Genesis 1:3 in Hebrew original for non-speakers

[@mintonmiller]

I am loving this so very much. Even if you stop here and never post again, this hasd been a wonderful journey. I am not going to try to actually learn Hebrew because I am nearly blind and have difficulty reading anything printed, but I am following along and maybe will learn a few words over time. Thank you so very much.

[@klimkwan]

Really enjoy reading the Bible in Hebrew. The lesson is well-designed and easy to follow.

[@erik.schlegel]

Thank you so much for these. Please please keep going with them!! :) I'm learning so much!

[@pinoydataanalyst1705]

I really like this. Can't wait for the next episode.

[@JOnePro251]

Excellent work! Looking forward to the next verse

[@ja225]

Please add more videos continuously like Genesis 1:4, Genesis 1:5.....etc. I am eagerly waiting for your videos. May Eloheem bless you!

[@zac3k33]

wow this will an enormous task for you to complete and God bless you that you can finish it, thanks for your efforts I’ve been trying to learn hebrew but failed many times and this videos are just well put together and amazing ❤

[@stevereightler4126]

Thank you for this series of videos. I goes along very well with my current study of Genesis. 😊👍

[@TeacherDavid-s7c]

I was really looking forward to that video, and it exceeded my expectations! The production and explanation were top-notch. Thank you so much, W/llan. I'm even more excited for the next one-I can't wait to watch it! Greetings from Brazil, dear friend.

[@TheBibleInHebrew]

Thank you so much for the warm words you wrote!

[@MichaelDHoskins]

Thank you. I’ve been studying Hebrew off and on for many years. Your videos have helped me tremendously. I look forward to more in the future. ❤

[@artempozdeev237]

Excellent! Looking forward to see 1:4 and if God lets farther. God bless you!

[@MiriamOhara]

Ilan, has been joyful studying your videos, hope to have more from you soon, please verse 4 of Genesis is well expected!

[@candy_snow1014]

Today Raba. Looking forward to the next lesson.

[@mauijttewaal]

Awesome, looking forward to the next one!

[@FAFO4wisdom-s9o]

Thank you Rabbi. Shalom.

[@carlaraimer718]

Thank you again! Absolutely brilliant

[@ulfhansen3912]

Thank you! Have been waiting for it!

[@TheBibleInHebrew]

Wow! Thanks!

[@denlalgee]

I just started an this is awesome. Great job sir

[@takeshi_bennett]

Thank you so much for this series. I, and I'm sure many others, truly look forward to seeing more videos from this channel in the future. The fact that this content is free is truly a miraculous gift from you Mr. Ilan. I stumbled upon this channel a few days ago seemingly by chance, and truly, as a Hebrew learner, and an aspiring Biblical Langage scholar, channels like this have been a miracle to me. G-d bless 🙏

[@TheBibleInHebrew]

Thank you for your kind words!

[@bellyQBE]

Thank you for your work ❤

[@sandragoodman2059]

B'reishit was my bat mitzvah portion, and I'm happy to have the opportunity to understand it more deeply. Thank you, Ilan!

[@stefanusyuniardhi2362]

Hebrew languange has deep meaning word by word. Tks waiting for more videos on tanakh

[@EduardoFlores-jk1yk]

Thank you, Ilan!

[@JoelMorgan-Bullock]

I'm really excited for Genesis1:26 and going into why God speaks in the plural when creating man

[@jodamato6362]

Thank you.

[@oleredk233]

Thank you from Ukraine.

[@TheBibleInHebrew]

Thank you for watching all my videos so far, and commenting each time. Stay safe!

[@chris5706]

This is fascinating thank you. I’m an English speaker, learning French but I have always been curious & interested in Hebrew because my father and his family were Jewish. He was born in Czechoslovakia joined the French then the British army in the 2nd WW & married a British girl. He never went back and we were brought up as Christians. But I have always wanted to know more about my roots and my people. I am looking forward to your videos

[@lordjesusdiedforus337]

We want more

[@lordjesusdiedforus337]

Excellent vedio

[@michaelwittkopp3379]

Again, a quality in video, worth watching. And that, even for those who know some Hebrew. Keep showing that translators have and pick options, but there's more depth than what a translation can contain.

[@christianface4884]

Love from Pakistan❤

[@mariascheu817]

German: Es werde Licht, und es wurde Licht werde Futur tense of to be wurde Past tense of to be If there is no direct subject in a sentense, we need 'es' Like in English 'it' It is raining - Es regnet

[@lordjesusdiedforus337]

Please upload vedio frequently

[@yunarteful]

Is Gen 1:4 ready?

[@TheBibleInHebrew]

I'm working on it at this very moment. Thanks!

[@ajkbox]

Two questions: is Hebrew the original language of the old testament? Why is noun god in plural and the verb in singular?

[@TheBibleInHebrew]

Hebrew is indeed the original language of the Tanakh/Old Testament. About the word God being in the plural, it's probably a form of respect.

[@dng88]

Elohim will be a big issue on top being royal we kind of plural. In fact is spirit of god hint of the multiple gods as one god … but at least they are all within one El. But that is even more dramatic when we go to genesis 2, when yhwh is used instead of Elohim. In fact even the English bible translates these two gods differently. God for Elohim and Lord God for yhwh I believe. The document hypothesis all started here about 120 years ago? Are there two gods? Or per the hypothesis there are at least two different traditions of gods (one by the priest and one by the northern 10 tribes or biblical Israel; there will be four traditions in the hypothesis, plus at least 2 groups of reactors). The Hebrew styles here is totally different and in fact the behaviour of these two gods are very different. I hope at least we can see style difference. (I guess we will not touch about all are supplemental to D doc and history and many fragments; the more dominated hypothesis these days in academic study of bible. )

[@sibral]

Nice content here. in the translation into Portuguese it says: "haja luz e houve luz" Please avoid the temptation to become an AI robot. Shalom from Brazil!

[@TheBibleInHebrew]

Thanks for the information about the translation into beautiful Portuguese. Do I look like someone who can turn into an AI robot?

[@sibral]

@@TheBibleInHebrew I hope not

[@dng88]

Actually have a straight translation instead of trying to fit into another language is better. Shall be light And was light.