Hebrew - Lev: mind, will, emotions - Biblical Hebrew - Lesson 74

Learn some Hebrew phrases involving the word lev/levav
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[@daleknight8971]

I think hebrew has a beautiful way of saying things .

[@danielcase6206]

Love the story of David cutting off the corner of Saul's robe. Great job!

[@beebell7288]

I really enjoyed this lesson, very instructive and fun. It’s very interesting how the word “heart” is used figuratively in a wide range of expressions. We got similar usages of “heart” in Aramaic as well. The more I study Hebrew the more I am amazed by how much these two languages have in common. Thank you!

[@davidpereirabr]

Wow!!! The Hebrew meaning of לבו gave me a new perspective. Did not pay attentions can also mean did not put your heart. When one fails to give their full attention to another person, it suggests that their focus/heart is elsewhere, such as on electronic devices, rather than on their loved ones.

[@iviscuza2570]

TODA RABA POR APARECER. SIEMPRE SON D MI AGRADOO.

[@jyotsnanath695]

Beth, Avram and team, your lessons are fun and you make it so understandable for people like me who are trying to learn hebrew for the very 1st time, without any guidance from any other source. Whatever little I have learnt is from your lessons thus far and its so motivating to learn more. Heartfelt thanks for your talent and effort. You are such a blessing.

[@ruthchappell9073]

I laughed so hard at 0:42 -- I wasn't expecting this (very familiar to me) verse! I laughed a lot of other places too... Never stop being hilarious, guys! It's a great way to make the idioms stick, too 😊

[@josuedelossantos9442]

thank you for another great lesson!

[@Ronald47798]

I enioyed this video so much. It was so funny. Eden 10 year-old from Uganda

[@filolinguista5576]

Congratulations Beth and Andrew! Your methodology is not only perfectly progressive and efficient, but also fun and keeps our attention incredibly. It keeps our hearts attentive, as an ancient Israelite would say it. Thank you wholeheartedly.

[@nancyamanna4919]

Getting better and better day by day. Loved every bit of the lesson. Thank you ❤️

[@rinaamaya7382]

Thanks I Love it God bless you

[@eagle00881]

Always learned something new. Thank you for this video.

[@ronlewis1646]

Thank you!

[@MrCEPPaulT]

Most instructive. Moving along. I appreciate the images of the ancient texts.

[@carlosicad8235]

Toda.

[@singgreekandhebrew]

Interesting range of meaning and usage for נכה and לב. Thanks for another great episode

[@filolinguista5576]

I simply loved the way you presented Song of Songs 4:11. You're so creative. Congratulations.

[@nuevobereano]

Estoy convencido de que este canal se va a convertir en un clásico y una auténtica referencia para la introducción al hebreo. Felicidades a los dos y muchas gracias. A ver si me pongo al día y os alcanzo 😅

[@manishsingh-qk3vb]

hay i am manish I live in India I always wanted to join the israeli army but i am learning Hebrew now.

[@pierreabbat6157]

I thought you were talking about Nabal and Abigail until you read the rest of the verse. :)

[@AlephwithBeth]

Yeah, that moment when you realize that his name actually means "fool"...

[@pierreabbat6157]

@@AlephwithBeth 1 Sam. 25:25

[@AlephwithBeth]

What WERE his parents thinking when they chose that name, I wonder?

[@TheHannahpr]

תודה רבה

[@NatureLover-ej1jx]

Cool HACAVOD Beth!Shalom mi România!

[@eduardocastro738]

hola muchas gracias por enseñarnos el hebreo

[@davidwestfall3960]

I think headlamps are going to remind me of phylacteries from now on...

[@AlephwithBeth]

😂

[@fayezmina3187]

My dear Beth when is your birthday please?

[@AlephwithBeth]

February 8 😊

[@pinoccio25]

The inner man 😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁

[@David67735]

Nice

[@TheNewYouTubeHandlesAreDumb]

Bekhol levavkha

[@andrewdcase]

There's nothing more romantic than looking into your wife's mouth with a headlamp and magnifying glass and finding honey and milk under her tongue...

[@adrianblake8876]

וְלֹא זְכַרְתֶּם כִּי נָבָל הוּא אִישׁ קָשֶׁה וְרַע מַעֲלָלִים (שמואל א' 25:3)

[@andradeporte]

Esse Abram só apronta kkkkk coitada da Beth kkkk

[@andradeporte]

Avram lo sam libô ladavar.... significa : Avram não deu atenção as coisas. Certo?

[@jessicakuck5105]

sim

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😅😅😅

[@charlotte22]

0:32 I don't know this word: שְׂאִי

[@AlephwithBeth]

It's the feminine singular imperative of the verb נשׂא, so "lift up!" to a woman or girl.