Hebrew - 40 Days & 40 Nights - Biblical Hebrew - Lesson 48

A land flowing with milk and honey, and some eating and drinking Bible passages.
Correction: at 13:24 הָהוּא and הָהִיא should be הַהוּא and הַהִיא.
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Song based on the phrase "A land flowing with milk and honey" learned in this lesson:
אֶרֶץ זָבַת חָלָב וּדְבַשׁ
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The Ten Commandments (1956)

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Thank you for teaching us features of the language we will certainly encounter in the Bible, Beth! Every time I open the (Hebrew) Bible, I’m beginning to say, “That’s what Beth taught in the last video!” You rock! God bless!

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That's why Christians practice the (Great) Lent, 40 days of ascetical practices in order to go up the mountain of God's contemplation.

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תודה רבה שלום

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Levante-se e coma porque a estrada é longa para você. קום אכל כי רב ממך הדרך

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Allimpunim kay yachachisqayki! Diosninchikyá bendecisunki.

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שלום בחבה

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Hi Beth! Your lessons are amazing. I have a question about the word food. Why are there two ways to say it in Hebrew? Thank you

[@AlephwithBeth]

Hi, thanks! No particular reason, I think. It's just common for languages to have two words for the same thing, maybe with slightly different nuances. Like in English we have both "drinks" and "beverages," or "clothes" and "clothing," or "big" and "large."

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I almost finished the Greek New Testament course but it’s the traditional way, do you guys know a curriculum that use your same method for Hebrew to learn Greek New Testament?

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No, we don't. We're planning to start building one next summer if God works things out.

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נהדר מאוד כמו תמיד... תודה רבה. יש לי שאלה לכם: איך ראתה האשה כי טוב העץ למאכל וכי תאוה־הוא לעינים ונחמד העץ להשכיל

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שׁאלה טובה היא, לא ידעתי! :)

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@@AlephwithBeth הלא ראתה האשׂה את הנחשׁ כי אכל מן העץ ולא מת אך דבר איתה והיה משׂכיל וערום מכל חית השׂדה...הנחשׁ לבדו מכל חית השׂדה דבר את האשׁה

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[@ElisaJiang.]

Great video as always! 🌹 One question here: the Elijah passage in my HBS writes וַיִּשְׁתֶּ֑ה instead of וַיֵּשְׁתְּ in 19:8. Are they the same thing?

[@AlephwithBeth]

Yes, same thing! וַיֵּשְׁתְּ is more common, but both represent the same verb form.

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[@gerardoanguiano87]

Una pregunta: en el minuto 16:32 cómo se pronuncia bjoj ó bjoaj? Jo es pregunta! Gracias de antemano!

[@AlephwithBeth]

Es bjoaj, con una pequeña vocal a entre la o y la consonante final. Se llama un "patah furtivo"

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nenhum lugar do mundo foi dito,esta a terra que mana leite e mel por isso Israel tem os melhores frutos do mundo eu aguardo com passiencia o dia de estar para sempre em Israel

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Israel atual é a Igreja. Ela mana leite (instrução) e mel (graça), por isso tem tantos santos.

[@Rachel-si9ey]

Shalom Beth, I've a few questions about the verb זוּב so are present participle זָב / זָבִים and Qal זָבַת and what about זָבֵי ? plurial of which tense ? It looks like construct chain form ? Thank you for your quick answer 😉 Julie (France)

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All the forms you mention are participle forms. זָבֵי is the masc. pl. participle construct form, and זָבַת is the fem. sg. participle form construct form.

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15:13 no entiendo mimekha. 15:31 no recuerdo qué significa jazaq y coaj.

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Literalmente significa "de ti", pero podría traducirse aproximadamente como "el camino es largo para ti". Jazaq significa "fuerte". Coaj significa "fuerza".

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9:32 what does eemah mean?

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"with her", in this case, kind of like an understood relative clause "her husband [who was] with her"

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Shalom

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You teach the Russian language

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So, in Hebrew, the way or path is numerous, rather than long?

[@AlephwithBeth]

At least in this verse it's phrased that way...

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@@AlephwithBeth Ok! Thank you!

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Literally: the road is greater than you. Meaning: the [length of] the road is greater than [your strength]

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melhor ser um mendingo em Israel do que ser rico em qualquer lugar do mundo

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