Hebrew - Possessive Suffixes 3 - Free Biblical Hebrew - Lesson 30

[@empressthechildlike]

Dear Beth and Andrew, your videos are the definition of "perfection": The teaching method, the script of each episode, the entertainment factor, the visuals, and the music. Besides that, you both are such a sweet and funny couple :). May the Almighty bless you abundantly for this selfless gift you have given us. 🙏

[@stephenness7831]

I😂agree!!!

[@ScorpioMartianus]

You two are so adorable! 💙 Wonderful, wonderful videos.

[@hushai5154]

This is my fourth one today. I may need counseling soon! As long as it's in Hebrew.

[@singgreekandhebrew]

May our God reward you greatly for producing these excellent resources that help us study His Word.

[@angelhernandez1192]

I love it! I have so much fun learning with you guys, such a nice couple! Thank you so much

[@zoeorchid]

The "Blessed are you, my husband, who gives me gold!" really got me.

[@pinoccio25]

I love the visual lessons you both make 😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁

[@bvochelet]

Learning biblical hebrew become really fun... Serious but fun. Greats thanks.

[@FDiego-iw5zw]

I'm using your videos as practice for my lessons. Pronominal suffixes and verbs are really tough. You guys are a godsend. Thank you!!

[@cristopher428]

Wow, without a doubt one of my favorite lessons! You used the Holy Shemim of YHVH, YaVhue HalleluYAH! Todah rabah leckem, May the Lord YHVH bless you abundantly. This is the second time I watch this video, and this time I understood every single word. I am so excited, Shalom!!.. Saludos desde Chihuahua Chi. Mx..

[@rebeccahein3640]

As many others have said, I love this method of teaching. The first time through the videos, I haven't a clue what is being said, but I refrain from looking up every word and keep listening to the videos over and over, in time the light bulb comes on! amazing. I am 67, kids are all gone and I have extra time on my hands. One day I thought, Can I even figure out the difference between the letters of the Hebrew alphabet. So I began just learning to recognize the shapes of the letters and their sounds. Now I'm up to this video! I'm try;ing to hone in on my goal for learning Biblical Hebrew. and I think I've come to the goal of completing this course and being able to read some portions of scripture in Hebrew. Thanks for all you are doing.

[@blakewidmer]

One of my favorite lessons yet! So exciting to be able to start seeing the biblical text and piecing together the meaning!

[@Ronald47798]

I am 44, my daughter is 9. Bet is helping both of us to learn Ivrit, the holy language. Hashem bless you

[@meusisto]

She is 12 now. Did it work? God bless you.

[@asg32000]

These just keep getting better and better... and there are like 70 more to go! (at present!)

[@7johntt]

Thank you Abraham & Beth for teaching me today how to begin my prayer in in the Lord's language - God of Abraham Isaac Yakov...May the Lord, King of the Universe, bless you and keep you..Numbers 6:24. Amen

[@18Knowledge]

thanks from brazil, I'm watching this playlist to be able to read and speak a little bit of hebrew.

[@srsekar2486]

שבת שלום אברם בית תודה רבה ❤❤

[@charlesguez4632]

Great piece.

[@bennyrae79]

I love how in the section on אב having a feminine plural form אבות, and אשה having a masculine plural form נשים, Beth just gives a shrug like “Who knows? It’s weird.” Exactly right! 🤣

[@MikeHagedon]

My favorite answer to "why?" in language learning is "because that's what Hebrew/Greek/Roman parents taught their children." Which is the same answer as "who knows?" 😂

[@leonibouwer6786]

Your joy is infectious! Thank you!

[@IsraelYitzhari]

Acredito que esse veja o melhor canal do youtube para aprender hebraico, e o melhor, os professores pronunciam de forma correta. Parabéns Beth e Abraham....

[@mg.juanhernandez2612]

Maravillosos videos. Por favor no dejes de subir estos contenidos tan increíbles. El Santo de Israel bendiga su ministerio.

[@nganyiaswa2444]

I really feel blessed. Keep it up

[@ketsyprophete]

Thanks for all you do! This was amazing!

[@tiebeweldeyesus3632]

I love your teaching skills, thanks more

[@ruibarboza6833]

Que o Eterno vos abençoe! aulas maravilhosas!

[@halissonenefitala8402]

Thank you very much for these lessons. The method is excellent. God bless you

[@ericsonalmendral2162]

Amen

[@jackvalentine3396]

Wonderful, time after time, thank you

[@alexandrenunes7513]

Sua didática é incrível! Obrigado, realmente estou a aprender!

[@MrCEPPaulT]

Quiz 30.1 was appropriately challenging first time through. Going to keep repeating till I get it all right.

[@Contosepiadas]

Seu trabalho é espirado por Deus sigo o vocês á 6 meses muito obrigado de coração , que Deus abençoe vocês

[@soniagutierrez6126]

Preciosa leccion, Shalom a esta pareja Hashem les guarde y bendiga.🇮🇱🇨🇷

Todah rabah. Tov me'od, Beth

[@tomaszkaminski3231]

I znów mnóstwo pracy... Trudności już były, trudności są teraz i jeszcze będą... Ale idziemy do przodu. Z Beth i Andrew wszystko jest możliwe 😀

[@kabalankay]

🎼Teardrops keep rolling down my cheeks! 🎵 🎼I just can't get enough of this! 🎵

[@reformingstudent90]

love the אֲבֹות shoulder shrug! Translation: " Ya, sometimes Hebrew endings be like that..."

