Learn to Read Psalm 23 in Biblical Hebrew | Hebrew Bible Study

Unlock the beauty of Psalm 23 in its original language! Join me as I delve into biblical Hebrew and learn to read and understand this cherished passage. In this video, I provide step-by-step guidance on reading Psalm 23 in Hebrew, accompanied by a brief explanation of its rich meaning. Whether you're a beginner or looking to deepen your biblical Hebrew skills, this video is perfect for you. Subscribe to my channel for more insightful lessons on biblical Hebrew and scripture exploration!
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[00:00] Introduction
[00:27] Verse 1
[01:30] Verse 2
[02:15] Verse 3
[03:12] Verse 4
[05:05] Verse 5
[06:02] Verse 6
[06:59] Reading The complete text
[08:14] Interpretation of the text

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God bless you miss , toda raba et ohev kol shelah

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Thank you ❤ Hallelujah ❤

[@BiblicalHebrew101]

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Thank you

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Yes 😊, this is my new channel, dedicated to biblical Hebrew only. Happy to have you here as well, and thank you for watching! Happy learning!

[@chrisneeds6125]

Hi Psalm two is very topical just now; would you like to tackle it? I listen to Miqedem sing Psalm 23 in Hebrew; their version is very beautiful. I play it several times every day 🤭 What is the sound of the rare chataf kamatz vowel (a kamatz and a sh'va together)? Is it "ah" like kamatz but shorter? Or is it a short "o" as in broth? I also heard it may be "u" as in mud? Thank you for the help.

[@BinuMathew-hy1mq]

You put same hebrew words in will comfort me and you will prepare/ set.

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You are most welcome! I'm glad you found it helpful! ☺️