Learn Ve'ahavta in Hebrew (Deut. 6:5-9)

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Ve’ahavta prayer is the prayer immediately following the Shema in Deuteronomy 6:5-9. The Shema (Deut. 6:4), together with Ve’ahavta is also the first section on a Mezuzah scroll and is a reminder to love God with all our hearts, our souls and our strength:
“You shall love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your strength. These words that I command you today are to be on your heart. You shall teach them diligently to your children, and shall speak of them when you sit at home and when you walk by the way, and when you lie down and when you rise up. And you shall bind them as a sign on your hand and they shall be as frontlets between your eyes. You shall write them on the doorposts of your house and on your gates.”(Deut. 6:5-9)

[@Daniel_Hoseiny]

ואהבת את יהוה אלהיך בכל-לבבך ובכל-נפשך ובכל-מאדך. והיו הדברים האלה, אשר אנכי מצוך היום--על-לבבך. ושננתם לוניך, ודברת בם, בשבתך בביתך ובלכתך ודרך, ובשכתך ובקומך. וקשרתם לאות, על-ידך; והיו לטטפת, בין עיניך. וכתבתם על-מזזות ביתך, ובשעריך.

[@tonylamb965]

Yes, Jehovah God, the creator, whom we should all give thanks for life.

[@SuddenUpdraft]

I’m studying Biblical Hebrew and this is very helpful. I put it in my Hebrew playlist. Thank you.

[@PedroRivera-db3hh]

God bless you. Thank you for your time and patience to teach us Hebrew.

[@irisfeldman9754]

Thank you so much. This was so helpful since I am studying, at age 78, for my Bat Mitzvah May of 2022.

[@truth843_nocap]

Thank you and God bless you 🙏🏻❤️

[@majidamd2375]

Shaolm all I Love Torah

[@wmnoffaith1]

It's amazing to me that in Hebrew, these verses sound like a beautiful poem being read. It rhymes due to the KHA sound. It sounds much better in Hebrew than in English.

[@madpsychiatrist6485]

The sub title can't read. Asher

[@kathleenjmalmquist3015]

I had that same thought. It does sound like poetry. Such a beautiful language.

[@christianfreedom-seeker934]

Thank you! Ever since I started studying Hebrew, I feel so much closer to Elohiem!

[@heatherheitkamp-brown411]

You are a god send to a b'nei mitzvah. Just exactly right. Perfect.

[@boyahshua1284]

shalom,tov me'od ,i bless you in the NAME of the GREAT I AM IN ADONAY YAHSHUAWONDERFULL AND BLESSED NAME , TODA, FOR YOUR LESSONS ,I HAVE JEWISH BLOOD , I WANT TO LEARN MORE OF EVERTHING OF MY GO'EL ,BAR'CHU HU, BLESSED IS HE , I AM STILL LEARNING UNDER THE GUIDANCE OF THE RUACH HAKODDESH IN YAHSHUA WONDERFULL NAME, COULDYOU GIVE US MORE TODAH RABBAH, B'AHAVA , SHEM ME ' AL KOL SHEM, SHALOM, SISTER .

[@alfarolable]

Todah rabah!!! I am glad to hear from you,such an amazing work!!!

[@saschaontour1989]

This Is good for learning and a good Meditation Toda Raba I Love ‏עברית תודה רבה

[@everarmenta5447]

Such a beautiful language to learn!! Shalom Aleichem!

[@nachshonbenavrahum7305]

A best teaching that help me better way to learn

[@ronpoe232]

Shabbat shalom

[@thisistrinket7911]

Very helpful for my Hebrew studies! I really like the fact that you slow down the V’ahavta to make it easier to follow. Thank you!

[@joseosorio1630]

Thank you for sharing the reading of the Holy Word am learning Hebrew language and I enjoy what you do

[@kingbrown8308]

This is very exciting learning hebrew.

[@robertasanderson7771]

Todah rabah! i am a beginner Hebrew student, and appreciate your teaching! BLESSINGS to you!

[@davido.rodriguez3148]

Thank you my teacher you're awesome I really appreciate your teaching I just found out that I'm Jewish I look forward to your classes learn about the Shema prayer more often shabbat shalom my friend

[@organizewithchaos]

Todah rabah

[@tricolor112010]

Very good video and may God bless you forever

[@saskiascott8181]

It's so beautiful

[@gsybico]

You make Hebrew look and sound easy. Thank you

[@JesusisReturning09]

Shavua tov 🙏🏼🙌🏼

[@JesusisReturning09]

חג פורים שמח

[@charlottelopez5982]

I loved this this helped my daughter alot while practicing her Hebrew

[@allisonjackson2882]

So helpful and lovely sounding! Thank you

[@shamansslave]

Toda raba. This is one part in the Torah and siddur that I get tripped up trying to say.

