Hebrew Alphabet Part 4

[@yuqiliang77]

Wow... I'm learning Hebrew at the moment. Just finished watching all 4 videos of your tutorial. You have made it so clear and helpful! Thank you so much!!

[@zerotrace000]

I am a beginner in learning Hebrew and this is the best series I have seen on the Hebrew alphabet. I can't thank you enough for your videos. Please make more videos! We love you!

[@MrAh123456789]

Thanks so much for taking the time to share and express Hebrew for others to learn. You have no idea how valuable your teaching is Well Done!!!

[@areyeh4979]

You're a great teacher! I like your teaching style, please add more content!

[@hanimarsh5275]

Please make lots more videos! I've been learning for 2 months and just havent been getting it and tonight I've just binge watched your series and I feel like it's all just clicked!!!! Thank you!!!!

[@pamelawhite3632]

You did an outstanding job!! I have tried several times to learn Hebrew and feel that I have had a real breakthrough with your teaching style. Thank you. Thank you. And may God richly bless you!!

[@sis.veronicafernandes]

Thank you so much..I have just started learning Hebrew and I am truly blessed with the way you taught us through your videos! Bless you more! Shalom!

[@1212Dilara]

Your lessons are very professional made .I have learned easily through your lessons. Thank u so much:)

[@evierma]

I am so glad I did not have to wait for 7 years. These are the best lessons to learn the Hebrew Alephbet I’ve found so far. Thank you so much. Numbers 6:24-26 for you.

[@MrsZoey]

Thank you so much for completing this. I love learning from you!!!! You explain things in a simple way that I can understand. This is a blessing

[@williamjayaraj2244]

Thank you for teaching the Hebrew alphabet in an easy way to learn.

[@pinedastaglio6500]

Finally! I can read at least with your help! God bless you and may you always find God beside you!

[@mjay2k]

Amazing! :) I haven't been studying Hebrew for months but your resurrection may have just inspired me to get back into it. Thanks!

[@hanaworku1181]

The same with me

[@ramdeenverma9498]

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[@mikerogers6136]

Your explanations and instructions are very clear. Thank you for the time and effort you have put into this project, and we forgive your 'delay' =:-))

[@rozetru]

I haven't been waiting 7 years (more like just 1); but thank you for completing the series!

[@diegogonzalezmunoz7951]

your voice sounds different after almost 8 years. is not until now in March 2020 that I am trying to learn Hebrew that I found your videos and I didn't notice the delay but thank u so much

[@louwang1803]

thank you so so much from China! your level thoroughness and proficiency deserves a round of applause!

[@Kuyunu]

Your tempo and short explanations of your own experience in hearing how letters are pronounced in the past, and in the U.S. and Israel was just right. Thank you! Toda!

[@Dr.Reason]

I really appreciate these lessons. Clear and to the point.

[@TioHic]

This serie was so helpful!!! Just found it. Thanks 😊

[@defenderslamare7266]

It was very easy to understand with your teaching. Come back soon with more lesson

[@thankgodanewday9519]

You complete my first step in learning Hebrew. Thank you.

[@osantisng8253]

Thank you very much for your wonderful teaching!

[@mayanurrahma5843]

Although it's been 6 years ago but it still a blessing for me. Please keep teaching us

[@ricardop205]

WOW! Best hebrew lesson I have ever had. Just excellent way of explaining!

[@youco.2024]

Thank you for your classes!

[@vincentleong3512]

Im able to understand much more with your explaination and examples. Keep up the good works.

[@AJBernard]

As a Christian who loves Hebrew, thank you for this. I hope you will continue to publish more videos on Judaism and Hebrew culture. Todah Raba!

[@heathers4961]

Same! I'm here because of Jesus. I love how Yeshua's name written in Hebrew looks a lot like the 7 candle menorah 🥰

[@veritevraie4433]

It is fast but perfect. Thank you so much

[@ronaldcalandra4895]

Love your teaching. Especially about Respecting HaShem,Baruch HaShem. Thank You.

[@elizabethal7399]

Thank you for putting this together. A great help for those taking a class for sure! Toda raba!!

[@Aim.Fiiire]

This is amazing. Thank you. I'm still learning the names of the letters and only recognize some words. I'm on week 2 of learning. But everything is coming together in my brain. I can spell the Hebrew words I'm hearing in my head this week. This video has already made more things make sense.

[@mannymireles6664]

Good job finishing. Honestly the most helpful vid for me so far. Would’ve killed me without the last lesson 😂😂😂

[@barbracoleman5310]

How do you spell Milcah or Milkah.

[@Moharani21]

You’re back! Yippie You’re the best

[@alexwbarcenas865]

Thank you for sharing, your explaining is great.