Demasiado bueno, ya la vi por 4ta vez. Fenomenal! Graaaaaacias

[@davidpereirabr]

Só hoje notei que a cena em 18:33 é com o pessoal da Assembleia de Deus de Barra Velha. Muito bom este curso com imagens do mundo todo!

[@thomasioslo]

Beth ! Love the psalm in the ending, but ... Get Andrew and his guitar, and ad one more video after this. We need more music to learn more ❤️

[@AlephwithBeth]

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[@thomasioslo]

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[@zrbk4863]

אלוהים יברך לשניכם، תודה רבה ,נשיקה גדולה

[@leeinhwan1931]

감사합니다.

[@DerMelodist]

Yes, a new video!

[@jesusstudentbrett]

הזה עזר אתי הרבה!! למדתי רב. למדתם אתנו מיטב!! 😎

[@edvamaria7266]

Very very good

[@asg32000]

Sorry I don't know the proper terms, but at 6:20, the "i" vowel mark is missing under the 2nd yad.

[@carlosicad8235]

Very clear. Toda raba.

[@neftalicasique1328]

Gracias

[@jksheehy]

Does anyone know the piece of music that the blessing scenes are accompanied by?

[@aelinsardothien8926]

Love you guys

[@neftalicasique1328]

Hermosa frase final y ya entendí.

[@jesusstudentbrett]

This is the plural possessive endings (suffixes)... my eyeS.... his earS.... her handS. But Lesson 23-24 is the singular possessive suffixes (endings)... my eye... his ear... her hand. ...............en español ..... Estos son los finales posesivos plurales (sufijos) ... mis ojos ... sus oídos ... sus manos. Pero la Lección 23-24 son los sufijos posesivos singulares (terminaciones) ... mi ojo ... su oído ... su mano.

[@asg32000]

I love you two as a couple :)

[@trifonpereiraperez5070]

Buenas tardes hermanita ADONAI de bendiga Shalom!!

[@jesusstudentbrett]

כי אתכם אנכי צחקתי עד מאוד! 😄😃😂😁😀😅😆

[@jesusstudentbrett]

I am watching again accomplishing 2 things... at 4:24 mins getting an Ab workout laughing AND וגם learning & practicing. Too funny!! 😅😄😁😄

[@eepfrieswijk7059]

Yèhowah יְהֹוָה אֱלֹהִים

[@cm1115]

Hi, I have a question: Why do you use Suffixes for Plural between 8:26 - 9:29?

[@jesusstudentbrett]

I am in Israel learning Biblical Hebrew finishing up my 2nd semester and we have been learning this stuff, so I will share my view. In the time interval you said, they are taking the words for IN FRONT OF (BEFORE) & IN BACK OF (AFTER) and the endings make it your front your back my front my back etc. Example: Beth says "I am in front of you" Abraham says "I am in front of you". Masculine & feminine endings differ slightly.

[@cm1115]

@@jesusstudentbrett Hi Why do they use the pluralform for you? example I stand behind you (2.m or f, Plural - not singular). Is there a difference, if soneone says, he or she stands behind or before one or more persons????

[@AlephwithBeth]

Yes, there is a difference if you're in front of one person vs. multiple people. In front of you (m. sg.) לְפָנֶיךָ (what I say to Avram) In front of you (f. sg.) לְפָנַיִךְ (what Avram says to me) In front of y'all (m. pl.) לִפְנֵיכֶם (Not used in this video) The suffix is only "plural" in the sense that it indicates that the possessed noun "face" is plural: panim "face" is always plural in Hebrew. The possessor (me or Avram) is singular. This whole lesson is about the possessive suffixes attached to plural possessed nouns, whether the possessor is sg. or plural.

[@scottedgren1994]

@@AlephwithBeth Okay, that makes perfect sense, especially in the case of פָנִים, but what about אַחַר? I believe that's a preposition, right? How can a preposition be plural? It's probably just a quirk of the language for which there's no answer, but I'm curious if there's an explanation.

[@janetgarrison1584]

I would like a copy of the Bible in Hebrew. Which One is she using?

[@ChemaliH]

Marvellous

[@richardcoplin4103]

Yehovah

[@proverbs3-56]

Yahweh is my God 😀🙂😁

שלום algo pasa con el vídeo 30, se detiene en el primer minuto

[@fresiacornejos2883]

Hola. Me pueden dar la referencia de esa Biblia física en hebreo, la de papel, que usan?. Por favor.

[@AlephwithBeth]

Aquí está nuestra página de recursos en nuestro sitio web: freehebrew.hismagnificence.com/resources/ Encuentre la lista de Biblias que usamos en "Print" y "Bibles that appear in our videos."

