Mysteries in the Hebrew Language

[@awfelia]

My life has changed since I started looking into the aramaic pictograms and biblical hebrew! Thanks for this..as usual..very enlightening video!

[@zilverheart]

What changes?

[@TCgirl]

I would like to know about how this person’s life changed also.

[@firebug1892]

@@TCgirl😂

[@MB-tb6jy]

The correlation between the words related to space and time really surprised me. I find it very interesting.

[@حَسن-م3ه9ظ]

In most of not all languages, words for space are also the words for time There's no reason to create new vocabulary for time-stuff when you already have the words for space-stuff to use "Way Back" means "past" in English, "past" is also used for movement in location "i got *past* them" In Chinese "up" and "down" means "past" and "future"

[@kenyareads6918]

(Ruts/Erets/Rats) Genesis 10:25 - Peleg was so named because it was in his time that the earth was divided. This happened after the flood. So, yes, the Bible does suggest that the Earth fractured into pieces at some point. An interesting curiosity about the division of the earth: When God created the World, before the flood, in Genesis 2:10 we read that there was a river that flowed from Eden and then divided into four rivers. Pishon, Gihon, Tigris and the Euphrates. If you take a piece of paper and draw five lines that meet at the middle, representing the main river and then the split into the four rivers, you will get five pieces. Before the construction of the Suez Canal and the Panama Canal, there were only five major land masses in the world: North/South America, Artic, Africa/Europe/Asia, Australia, Antartica. This suggests that the river from Eden and the four rivers it watered became the fracture points that formed the continents approximately 100 years after Noah's flood, in Peleg's time. Interesting, isn't it?

[@ancienthebreworg]

Yes, that is very interesting, thank you.

[@UsernameJones]

Watch this, Jeff---kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y2acgK1jaseCZpI

[@bijou989]

The earth did not fracture into pieces lol. You ignored the part where Noah partitioned the earth among his three sons. I hope that wasn't intentional.

[@jayster412]

@@UsernameJones can’t find the video “ underwater world exposed” any help appreciated

[@MB-tb6jy]

Also, regarding "ozen" It's root may seemingly be the same as the root for measuring but if you compare to Arabic and Aramaic, the equivalent words is spelled with dhal, instead of zayn. So the Arabic words "Azni", and "Mizan" also means to (1st person) weigh and balance respectively. The word for ear however is udhun. Notice the difference? This is because the proto-Semitic "dhal" merged with the "Zayn" in the Hebrew language.

[@JonyBuss]

i know YAHUAH knows all things and that is why the Hebrew language is so perfect

[@toosiyabrandt8676]

Hi You DO have to ask yourself HOW Moses got the information about Genesis and all the events leading up to his own time! And there are the Books of 1 Enoch, Jasher and Jubilees, to fill in a few more details about the pre Exodus, and even pre Deluvian times. But Genesis in particular must have been dictated to Moses by YHWH. So the Hebrew language has that precision of connections and origins for that reason. Every letter has a pictogram of it's own, and words only convey their exact meanings when read, because when spoken, you don't know which ' S' was used ' Shin' or ' Samech' each one bringing it's own meaning to a word. Shalom to us only in Christ Yeshua.

[@marceloribeirosimoes8959]

​@@toosiyabrandt8676 - Hi, I agree with you about almost every single word you posted. But... ...many believe in the "Book of Enoch". All those that believe in that, believe in many nonsense and unbiblical doctrines... ...that document has a lot of errors - starting by it's "name". But you have the right to believe in anything you want... ...like Catholics and almost all "evangelicals", they believe that JESUS came from Heavens and they say, at the SAME TIME, that JESUS was born in a stable... ...the "trinity" doctrine is a real mess. But they believe in that "with all their hearts", even if that still has a mysterious matter like the yeast from the Pharisees in... The enemy uses the TRUTH to deceive the not so sure about The Truth. He uses fragments changing the sense and many can't see the difference. That's what the "Book of Enoch" is. Just like "The Gospel from Judah", and many other documents with biblical names but no one knows for sure who made them... ...fragments of TRUTH and many nonbiblical doctrines there...

