I started with this channel for the first time , I learn the Aaronic Blessing in Hebrew, at the beginning was impossible, but now I know how to say it in Hebrew. Thanks, this is a blessing! Shalom!
Todah Rabah B’Shem Adonai . For many years I have tried learning Hebrew, remembering the letters of Lamed, Gimel but not understanding the vowels or pronunciation! Last evening I found your course and step by step you taught me this ancient living Biblical Language! Today you walked me through Psalm 1! Yeshua has answered my long awaited prayer! Bless you my gentle Torah Teacher who has instructed you with wisdom to teach! Hallelujah! Yom Tov!
Todaha Rabah. Lovely to hear from you, you are so spiritual, You make me dream of Flowers 🌷 🌹 Thanks for the syllables explanation and pronunciation. It is a good and effective way to learn a language. Shalom!
Many Blessings, slowly picking up letters and sounds in hebrew. I really like your videos please keep them coming. Praise the Lord! many blessings to you.
I am thrilled to find your channel, after looking at a few others with a similar agenda. For me, yours is the best for my learning purposes. May you be blessed, as I have prayed, for these wonderful videos that you have made for others.
Shalom , please make a study about Deutronomy 6:15 i am a jealouse god . Is this translation right ? Watching from Philippines . Thank you so much . Shalom 🙏🙏🙏
Hi Ayelet, Bless you for all that you are doing with this helpful task. I have a question. In Matthew 6:12 I learned to say וּמְחַל־לָנוּ, but other translations say סלח לנו. Now Google Translate says they are both 'forgive us', but is there some nuance with makhal and slakh that I am missing. Thank you, Enzo.
That’s a great question! From the Hebrew perspective, only God can provide סליחה (וסלח), but מחילה (מחל) can be between one person to another. So, when we say סלח לנו for sins/transgressions as only God can provide that kind of forgiveness. With that said, it will be interested to find out how was it written and what it meant in the original Greek… After all, this is the Hebrew translation from Greek. BUT, since we believe that Yeshua taught this in Hebrew, I would argue that the first instance must be סלח , but the second could be using סלח or מחל. In either case in the modern Hebrew translation for the Lord’s Prayer, they chose to use the root סלח in both instances, probably because in modern Hebrew we use the root סלח also for forgiveness between one another but only God can forgive for sins.
Hello I'm really hoping you get back to me. I'm having a son, glory to the Most High! I'm being moved to name him. Josiah as you know is the western version of the name of the last "good" king of judah whom tried to remove all idolatry from Judah. I want to know what is Josiah in Hebrew is it yoshiyahu or is it Yoshia i desperately want to know the correct way to say and spell it. May our salvation, the first and the last, the alpha and Omega bring you to give me some wisdom on this. God bless you much love sister!
Your teaching psalms in Biblical Hebrew is excellent and enriching my bible learning. Thank you!
The 1st Psalm I memorised in English and now the 1st Tehillim I have memorised in Hebrew. Todah Rabah!
Grace, peace, and love in Jesus Christ!
I started with this channel for the first time , I learn the Aaronic Blessing in Hebrew, at the beginning was impossible, but now I know how to say it in Hebrew. Thanks, this is a blessing! Shalom!
Todah Rabah B’Shem Adonai . For many years I have tried learning Hebrew, remembering the letters of Lamed, Gimel but not understanding the vowels or pronunciation! Last evening I found your course and step by step you taught me this ancient living Biblical Language! Today you walked me through Psalm 1! Yeshua has answered my long awaited prayer! Bless you my gentle Torah Teacher who has instructed you with wisdom to teach! Hallelujah! Yom Tov!
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Love learning scriptures in it's native language. It is a beautiful experience and truly brings my walk with Yeshua closer to Him...
So blessed I Thank ELOHIM for your life, todah rabah la Adonay because HE led me to your Channel.
Shalom Aleikem.
Thanks for the lesson🤗enjoyed.
You fee!!❤ Todah rahbah!!!
Praise the Lord! Hallelujah! Holy Holy Holy God Almighty! Shalom Shalom.
I would have never able to get through this long verse without you broke it down in a small chunk slowly and clearly. Thank you so much !
thank you!