[@melissajanecesariaerickson767]

Thank you so much for this. I really struggle with Hebrew, so it’s nice to have you sound it out so slowly and following the transliteration helps so much.

[@dradebora9002]

This is the best, because of your translation (Word by Word) BUT it is too small.

[@Robbie..Ha-Navi]

you are so pleasant , The Fathers mighty Berakah on you

[@mgolden556]

Todah rebah! I appreciate learning the Hebrew accent proununciation

[@Mia-jy6di]

This help with my batmitzva

[@lucasbarahona9384]

Shalom

[@ronpoe232]

I absolutely love your chanel I'm sharing everything I learn with my brothers and sisters

[@charlesworthington5466]

thank you and GOD or YHWH Bless you AUMON and from LOVE and PEASE

[@JesusisReturning09]

Shuva tov!!!!❤

[@eduardoguajardo6285]

בברכה, תודה על השיתוף!

[@victorlins4754]

Thank you so much!!

[@walter467]

Amazing I love it. שבת שלום

[@gigimaxfield4869]

Thank you!

[@joanmacdonald4997]

Thanks so much for this ministry

[@SDsc0rch]

..........and you shall love your neighbor as yourself : )

[@jennybosman7360]

Shalom Shalom

[@huntersegal1165]

Shalom

[@rheasilva7924]

thank you thanks god bless us in Jesus-

[@tevja-Cembalobau]

thank you so much for your helpful video

[@apologetmuslim6323]

Good lesson

[@pedroflores7478]

This is wonderful!!!

[@bettywehyee7337]

Amen

[@SedDelMar]

Thanks so very much! It is tough to get!!

[@mstirman]

Todah Rabah!

[@cjvideoproductionservices213]

This is very helpful. Thanks.

[@stellajoseph1467]

Amen praise be to God blessed prayer Thoda rabba God bless you sister

[@hineni53]

Todah rabbah.

[@angieaportela9849]

Today rabah! Hello my name is Angie and I'm 43 yrs old I'm trying to learn this prayer as I'm preparing for my belated bat-Mitzvah at our Messianic Jewish synagogue. My son is also learning it because he will actually do his bat-Mitzvah at 13 , we don't know if we are Jewish but we Love Hashem with all our heart and believe Yeshua is the Messiah, May the L-RD keep giving such great knowledge to keep doing this helpful videos. How would you suggest I memorize it?

[@TheWORDinHEBREW]

Shalom Angie and Mazal Tov for your Bat and your son's Bar Mitzvah! Just keep listening tpo and reciting it... You can also purchase a physical version of the poster on my website, to have on hand when you are reading it... www.thewordinhebrew.com. May God bless you and keep you :-)

[@AnonEeMouse]

Clearly the word “slowly” is a lot faster to a native speaker than for a beginner.

[@TheWORDinHEBREW]

Lol 😉 You can use the KZbin video setting to play it in a slower speed. Hope that helps.

[@muzikluver2525]

Can you upload Psalms 91 in Hebrew and English so we can learn it? Thanks you. Shalom.

[@walter467]

very awesome

[@wayneros1363]

I'm a convert. You strengthen me

[@lucasbarahona9384]

I really want to learn how to speak Hebrew

[@meganeackelbary5832]

So what exactly does Ve’ahavta mean, or aftah? Thank you so much 4 this!!

[@TheWORDinHEBREW]

It means “and/so you shall love…” See the first word I teach here.

[@tonylamb965]

Looking at the 3rd word with “Yod Hey Vav Hey” - doesn’t that spell the name of God (the Tetragram) which the people of Israel will not say because it is Holy to you?

[@piketroy4576]

I like what you do & how you do it. But your web page is not clear. Like I want to order this chart, how much for 1, 10 or 50. And method of payment. And yes I want to order some charts.

[@sarahmcknight9920]

Please take a look at Alan Horvath videos he has the Aramaic Hebrew versions of things you may also be interested in what he has to say about current Christian ways and traditions that are quite shocking of course Yeshua is the Messiah and the Torah is the word of God but only you and ppl who search have the true meaning of these scripture because I had looked up the Lords Prayer and it's different in English not at all the same meanings and altogether different words. I just want to make sure you know that Jewish people had it right in the beginning they just missed the signs as predicted in the Torah but the ones who didn't has the right way and the right words and meanings because they knew him. It's worth looking at

[@wordsinred]

castcreator1 - the Jesus taught in churches is not the biblical Yeshua. Yeshua told us to follow Moshe and the prophets, told us to repent and turn to the ways of God. He kept sabbath, the moedim, was kosher, and went to synagogue. The Catholic church and its daughters (the protestant churches) have taught lies.