[@cbabick]

You have helped me tremendously. My nephew married an Israeli, and their daughter is fluent in Hebrew. I desperately want to learn it to converse with them for fun and to, hopefully, visit my extended family in Israel.

[@authenticadvocate]

Tracy! Thank you so much... Shalom! ;-)

[@angelita590]

Please make more videos. I found the 4 videos so helpful!!!

[@ronaldcalandra4895]

I try to listen every day.

[@aruts-eshnav]

i will thank if you will put part 4 in the directory of hebrew alef-bet after part 3 !

[@garlicxi]

damn, really took you 7 years to make this. very rare...

[@helena6280]

Yes you are very good explaining, thank you

[@xairete5604]

Thank God u made the last one as well. I was like why the hell is the audio so different xD

[@CDGMR1]

7 years later 😂😂😂 right on time because I am watching in 2018

[@kassaw.mengistu]

*מה ההבדל בין קמץ לפתח?*

[@ronaldcalandra4895]

Thankful I’m learning. You are very clear in your Teaching. Especially Love how you explain we should respect THE NAME,

[@mrbadmeanie8281]

thanks for finishing this....

[@dgroover5044]

Wait! is there more? 😄 Thank you!

[@hanaworku1181]

I appreciate what you mentioned about the name of God.

[@janthoman9163]

I just started the series and you are all ready done

[@larsenalexanders6644]

That 4 letter word which is the Yod heh vav heh is pronounced Yahuah. And please don't let people misuse he's name for he's name is Holy. And it's name describes it's authority.

[@ahmetcb]

big Thanks

[@JonJ727]

8 years in the making!

[@davidchetakian919]

Best birthday present I got this year. 😍

[@dafnasinayleibel6089]

Excellent...just watched 1-4.

[@maryjemyfreeman7639]

Why no more podcast

[@raffaelkitten1765]

yes at this point l know read in hebrew no question, we need you make more vedeo, it,s nice job!!! God bless and thank U !!!

[@gbern019]

Thank you very much! Gad

[@Fabsurf101]

It is very helpful !

[@adamtalin5470]

Thank you for sharing. Shalom.

[@haligisanjay8192]

Tq so much

[@marvinjones2589]

Upload more please

[@jasonjewell2363]

So helpful! Thank you!

[@SDsc0rch]

hey.. just an idea any way you can add this to the playlist that has parts 1-3 in it??

[@WmWQuickMD]

Thank you!

[@dwdeclare1965]

תודה רבה לך

[@marvinjones2589]

How would you write words that start with the letter "J" in the Hebrew alphabet ? Example "Jacket" "jump" etc. and names that start with "J" like Jeremiah? Would you start the J with a Gimel or a Yod will someone please give an answer ASAP

[@henrybriggs7969]

You would start English "J" sounds with the Hebrew "yod".

[@davidperez5332]

Can you please tell me what that "N" looking letter and the "W" looking letter would mean together?

[@AshaRani-ih3vr]

i love this explaination..

[@rtoguidver3651]

What does ruach really mean other then English for Spirit ???

[@mulleraron3204]

Wind or spirit

[@rtoguidver3651]

@@mulleraron3204 Wind and Spirit are two different words or is God a Ghost.???

[@aruts-eshnav]

time: 4:15 : a help to remember 'sin' is: LEFT in Hebrew is: SMOL with: left sin!

[@joseavila8752]

You rock, keep it up, thank you

[@raadgame1782]

7:10 yehweh

[@davidperez5332]

Alef shin. Together what do they mean?

[@kingryan6870]

Fire

[@albertvarghese6730]

very good

[@MariyaLoveyah]

Wait... Did I hear this correctly? Did you say that יהוה NAME was not the one who created human kind in Genesis? Who then created us? What was His name? Do we have 2 Elohim, One in Genesis and One יהוה

[@kingryan6870]

No..in the bible all books refer to the Lord with a difrent name... Per example:in genesis the name is Elohim...

[@sk8gzr604]

Still valid, still helpful. שלנם From Slovakia

[@HaftomHadush-sv4lw]

תובע רבה But I want to know the difference between ס and ְשׂ

[@OsakaJoe01]

The 4-letter thing, or even the writing out thing creates a problem; whatever substitute you come up with must subsequently not be written out. Believe what you want, keep keeping what you’re keeping, I just think this rule is impractical.

[@larsenalexanders6644]

That's not a problem. It's a problem for people who does not know how to pronounce it. But I as a Nazarene know it. and I will not tell you. Because you are a blasphemer you attack the name of God and calling he's name a problem. This is why Early Judeans Change the name of God into Adonai which is Lord. So that people will not misuse he's name for he's name is holy. And it's name describes it's authority.

