Hebrew - Vayyiqtol forms 3: second person - Biblical Hebrew - Lesson 63

[@fayezmina3187]

The best Hebrew teacher is Beth

[@LukeRanieri]

This lesson sounds grammatical and therefore incredibly interesting! 🤩 You guys are the best!

[@Quarton]

Well done! I love learning biblical Hebrew with humor... too!

[@charlesguez4632]

YOU ARE SO AMAZING BETH. AND AVRAM.

[@pinoccio25]

Amazing work 😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁

[@daleknight8971]

Very good presentations of biblical hebrew. 👍🎯💯🙏☝❤

[@noranawman9869]

I know I say with each new video, "This is my favorite" But really, I think this one is my favorite. I love them all.😊

[@andrewdcase]

Today she made me amazing pumpkin muffins to make up for forgetting my name ;)

[@daleknight8971]

I love baked muffins.cakes.brownies .cookies of any kind lol

[@kabalankay]

Just fabulous, wonderful class, so thankful! 😄😄😍😍

[@hebrewlearner7592]

I wish that there was a channel just like this one but for modern hebrew

[@sunnylee4943]

I don' t rember 'זכר' at first. But during watching the video, suddenly I got it! וידו יפה, תודה רבה!

[@tiffanyt.8975]

Had a good laugh, such a fun way to learn Hebrew. Thank you!

[@victorlins4754]

GREAT! Thanks a lot!

[@charlesguez4632]

Very good... Google it. This is a very good episode. Very funny is very important strategy for teaching. Kol ha kavod.

[@ricardoiglesiasiglesias6734]

Estos videos creo que tal vez son muy avanzados para mi de momento, pues voy por los videos 8, 9, 10 etc 🤣, pero aún así entendí casi todo en los 3/4 min del principio 🙂👍

[@rosilenemarialeitemonteiro5468]

Gosto mto das aulas de vcs 👍pra complementar bom se colocar as figuras .o significado em português e💚💕

[@kabalankay]

Rosilene, se vc assistor as liçōes desde o comecinho, vendo e revendo, vc vai aprender as palavras e não vai precisar de tradução! ☺️ Esse é o plano destas liçōes! 😉 Para que possamos ler em hebraico!

[@radamezpaixao2161]

טוב מאד !!! Adorei vcs 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 אני אוהב מאד

[@Ronald47798]

Thanks

[@charlesguez4632]

Poor Avram! He really got it this time

[@beatewagner3317]

In the last lessons I began to become quite unsure, so I went back to lesson 30 and I repeayed lesson for lesson with muchmore understanding. Now it becomes again difficult. Perhaps I must more memorize by heart the coniugaton of the verbs. How I can get it?

[@JorgePerez-gq9nj]

שלום בת , תודה רבה

[@mathematics-beshoyr9683]

god job + thanks

[@charlesguez4632]

You are both soon funny and excellent. Meuleh.

[@charlesguez4632]

SO FUNNY

[@David67735]

Nice

[@ivanhuertas5307]

pregunta :porque utiliza el pasado cuando expresa una accion/estado presente? לא זכותי את המקום en lugar de לא זכרת את המקום

[@charlesguez4632]

Maybe you should ask her politely to make you pecan pie to alleviate the slap she gave you " accidentally" when you surprised her in the kitchen!

[@gerardoanguiano87]

Jajajajajaja no lo puedo superar!!!! Jajajajajajaja

[@ruthchappell9073]

Okay, I know I probably shouldn't let myself start to wonder about nitpicking details like this, but in Biblical Hebrew, did מַאֲכֶלֶת mean specifically something like 'cleaver/chopping knife/butcher's knife'? Or was it a more general word? (I got "interesting" results when I searched the word "knife" in NASB and looked up what Hebrew words were in those verses... Searching מאכלת in Google Images gives pictures of cleavers.)

[@AlephwithBeth]

Well, the word מַאֲכֶלֶת doesn't occur very often in the text (only three times), which makes it hard to pinpoint a precise meaning. 2 of those occurrences refer to a knife used to dismember a body/sacrifice (Gen 22:6,10 & Judg 19:29), and one is more general "their fangs are knives" in Proverbs 30:14. So that's about all we have to go on as far as the meaning in Biblical Hebrew. The word may have a specific meaning in Modern Hebrew which would affect your Google search.

[@ruthchappell9073]

@@AlephwithBeth Yeah, those verses you mentioned are the "interesting" results I was talking about -- I was startled that in all three contexts it's talking about killing, cutting up, or destroying *people*... It doesn't look like this word is being used in Modern Hebrew though, although the word I found in Prov. 23:2 שׂכּין apparently does show up in Modern Hebrew as סַכִּין . As far as I can tell from this article ( he.wiktionary.org/wiki/%D7%A7%D7%95%D7%A4%D7%99%D7%A5 ), מַאֲכֶלֶת has been replaced by קוֹפִיץ in Modern Hebrew (I think?)

[@andradeporte]

Bet-Sheva... significa "FILHA-SETE"?

[@iviscuza2570]

TODA RABA BET Y ABRAHAN

[@famurillo9327]

Aquí si quedé confundida 😢

[@ricardoiglesiasiglesias6734]

Zajarti = recordar, remember or remind creo ¿no?

[@stevenv6463]

Remember or acordar NOT remind or recordar

[@andradeporte]

בת שבע .... FILHA SETE . ANI NACHON?

[@pasquale8092]

The mother of David it,s not know but it,s get Ruth that his Mather

[@יוחנןבן-גסו]

לא זכרתי שמה כי יצאה בי יד-יהוה.

[@gerardoanguiano87]

Min 19:15 jajajajajajajajaja jajajajajajajajaja jajajajajajajajaja jajajajajajajajaja jajajaja

[@anxoD]

😂😂😂😂

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Фэдд Эд Б?йТ

[@KKbionic]

Cute turtle, but I don't think the turtle understands you.

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TODA RABA BET Y ABRAHAN