Learn Psalm 57 in Hebrew

[@avdp76]

Thank you for having such great patience to break down the syllables for us to understand and pronounce. Blessings to you always. Valerie

[@majidamd2375]

Shalom all I Love Torah

[@christscorner8097]

Shalom! I will have to save this one for my next lesson after I finish Psalm 51. Todah Rabah for making these very valuable instructional videos to help us learn Adonai’s word in this beautiful Hebrew language! May Adonai have tender mercy on you and bless you greatly. Amen 🙏

[@stellajoseph1467]

Shalom boker tov, blessed chapter praying for protection thoda rabba sister Adonai bless you always Shalom

[@mauricerodriguez2409]

thank you for your time and kindness in sharing with us

[@acampos8422]

Thank you so much. I am enjoying reading with you

[@greendragon-sh9po]

Nice to hear your beautiful voice again!

[@jaison-77]

You are a blessing from heaven 🙏

[@rickyt3961]

thank you!! the reading of scripture sound beautiful in Hebrew🤍🇮🇱

[@floralee6616]

Thank you for this wonderful lesson! I so enjoyed it and will continue to practice. Shalom, Shalom.

[@davidm8306]

Awesome, be blessed🙏🏼

[@nehamaurya1069]

נִפלָא

[@gregmohamed3803]

Thanks you 💕

[@KitNMagick]

Just wondering - was this psalm has special traditional praying for Israelites?

[@Fieldsofflowers777]

Ah/we/rah I will awaken. I’m trying to figure something I heard from the Lord when I was thinking of a rabbi who had made a mistake with meaning of something God had done (basically he delivered idf years ago from a snare where there was a booby trap thin wire in the air which they had not seen-he sent a white dove who sat on it to warn them we know the white dive signifies the holly spirit which points to the brit chadasha -but the rabbi did no. I was writing to point this out when I heard a quiet voice speak to my heart and say sounded what sounded like…..Ee kOtzim (though the K sounded more like kh than sharp k) I found kOtzim means thorns but I can’t figure the Ee bit. I might have missed the beginning consonant as I had noise around me . Do you know?

[@TheWORDinHEBREW]

Shalom. I heard this story. I believe it was an IDF soldier who saw the dove that save him and the others from an explosive. It's hard to know exactly what are the words you are looking for, but if it is Kotzim with a "K" sound, than it means "thorns". But if it is with a "KH" sound (guttural), than it means "they are crossing...". Not sure what the "Ee" is. The closest thing that will make some sense, will be "Heh" before the word, which means "the". So it will be "the ones who are crossing" or "the thorns". I hope this helps.

[@Fieldsofflowers777]

@TheWORDinHEBREW thank you very much for taking the time to answer. I thought ha was the. Hebrew is difficult.

[@kyotosinfinity5959]

Can you do the Israeli national anthem ?

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@@TheWORDinHEBREW plz plz plz plz xD

[@מישהושמנסהללמודעברית]

איילת, Can you please correct my Hebrew? Here’s a sentence: לשון ישוע הייתה עברית, לא ארמית ?לא instead of ולא Do I have to say