[@IovancaStratan]

Wonderful but if you read out loud and circle the name of YEHOVAH as A Do Nai, when teaching Hebrew is confusing. I don't see Aleph or Ayin nor Dalet or Nun in that word. I see Yod Hei Vav Hei. I understand that the rabbinic teaching is forbidding to speak the Hashem, which by the way is in contradiction with the Tanakh, however if you don't feel comfortable to say the Name of Yehovah out loud I respect that, but wouldn't be better not to say it at all instead of reading A Do Nai for Ye Ho Vah? I genuinely want to learn Hebrew and love Israel, but this makes feel like I can't trust that what I learn here is accurate. I'm not judging, just expressing how this made me feel. Thank you for considering my comment. ❤🙏

[@huntersegal1165]

To fast for me.Can you make a slower version

[@lukasdraven3703]

kadosh kadosh veahavta jude israel-jerusalem baruch adonai kadosh kadosh shabbat amin miliard sory amore jesus.amin .amin..

[@joelwittenberg8295]

I think it should be explained that there are two different and distinct pronunciations of Hebrew. It would be not that it would be nice if it was explained that the two pronunciation ashkenazic and Sephardic. And that the pronunciation used herel Sephardic one . It is the pronunciation that is used in Israel, the pronunciation that is predominant in the United States is Ash lens zoo lp Haley go you can take this out casual thank you I've used both and frequently confuse the two when praying. But I'm sure Hashem will understand.

[@eliadsavel8015]

I look at the word haehleh you read ONLY haehle .....why you don't read the last letter H as an A according to the Hebrew school ? ! ! !

[@TheWORDinHEBREW]

+ELIAD SAVEL The last letter "ה" (Hey) is not pronounced when it's at the end of a word. The "Ah" sound only comes from א (Alef) or ע (Ayin). When pronounced, the ה will produce a "ha" "he" "ho", etc. sound but never "Ah".

[@chrisneeds6125]

Confusing to read Yehoveh or Yahweh as Adonai

[@TheWORDinHEBREW]

This is the Jewish tradition, but feel free to say it however feels right for you.

[@chrisneeds6125]

@@TheWORDinHEBREW Thank you for your response. All tradition should be scrutinised by each subsequent generation 🤔

[@lynnkrobbins2077]

Isn’t there another paragraph?

[@lynnkrobbins2077]

The paragraph I’m looking for begins in English-“This you shall remember to observe all My Commandments and be holy to your god….” Do you have that in your lessons.

[@n3tl4g]

Faster reading 3:58

[@johnnyyousif4169]

Reading is wonderful, but there is a very important note: the reader seems to be French, as she cannot pronounce the letter R, so the eastern reader can read more clearly. Thank you .

[@LaurenSoniaPrager]

[@eliadsavel8015]

why you teach us wrong ? the 3 rd word is Not ADONAI anyway how you read the last H letter in the SECRET word you read it as an H or as an A thank you ......eliad

[@TheWORDinHEBREW]

+ELIAD SAVEL No one knows exactly how יהוה should be pronounce. To protect God's holy name and avoid mispronunciations of it, "Adonai" is used instead. Also, check out this link: www.hebrew4christians.com/Names_of_G-d/Adonai/adonai.html

[@eliadsavel8015]

The WORD in HEBREW the word; A H A V H ( love ) AHAVA is like; I A H V E H what I say ahavh we read ahava , is not the same with the word IAHVEH ? the last letter H to read it A ? ,I learn Hebrew from you tube the video is named ...Learn Hebrew Writing -Hebrew Alphabet Made Easy: Hey and at the minute 1;20 to 1;22 she say that always the letter H in the end of the word we must to read it A

[@TheWORDinHEBREW]

+ELIAD SAVEL I am not able to find the video you specified but you can send me the exact link to it if you like, souns to me like you might have misunderstood the lesson, or you need to find a new teacher :-) One other point I want to make, is that when the letter ה is at the end of a word, and the letter BEFORE it has the sound "ah", the word will end with the "ah" sound. If the letter before the ה has an "eh" sound, then that word will end with an "eh" sound. It's important to understand that when a word ends with a ה, it's letter BEFORE the ה that is beeing pronounced, and not the ה itself, which is silent. I hope this helps :-)

[@eliadsavel8015]

The WORD in HEBREW the site is.....Learn Hebrew with HebrewPod101.com

[@TheWORDinHEBREW]

+ELIAD SAVEL Well, in order to see the video you referring to, I will have to join this website, and I'm not interested in that... From a quick look, it looks like a legit site, so most likely, you misunderstood the lesson, as my poster and pronunciation is correct... If you have more questions, feel free to ask. Blessings :-)