
@@HearGodsWord SAME HERE
Thankful for this. Began basic Hebrew 3 years ago but each classmate dropped out one by one until I was the one left so the teacher could not sustain the class…
God bless you! Thank you so very very much!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
thank you for making such lectures available us to common men and women.
Yes, please. More, MORE of this!! Please don't postpone posting any of the years of lessons. Professor Barrick's was wonderful; I'm looking forward to all four of the classes he taught being done in this manner. Will ravenously consume!!!
Great introductory presentation. Your teaching style was very welcoming and your layouts clear and easy to follow. Keep up the great job!
You got my attention. 🌻💝🌻
Great timing!
My wife and I will be on this journey together. What a great way to spend time with my best friend! 😍
Shalom
Oh, wow! Thank you for sharing this! I look forward to it.
Brother Joe, thank you very much. Please keep sending us those great videos for the glory of God.
This was so fun. Reminds when I started Hebrew school as a child. It was good to hear the language I grew up learning and read the Siddur.
Thanks so much.
So beautiful video
Great!
It's better when we can see him pronouncing the letters as well as showing them and hearing them.
Super helpful and engaging! Soli Deo Gloria
Brilliant. Already lined up and saved to list the Hebrew course by TMS but waiting to get the textbooks. This is very useful, thank you.
What about ancient Hebrew? The evolution from syllabic cuneiform to 2nd temple Aramaic seems like a better place to start because name places and adjectives need more thoughtful derivation.
Thank you so much for this video.
Please I have a question:
Why did you choose to pronounce the 6th letter (ך) as "vav" and not "waw"?
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Like studying translations vs Hebrew texts is seeing the movie vs reading the novel.
So, obviously a lot is lost or misinterpreted. I’m discovering.
Anyone knows which textbook is being used for this course?
Great.
The 6th letter is pronounced with a "w." This is the more ancient pronunciation. And the pronunciation taught by the Hebrew University. Dr Bill Barrick taught this for years. Not sure why you are using the more modern "v"?
This is Wonderful🙏 What Hebrew Bible should I Purchase to Learn to Read to Study along? Thank you 🙏
Glad you enjoyed the content! If you're looking to learn to read and study the Hebrew Bible, there are a few options I think of. For physical copies, the Complete Jewish Bible and Jewish Study Bible are both options I've seen available in book stores. If you prefer digital resources, Logos bible software offers several options, including the Tanakh by JPS, Lexham Hebrew Bible, and Reverse Interlinears that can show English/Hebrew or English/Greek together. If you're looking for a free online resource, I recommend checking out Blue Letter Bible. Best of luck with your studies!
Thank you Joshua Great Helpful Info!I’m planning on this Bible to begin with from Bible Society of Israel Hebrew Old Testament in Massoretic text, including translations in Hebrew in the Aramaic sections with New Testament in Modern Hebrew
Hebrew Edition on Amazon.
Do you know if there will be more soon in this Teaching series? I’ll also watch the older Hebrew classes on the Masters site. Also finding many TH-cam channels with classes but only want the OT Biblical Massoretic Text? Thank you Bro!
Purchased and Received my Biblical Hebrew Bibles, a Compact size and Regular size from the Israel Bible Society. Thank you Very Much for these Classes and looking forward to reading my Bibles! Should I wait to study the Masters Hebrew Grammar and Exegesis classes or Study them now!
Any Recommended Study Guides I should purchase to help in this course?
PS, Do you think we will be speaking Biblical Hebrew in Eternity with our YAHWEH 🤗
I like the modern Hebrew pronunciation
Nice
YAHUH
Estou Brasil
I thought Vav was Wa not Va?
some pronounce it as Waw others Vav
Only heard it with Va, just like he was saying it.
At :17 sec in to the lesson. God did not choose Hebrew, I think God created all things using Hebrew, remember before Babel there was only one language.
There are other languages that predate Hebrew.
@@HiwaymanKS Ok, could you post the name of it please. Do you know what the name Adam means in Hebrew? Do you know what Adam mean in any other languages of the world?
@@greengateacreshomestead4324 I am not an expert by any means but I am aware that there are several that predate Hebrew. For example Sumerian, Akkadian and Egyptian Hieroglyphics are much older. Remember Abraham was from Ur of the Chaldees and more than likely would have spoken Akkadian and Assyrian at the time.
@@HiwaymanKS Agreed with all you said, but we can also look at OT and noticed that at the time of deportation to Babylon the Jews would have to learn the Chaldeans language and customs etc. But even apart from the Bible, language experts don't agree as to how old one is, since is based on writing discoveries. But God does leave his signature on everything he made. Am sure you know that the Ancient Hebrew language is also pictogram language much like the hieroglyphics, but unlike those, the meaning of them is much deeper in the Ancient Hebrew. I am sure you have studied the word " In the Beginning " in Hebrew. Or the very name of God " YHWH " you just don't see those kinds of deep meaning in any other languages of the world.
@@greengateacreshomestead4324 so you are implying that God chose Abraham because he spoke Hebrew?
Forget it. There is no way and no chance under heaven that you can read and understand the bible in one year of effort. Even native Hebrew speakers cannot do that. Be ready for a much much bigger effort.