Hebrew - Captains & Enemies - Biblical Hebrew - Lesson 66

[@andrewdcase]

Another masterpiece of teaching! Well done!

[@leahking3275]

Thank you for all you guys do! Your videos are a special bonding time for my son and I (He is 3 years old). He loves learning Hebrew with me (we also watch Alpha with Angela together!). He will often pick up a toy he is holding, then say it in Hebrew and in Greek, without any help. My goal is for him to be completely fluent in Biblical Hebrew and Greek by the time he reaches adulthood! He will be set up so well to know Scripture well. Your ministry is a blessing!

[@yyuwendiwendi1929]

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[@dennisburns7024]

It's always exciting to see a new lesson! Each one takes us a little higher up that steep learning curve. Blessings to you both

[@Grace-pp3dw]

Blessings from Brisbane, Australia. 26 Praise the Lord. God bless you 86. Thank you.

[@josuedelossantos9442]

I like the music at the end, so engaging!

[@filolinguista5576]

Incredible! We're advancing in learning Biblical Hebrew by leaps and bounds. This lesson was relatively easier than the numbers 63 and 64. This lesson is mainly about new vocabulary, whereas the others were about the complete perfect verb conjugation which is more difficult to memorize.

[@jeanlightner]

Great timing! I watched this yesterday, and in today's DDH the word for enemy showed up. One in the Spanish version (Ps 3:1), and the other in the English.

[@MrCEPPaulT]

Moving along. Thank you for the lesson!

[@singgreekandhebrew]

Phenomenal!

[@dorothycase3883]

The lesson was excellent ! I liked the great repetition and introduction.

[@rinaamaya7382]

Gracias Dios les bendiga por su gran labor

[@leeinhwan1931]

About at 6::23 missed dagesh lene in the name of David. Thanks a lot your lesson.

[@charlesguez4632]

Great

[@Ronald47798]

Ani lo oyev Yahweh. Thank you Bet

[@quaresmaisrael]

Which movie is this one? (red sea)

[@ruthchappell9073]

Every time at 0:17 I think, "You mean אִישׁ חֲתוּלִים "

[@withreed7224]

Which verse is it?

[@carlosicad8235]

Are there only 4 "Sarim" "hatsabot" mentioned in the bible (i mean, with names)? And how do you combine these masculine and feminine nouns? Am i right that one is masculine and one is feminine?) How do you say "captains of the armies" in hebrew?

[@carlosicad8235]

@lol what Beseder. Toda Raba.

[@carlosicad8235]

Wow. When I watched this video again I found out that the answer to my question is in 4:20. It is good to watch these videos again and again.

[@concepts-3696]

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[@pierreabbat6157]

Did anyone else hear אויבי as אוי וויי? HaPlishtim oy vey Israel?