[@josepht9813]

Thank you

[@micaiasmicaias]

Pronouncing the name of El shaddai is not forbbiden in the Torah, what it is forbbiden is to take it in vain. The contraction YAH is it also pronounced Adonai?

[@Dmlaney]

I appreciate it

[@72odair]

Thanks

[@charliesmith6964]

Here is the pronounceable Name as verified by Nehemia Gordon / Michael Rood. יְהֹוָה There are KZbins where they explain the discovery process, etc..

[@gospeloftheelohimkingdom.7823]

shalom

[@nebneba6221]

From "Halleluyah" and "Yahudah" in Hebrew you get the pronucation.

[@raadgame1782]

ה ת i actually got confused by the hei and cheit and tav

[@russellbudlong3521]

Point of interest, look up Nehemia Gordon "The Name of G-d"series . Absolutely worth the time.

[@aruts-eshnav]

time: 2:59 : for knowlage: a beter example is: לא (no)!

[@magdymohammed5207]

It is so much in common with Arabic language

[@michelemoneywell5474]

Nowhere in the Torah is the pronunciation of the Tetragrammaton forbidden. But the priests were so worried about violating the 3rd Commandment that they added doctrine. The Talmud is the doctrines of men, not Yahuwah. So, say the name Yahweh or Yahuwah or Yahuah -- you still will be obeying Torah!

[@alfabeta5635]

You should have a million views. Those that have a million, introduce too much in one go. Printed letters, hand writing, and it has to be quick. Don't they know we have a limited attention span? And telling students that Hebrew alphabet is "supereasy" is directly misleading. It isn't and it will take time. Slowly does it. Cheers

[@johntingle455]

The hashem YHWH is not pronounced Adonai and never was....now the substitute adonai/Lord or LORD in all capital letters in English when replacing the original Name YHWH is pronounced as Adonai, a title name or expletive. The two words do not have the same meanings in Hebrew. The practice of substituting the hashem YHWH with the title of Adonai/LORD and on a few occasions Elohim/GOD in all capital letters was never ordained by YHWH or any of his inspired Prophets. It is a God dishonoring tradition invented and instituded soley by imperfect men. Sorry. I have no Hebrew keyboard to more accurately type out my explanation.

[@yomomma9687]

At the end there, the name for God יהוה‎ is pronounced Yah-hoo-wah. I guess the Jehovah's witnesses got it right the closest - Jehovah ie. Ye-ho-vah. It means "he is" and uses the word for "he", but makes it into a verb by adding the yah prefix It's also interesting to compare it to the prophets name יֵהוּא "Yehu" which means "Yah is he". The only difference is the silent final letter, Alif or Ha lol. So it's: "Yah is he" vs "He is (yah)" / Is he vs he is Lol the real problem with this word is that the verb "to be" is not used in semitic languages in the preset tense. It's only when he says "I am that I am" אֶהְיֶה אֲשֶׁר אֶהְיֶה‎‎, where you get the imperfective aspect (future tense in Hebrew) and there the Hebrew word "to be" אֶהְיֶה‎‎ shows up (conjugated). This is why people found it so difficult to remember how to pronounce God's name

[@yomomma9687]

Actually, since there's no imperfect in English and since it translates into a progressive aspect, the phrase "I am that I am" is probably better translated as "I be that I be". In other words "I always am and always will be" (and always was), everlasting, eternal and unchanging. When it says, in the beginning was "the word" and the word was with him. That word doesn't mean Jesus. It is actually just the word "be", cos God always "is". And when he wants something (miraculous) to happen like when he wanted to create Adam, he just said "be" and Adam "was" (created). So the word became flesh there. And Adam in that respect is like Jesus. God said "be" and Jesus was created. In Arabic the word "be!" is "kun". So they say that God says to something "be (so) then it is" - "kun fa-yakoon". There's the ya prefix again for "it is" yakoon.

[@yomomma9687]

... he only difference is that they don't say that he himself is "the word". His word is "kun" (be) when he wants to create something, and yes, he himself always was and always will be... ...but he is not himself created, so he himself is not "the word" - he's just God. Everything else is created by his word. So you can't call him the word, "be", cos that's just his godly power, but you can call him "he is", because that's true, he always is and always will be. It's just important to distinguish that he was himself not created by himself or by anything else. He just always was

[@m.a.o.r9396]

שלום היי למה לא

[@charliesmith6964]

The Name of God is ‘Yahovah’. Authority: Nehemia Gordon and Michael Rood on KZbin… Remarkable story!

[@ناناالامل-د1خ]

صباح الخير

[@hawkinslk-et8qj]

Too fast speech

[@fatimazahrazahra9241]

TODA RABA.

[@mattpotempa4907]

אלהים

[@haligisanjay8192]

Sholom