[@JohnDoe-zy6tm]

Maybe waiting to transmit his divine message until man had created a more complex and less ambiguous language would have avoided all the confusion... when each word can arbitrarily be translated many ways the message is whatever the reader chooses it to be. I fail to see this as even remotely a “perfect” language. Much less an adequate Medium for transmission of divine truths... it’s beautiful, it’s even useful in its ambiguity as it can be seen as whatever you want it to be to you. It also allows it to be beyond the realm of actually translating it accurately with any confidence as to the original meaning... it is and shall remain whatever you want it to be. Like an ink blot test. What you see has less to do with the text and more to do with your own mind. to each their own.

[@keepthechange2811]

@@JohnDoe-zy6tm That's a reach. Just like any written or spoken language it cant just mean whatever you want it to mean.

[@JohnDoe-zy6tm]

@@keepthechange2811 Biblical Hebrew had no vowels and is broadly open to interpretation as multiple words can have the exact same spelling and are translate via context or word roots. The Greek Translation of early Christian works is also open to a vast array of different interpretations. The ancient languages ( especially the Hebrew ) fall far short of the clear message you're implying with "it can't just mean whatever you want it to mean." .. as the hundreds of different interpretations in existence shows.

[@Quamela]

Thank you. You make learning fascinating rather than monotonous.

[@toomuch5827]

That's insightful. Psalms 68 verse really opened up mind. With regard to your question in the description, "Yes." Shalom

[@kamilfrancoolczak]

Jeff - the simple autobible answer is in 2 Tim. 3:16 The Scriptures are inspired by Jehovah. Warm regards from Brighton, UK

[@sparkshot]

M-ozen (Mem(From)) Ear. Balance comes from the ear. That seems clear too. (I'm KnuNetzer, other channel)

[@ancienthebreworg]

Very interesting, I did not think of that, but you are correct.

[@Quamela]

Thank you. Great insight.

[@حَسن-م3ه9ظ]

In most of not all languages, words for space are also the words for time There's no reason to create new vocabulary for time-stuff when you already have the words for space-stuff to use "Way Back" means "past" in English, "past" is also used for movement in location "i got *past* them" In Chinese "up" and "down" means "past" and "future"

[@ava-anon7352]

I like to think that when God breathed His breath into Adam that he was imbued with genius; and that his descendants continued to have very high intelligence - whether exercised for good or for evil - and that it dissipated over time.

[@gospelphilomath]

Hey Jeff, When will you be releasing another series of the mechanical translations??? We need more mechanical translations for the other books of the Tanakh, such as Daniel,Isaiah,Ezekiel,Job!! Let me know!

[@kevincrary6327]

Pooch Piano yup!

[@ancienthebreworg]

I recently completed Leviticus and am now working on Numbers. Once I finish Deuteronomy I will be working on editing the 7 volumes of the Mechanical Translation of the Torah and hope to have this project complete in May, 2018. At that time I think I will be working a Mechanical Translation of the Psalms.

[@kevincrary6327]

I can't wait!

[@4TruthBeTrue]

I would be interested to purchase a copy of that. please let me know when it is ready. thanks

[@ancienthebreworg]

4TruthBeTrue you can purchase draft copies here if you are interested - www.ancient-hebrew.org/bookstore/mt.html

[@gledwood9108]

That's interesting but lots of languages use the same or similar terminology for space and time e.g in English "before" means in front of as well as beforehand

[@12holylight]

What’s the source that confirms that benei El was written in the Hebrew previous version of the Septuagint?

[@martialkintu2035]

This is knowledge from God. Humans couldn't have just come up with this on their own. God taught man speech.

[@annaleedaughterofyhwh7767]

WOW! This was absolutely amazing, Jeff. 🔥

[@jehovajah]

Reshot is the ordinal first place, Which is first in space or the headspace. The position in space where the head goes .

[@Jethro-b3f]

All this hard work falling into obscurity. Thanks for all you did, but now is a time to revise much of this to a people more open to these things. I don't know what's going on, but there is a void in the study of the Hebrew language, and Benner should be in it.

[@aliinizi9498]

I like your videos Jeff, do you believe that Hebrew and Arabic belong to the same mother language? and if so what is that language? if not then why are there too many similarities in these languages? stay safe

[@ancienthebreworg]

Yes, do believe they are related and they both come from, what many call Proto-Semitic, but I call Ancient Hebrew.

