Hebrew - Jacob works in exchange for Rachel and other passages - Biblical Hebrew - Lesson 94

[@Ronald47798]

Thank you for blessing us.

[@dorothycase3883]

Great work with the whole lesson!

[@singgreekandhebrew]

‏תודה רבה

[@betawithbrett7068]

אהבתי לראות את הזה. עבודה טובה עשיתם

[@qamilmuca9142]

Thank you

[@NotByPower]

Great job! Thanks!

[@betawithbrett7068]

Hebrew numbers 1 to 10 ---> use plural for YEARS משל (example) 7 years שבע שנים Hebrew numbers 11+ --> use singular for YEAR (as strange as this seems, this is what we saw at 5:40 and how it is in the Bible) משל (example) 14 years ארבע אשרה שנה

[@cleitondecarvalho431]

The iqtol inflexion is really diverse in its forms.

[@Boaz11436]

SHALOM YHAWEH

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👶 Love & thanks from Pakistan God bless you & your family 🤴

[@douglaslopes4302]

Ola bom dia

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muito bom os videos da beth e avram

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טוב מאוד תודה רבה

[@ФилиппРоговский]

Почти не знаю слов на иврите, но импонирует уверенность и увлечённость делом! Процветания, несмотря ни на что!)

[@quaresmaisrael]

I think Jacob worked for 14 years and 1 week instead of just 14 years. Gen 29:27. Is that the correct reading of the text?

[@andrewdcase]

Lucha libre!

[@pallividyasagar5800]

Baruch hashem👌👌

[@Boaz11436]

LAÍLA TÓV !!!

[@douglaslopes4302]

Ola bom dia

[@douglaslopes4302]

Brasil

[@beneditoeugenio4467]

Pronuncia perfeita, na leitura Biblia , so aprendemos aqui.

[@David67735]

Nice

[@rafaelaortiz4777]

De mucha bendición estos pazuk tov meod.

[@Bluefish-LM]

What is the difference in these 2 words? Or can they both mean abyss? תְהוֹם תְּהוֹם

[@adrianblake8876]

They're LITERALLY the same word. The first is the form if it comes after a word ending in a vowel...

[@mevludimakaridze270]

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[@cleitondecarvalho431]

Wait, Chebrōnā is locative of Chebrōn ?

[@Abilliph]

yes.. to Hebron.

[@annawever5943]

Que Deus abençoe vocês, dupla maravilhosa!

[@betawithbrett7068]

Hey my dears, love and appreciate your work. It helps me stay on top of my hebrew but I must ask, if למה LAMAH is only in the OT twice meaning WHY, but מדוע MADUA is in there 62 times, why not use that much more often? Maybe you have... not sure. Blessings!! *?מַדּוּעַ אֵינְךָ עוֹבֵד* *קוּם עְַבוֹד בֵנִי*

[@adrianblake8876]

Cause you're wrong and למה appears hundreds of times in the Bible (just in Genesis it appears 20 times, compared to jusy twice for מדוע)

[@betawithbrett7068]

Yeah I see it now. Biblehub had Lemah twice but Lamah 121x. Thanks

[@darcigoulart]

למדתי ממך הרבה אפילו בגיל שישים

[@betawithbrett7068]

אתם אמרתם כי דויד מלך ארבעים שנה... אך באמת 40.5 שנה. הכן כתבתי?

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[@Boaz11436]

חיבוק גדול

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אני מדבר קצת עברת

[@luizluz7641]

Muito bom, unica coisa que nao se deve pronunciar o "yhwh", usa no lugar "Hashem" !!

[@arturom628]

...And just WHERE in the scriptures is that instructed?

[@amirchuk1]

As an Israeli hearing Hebrew with that unrecognizable accent is very strange, but obviously the speakers are not Hebrew speakers from birth. A second hint beyond the strange accent is that no Hebrew native speaker will say the name of G-d when reading. I’m guessing the speakers are arabs?