[@prestonscott1432]

At 15:26 is it proper to procede a proper name with ה when asking a question? Because I could only find one place in the Hebrew Bible-Jeremiah 8:19-where the construction היהוה occurs. Does the ה here function similarly to the word isn’t? So would your question roughly translate to: “Isn’t Yahweh your God?” Thank you!

[@AlephwithBeth]

Hi Preston, the interrogative he prefix affixes to the first word of the sentence, and I'm not aware of any constraints about what kind of word it can attach to. The interrogative he just turns a statement into a yes-no question, so a better translation in this case would be "Is Yahweh your God?" For a more leading question with a negative, "Isn't...?" we would probably say "ha-lo'...?" See 1 Samuel. 1:8 in Lesson 39B for an example.

[@prestonscott1432]

Aleph with Beth Thank you!! That’s so helpful.

[@comingstobrazil]

Greetings! What is the edition of the Hebrew Bible you use in this video. It appears to be much more readable than the one I use.

[@AlephwithBeth]

Hello! Here is a link to our Resources page: freehebrew.hismagnificence.com/resources/ Go to Print>Bibles that appear in our videos to see the list of the Bibles we use.

[@Contosepiadas]

Qual o nome dessa Bíblia que você nos ensina?

[@julcricelli]

shalom.bet te felicito desde israel un gran abrazo para vos y tu marido abrahan.si un dia pasan cerca de ashdod los invito a tomar un cafe

[@AlephwithBeth]

Muchas gracias, sería genial!

[@mikeslay6670]

16:20-16:40, is "el-o-hay" specifically for the interrogative?

[@AlephwithBeth]

The form אֱלֹהֵי is the construct form (see lesson 11), meaning it has a possessor right after it, so a super literal translation would be "god of ___". In this case, "God of Abraham" and "God of the children of Israel"

[@mikeslay6670]

@@AlephwithBeth Awesome. I get it. The sloppiness of English ("my God," etc.) threw me off.

[@iviscuza4046]

SHALOM BET Y HABRAN LOS INVITO A VER LOS VIDEOS DEL HERMANO MICHAEL ROOD

[@שאול-ת8ח]

טוב מאוד

[@andradeporte]

Ô com kamats, tem.que decorar as palavreado

[@andradeporte]

Yadeva as mãos dele Raglecha os pés dela Einecha os olhos dele Yadaich os.olhos dela

[@andradeporte]

ELOHIM mitsraim... deuses do Egito. Não ELOHAI do Egito. ... Elohim mitshaim... correto?

[@AlephwithBeth]

Elohey mitsrayim é correto "deuses do Egito." Veja a lição 11 sobre formas "constructo" quando uma palavra tem um possuidor. -im > -ey

[@johnquant9924]

You two need to try having more fun when you make these together... ;-)

[@andradeporte]

Yadav a mão dele Panav o rosto dele

[@MichaelB-xi1hk]

Reading the Bible in Hebrew makes it seem like an entirely different narrative. Because in English I always thought that it was the same God who created the heaven and the earth as was the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob. Now I’m not so sure of that at all. I mean if יהוה is Beth and Andrew’s אלהי then that is just a God. It may be The God, or it may be just one of the Gods. Because clearly the God who created the heavens and earth is אלהים and we have just learned that is not a God at all. It’s plural, and masculine and feminine. So it really says that in the beginning the male and female Gods created the heaven and the earth. So maybe יהוה is one of them, or not. Even if He is one of them, there are others. I think this makes it impossible to call the Bible monotheistic because it literally starts out saying multiple male and female Gods created the heaven and the earth. And then it makes so much more sense why יהוה is a jealous God. Because one can’t be jealous unless there is someone equal or greater to be jealous of. No wonder יהוה is so vengeful and insecure, the Gods who created the heavens and earth are likely greater than Him or else, no need to be so jealous and vengeful. But that sure doesn’t sound like an omnipotent, omniscient being at all now, does it? Wow! I just realized that giving praise to יהוה is not praise for the One God, it’s just a lesser god. That sounds like a violation of the first commandment right there if I ever heard of one. It really makes one wonder, who is the God, if not יהוה, which according to the Bible in Hebrew, it is not יהוה then? It would have to be a God much greater than יהוה, if we are to believe what the Bible says. It’s so interesting. Who would have thought that reading the Bible in Hebrew would destroy all credibility of what the churches are teaching? I didn’t expect that but I see no other conclusion to come to about it all. Can somebody tell me if I’m missing something here?

[@MichaelB-xi1hk]

Next thing you know, we are going to find out by reading the Hebrew Bible, that it isn’t possible for Jesus to be the messiah, since there are so many prophecies that the Bible says will be fulfilled before messiah comes THAT STILL HAVE NOT YET EVEN BEEN FULFILLED! Very interesting stuff.

[@aelinsardothien8926]

was I the only one thinking of Spinoza every time they said 'baruch'?

[@mauriciomachado7929]

No you were not

[@johnquant9924]

Jeremiah's scribe came first... ;-) Lot's of blessed dudes, I guess.

[@MikeHagedon]

Haha הנה זהב

[@andradeporte]

Panaich seu rosto Beth panecha seu rosto Avran