[@jdparamount92]

Ali Inizi They come from Akkadian. The city-state itself is mentioned by Accad in most translations.

[@MB-tb6jy]

@@ancienthebreworg That's strange, Jeff. Ancient Hebrew has lost many sounds Proto-Semitic sounds which has merged with other letters. The Most conservative of the Semitic sounds are supposedly found in the languages of Ancient Yemen, followed by Arabic which has most of the phonemes except Śäwt.

[@MB-tb6jy]

@@jdparamount92 That's not true either as Akkadian had lost even more sounds and was most likely even influenced by Sumerian. I believe that the Proto-Semitic language was spoken most likely by the first settlers of the Middle East who most likely came from North East Africa.

[@christofferraby4712]

@@MB-tb6jy it should be no surprise then that the Jews/Israelites that used to live in Yemen were known for there good Hebrew pronunciation. When they moved to modern independent state of Israel they became famous for their Hebrew songs because Hebrew rolls of the tongue easily when pronounced with the Yemenite Jewish accent.

[@MichaelMMiddleton098]

Why is there such diverse translations / meanings to identical Hebrew words?

[@guidefortheperplexed7301]

Ratz also is the Hebrew word used to describe Jacob and Esau's struggle in utero.

[@ing-mariekoppel1637]

About earth and pieces What about Peleg and in his time the earth was divided?

[@bro.lestermatanggo9510]

Great presentation ♥️❣️

[@annanicholson5309]

they werent stupid thats for sure. if they knew these things from God then it blows the ancient alien theorists off

[@حَسن-م3ه9ظ]

In arabic nūn means fish or the edge of a sword

[@TheCritic9196]

Not the same nun, he's talking about the root which form ib'n meaning son or banu

[@MB-tb6jy]

Regarding Eretz (Arď in Arabic), it seems more that the word is based on the apparent cracks which surface on a dried up desert floor. That would be the more obvious assumption. I don't think that the Hebrews knew the inner structure of the Earth well. Unless it was revealed as a scientific miracle but then how well would it be understood by the common people?

[@ancientsage1969]

Thank You Jeff. #ThatIsAll

[@PreacherJimC]

I just stumbled upon your video. I just had a question, are you a believing Christian? I think that make a difference in how we translate/understand Scripture. Not in the mechanical sense but in the interpretive understanding or hermeneutical sense. I received my M.Div. in Old Testament and Semitic Languages and have joined my Old Testament professor in post grad research for some book endeavors. We are currently working on a book called "The Student Study Guide to the Book of Genesis." I have enjoyed your videos and will share them with my OT professor, you can search him on the internet, his name is Dr. Eugene (Gene) Mayhew. I attended Moody Theological Seminary, and currently serve as a Southern Baptist Pastor in Michigan.

[@jamesderr1344]

Eliminate the word Christian, for it is not Scriptural, now focus on the word "believe" and it's meaning from a Hebrewic mindset. Now, who is one believing in? Yeshua, the Torah, the One who points the Way on our journey, the One who walks beside those who seek Him and His guidance. When we repent, or turn from the path we have chosen and follow Him on the path of obedience to the Father, we will be saved. Note, it is a path, it is a journey, and He looks at our heart's desire.

[@stjo4756]

Research Abelard Reuchlin

[@SonofDavid]

sacred Mysteries...sacred

[@30IYouTube]

Also the word Erets sounds soo simalir to the unrelated Eḥad, meaning 1, the only one.

[@krackerToo]

Thank you Brother Jeff

[@robgreene1776]

Astounding. Toda rabah !

[@davidrussell6498]

hey Jeff, have you looked into the flat earth my friend? i have for the last year been looking into it and have found many things that do point to a flat earth. 1 is cuvature, there isn't any! 2 is its stationary and proven.

[@TheVegen]

Ha, I was also bring this up. Not to mention the 64 bible verses that confirm a stationary flat earth (120 if you include the book of Enoch and Josephus).

[@innominatusambrosius7103]

Not flat but concave :)

[@ancienthebreworg]

I have done an extensive review of the flat earth theory. I do admit that there is evidence that suggests that the earth is flat. The most compelling is that you can see distant objects that should be below the horizon. But I have also found evidence that suggests that the earth is a globe. The most compelling is the phases of the moon and eclipses.