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Todaha Rabah. Lovely to hear from you, you are so spiritual, You make me dream of Flowers 🌷 🌹 Thanks for the syllables explanation and pronunciation. It is a good and effective way to learn a language. Shalom!
Word of God teach you God blessing every moment
Thanks for almighty god amen
Many Blessings, slowly picking up letters and sounds in hebrew. I really like your videos please keep them coming. Praise the Lord!
many blessings to you.
Todah Rabah is God bless you Romba Nandri
Excellent my Sister!!! Love you for your efforts!!! Amazing work. Blessings in the Name of the YHWH!!!
Thanks!
HaShem bless you. Toda Raba for sharing.
One day you should do a live stream of you reading John in Hebrew :)
Prayer we say over our men/husbands at erev shabbat
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תודה רבה. .Thank you so much
Love this!! ❤️. Please do more
כל אשר יעשה יצליח
Love it! Thank you!
Amazing! Toda for the help! Adonai Bless you 🙏
I am thrilled to find your channel, after looking at a few others with a similar agenda. For me, yours is the best for my learning purposes.
May you be blessed, as I have prayed, for these wonderful videos that you have made for others.
Thank you it’s a wonderful blessings.
Shalom , please make a study about Deutronomy 6:15 i am a jealouse god . Is this translation right ? Watching from Philippines . Thank you so much . Shalom 🙏🙏🙏
Thank you so much. Now I know what I am reading and not just following words blindly. God bless you.
Thanks for more amazed blassings and JESUS CHRIST bless you in more more in understanding of WORD OF GOD
Excellent, just excellent.
Thank You.
Excellent. Thank you.
Awesome!
Toda raba !
Beautiful!!!
Beautiful thx
Would you have this for Proverbs 31? Ty!
Not yet 😉🙏
Can you teach us how to say the mezuzah prayer
Hi Ayelet, Bless you for all that you are doing with this helpful task. I have a question. In Matthew 6:12 I learned to say וּמְחַל־לָנוּ, but other translations say סלח לנו. Now Google Translate says they are both 'forgive us', but is there some nuance with makhal and slakh that I am missing. Thank you, Enzo.
That’s a great question! From the Hebrew perspective, only God can provide סליחה (וסלח), but מחילה (מחל) can be between one person to another. So, when we say סלח לנו for sins/transgressions as only God can provide that kind of forgiveness. With that said, it will be interested to find out how was it written and what it meant in the original Greek… After all, this is the Hebrew translation from Greek. BUT, since we believe that Yeshua taught this in Hebrew, I would argue that the first instance must be סלח , but the second could be using סלח or מחל. In either case in the modern Hebrew translation for the Lord’s Prayer, they chose to use the root סלח in both instances, probably because in modern Hebrew we use the root סלח also for forgiveness between one another but only God can forgive for sins.
I did it! Thank you Ayelet. One question about the word יצליח. Shouldn't it have a ך instead of ח as it is ending?
@@TheWORDinHEBREW ok thanks for confirming but I was wondering why an exception here. Usually the ending ch is ך. Just curious.
@@TheWORDinHEBREW yes thank you so much. Hebrew is a hard language to learn and I really appreciate help from an experienced teacher!
Dear Ayelet
I want to learn Hebrew . Do you run basic beginners course. ?
Thank you
@@TheWORDinHEBREW That would be a huge blessing for beginners and people who can't afford it but would love to learn. God bless you
What is the Hebrew Word for Psalm?
תְּהִלִּים
teh/hee/LEE-M = Psalms
הַלֵּל
ha/LEH-L = Psalm
Hello I'm really hoping you get back to me. I'm having a son, glory to the Most High! I'm being moved to name him. Josiah as you know is the western version of the name of the last "good" king of judah whom tried to remove all idolatry from Judah. I want to know what is Josiah in Hebrew is it yoshiyahu or is it Yoshia i desperately want to know the correct way to say and spell it. May our salvation, the first and the last, the alpha and Omega bring you to give me some wisdom on this. God bless you much love sister!
Why didn’t you pronounce the syllables of יהוה?