[@innominatusambrosius7103]

the concave earth theory makes the most sense to me

[@siicpaxsheechpaw]

Frankenstein believed in a flat earth. That's why his monster has a flat head HA HA HA ;)

[@KedemHai]

Space / Time is simply wrong. Can you show a single occurrence where this is true?

[@friendsintruth6887]

Hi Jeff thanks for your work it is important in these times to have the overstanding to what we knew in qedem reshyt many thanks again Shalom 🦁🐏🙃😇🕊️👑🦁🦁

[@jewelespinoza7233]

Awesome.

[@hansbeens3625]

I think more words in my language derive from hebrew, and then I don't mean the many Jiddisch words that we still use in Dutch today. E.g. the Dutch word for the English "ore" is "erts", like in "ijzererts" (iron ore). Erets so is pretty much the same word as our Dutch word "erts". Also in German "Erz". Coincidence? I don't tink so.

[@gunngrease9810]

I want a cell phone that runs off a bagdad bat.

[@SHAUL-BEN-YISRAEL]

Powerful word!

[@northwoodsmama4973]

Question: can anyone explain the NT vs Mithras and Chrishna for me? I'm slightly heartbroken, and wondering...what translation can I find that hasn't been inseminated with Mithras garbage???? 😭

[@dds577]

Awesome!

[@patriciahein8233]

Whether the ancient Hebrews did or did not know these scientific ideas makes no difference. God most certainly understood these ideas. The scriptures were written by inspiration of the Almighty, therefore all these scientific ideas are perfectly at home in his word regardless of whether the writers understood what they were writing or the how the inspiration of God also affected the Hebrew language.

[@URIBRAVO-makaveli]

HALLELU-YAH 🔯🛐✝️☯️♾️🕉️

[@guidefortheperplexed7301]

The word "Nun" means "fish" in Aramaic. Not nun, but Nin means descendant. Fish are abundant as in "you shall multiply like fish" The ancients thought that semen came from the brain down the spine to the penis. The shape may also be a snake, which was associated with semen and the spine. But I don't think they knew about the shape of sperm

[@johnorr3483]

Profound !

[@angosalvo5734]

Nun and the other alphabet letters are the invention of phoenicians and the the word "Nun" means fish or whale as in arabic as well.

[@ancienthebreworg]

The theory that the Phoenicians invented the alphabet is just that, a theory and there is no evidence of this, just conjecture. This theory is based on antiquated data that dates back over 100 years. The evidence suggests that the Semitic alphabet predated the Phoenicians by almost 1000 years.

[@angosalvo5734]

Well, at least they were the ones that taught the world how to use alphabet in an efficient way. The "Semetic" term was taken from the bible which we don't have an old copy of it. So it's pure speculation to speak about something that pretaded phoenicians while we don't have any inscription mentioning it. Would mind inform me what are these evidences you are referring to?

[@ancienthebreworg]

I document many of these evidences on my website, but let me refer you to an article on my website by Steve Law - ancient-hebrew.org/alphabet_oldest.html

[@angosalvo5734]

Thanks for the reply. If these findings in the article are true, then we should revise the whole theory of who invented the alphabet.

[@kathleenescalera7417]

Perhaps this shows us that God gave the written language to Moses

[@MarkTrujilloDesignsandMedia]

The title sometimes gives away the motive of the presenter. Presenting the title has "Mysteries of the Hebrew language".. is problematic. This is due to the fact that there's already a presupposition that the Hebrew language isn't a mystery in itself.. instead, the title is presented as though it's already established as fact that we know what the Hebrew language is.. what's worse is that we're talking about ancient Scripts. It doesn't present itself as though there's still things to learn about it but that there are Mysteries attached to the Hebrew language as though the Hebrew language wasn't a mystery. That's when you dismiss the entire teaching as propaganda of a political agenda.. when you know that you can watch the video and see if there's something to learn.. with no harm done

[@HeEhyehAsherEhyehNOW]

Thank You

[@stjo4756]

That was bitchin!

[@KedemHai]

I am sorry sir, but this is just plain wrong. The letter Nun is pictured as a snake which the ancient Hebrews knew only as נע (means moving). Not son, not sprout not even a snake, certainly not a sperm cell.

[@grimvaderdehoff8364]

Ancient Paleo Hebrew and Phoenician are nearly identical. The parent of Greek is Phoenician aka paleo Hebrew. Hebrew adopted the square script of imperial Aramaic during the Babylonian captivity. So in a way Greek is closer to its parent than modern Hebrew. Check out Hebrew is Greek with a mask on by Joseph Ben YEHUDA. 😊

[@MB-tb6jy]

Greek made a lot of edits and innovations with their alphabet, To the point that it isn't even comparable to the Semitic alphabets. Hebrew is closer in resemblance and in the letter names. I hope you're not referring to the language as well because Greek is a Indo-European language.

[@D800Lover]

A video that says "is it coincidence" this many time has very little value.

[@Saint.questions]

I like this ........

[@KedemHai]

אזן has nothing to do with balance. that root describes anything that has a shape like a spoon and you can put things into. That describes the ear, the scale, the plow and has nothing to do with balance.

[@vickymarinou6271]

So the ear is something shaped and used like a spoon?

[@KedemHai]

@@vickymarinou6271 I didn't say used. and of course i'm using 'spoon' in the lack of a better word. parent root is זנ. אזן is like "זנ-able"

[@vickymarinou6271]

@@KedemHai ok. just asking because you had written "and can put things into" like plough etc.. Are there any other words that are used with this root that is referring only to the shape and not the use? (Thank you for replying by the way)

[@KedemHai]

​@@vickymarinou6271 I thought you meant specifically a spoon, for eating. Used for putting things into - yes, that is the meaning. There are also some derivations such as זון [a barn] and זין [apothecary or perfumes bottles]. Also נז is the opposite - instead of something being contained now it is spread

[@KedemHai]

@@vickymarinou6271 But there are some example of just a shape without use and the other way around - זרע [seed] and זרוע [arm], אדום [red] only looks like דם [blood]

[@martialkintu2035]

This may sound inappropriate and disgusting but if your sperm is translucent enough and you analyze it closely with strong light you could possibly see the little sperm cells travelling though they are very hard to see. Don't ask me how I found that out.

[@MB-tb6jy]

Interesting...

[@timomastosalo]

The ancient Nun looks also like a snake, which is n-achash in Hebrew. First letters are the key in the first alphabets, like in the Greek ones.

[@MB-tb6jy]

Nun actually means fish in Classical Arabic, and some photographs suggest that It was originally a fish.

[@timomastosalo]

@@MB-tb6jy But this is older, when Hebrew was making its alphabets

[@MB-tb6jy]

@@timomastosalo Hebrew didn't makrnits alphabet. It evolved and was replaced. Hebrew initially had the Paleo-Hebrew but then it was replaced Hythe Aramaic alphabet. The modern Hebrew Alphabet is only a modification of that.

[@timomastosalo]

@@MB-tb6jy I spoke about the Paleo-Hebrew alphabet in my 1st comment already: notice, I said ancient Nun - as opposed to modern Nun, in the current alphabet. So the explanation about the modern Hebrew Alphabet was needless. Also, in the previous comment I said this Hebrew alphabet here is older than the texts you were talking about. Always check first what the readers know, before teaching - especially basics :) I think very few readers hear are unaware of the 2 alphabets: or they wouldn't be watching this video. Like I spoke about the letter under examination in the video, which is the best guess when you read a comment about the video. I didn't use the term Paleo-Hebrew, so the comment is easier also for those who don't know much about the scientific terminology. Maybe let's give this chain a rest now already, let's not go to the background information which is already good to have before watching this video. If we comment further, let's comment more about the video.

[@ButlerianG-Haddinun]

albert Einstein was a Quack Hack. Check out Thunderbolts Project. Young Earthers who tie together diverse writings.

[@MB-tb6jy]

No need to disrespect him. Even though I am aware of the amazing accomplishments of the amazing problems solved by the Electric Universe theory, I don't think it is ever appropriate to disrespect someone who our so much thought and work into explaining something complex as the universe through mathematics. It may be as well that what is apparent from the Theory of Relativity is merely the results whilst the Electric Universe theory explains the Cause. At the End of the Day, none of us have have even a glimpse of the knowledge of the Cosmos so we should only be humble. We cannot even explain the mysteries of our own planet correctly. Who are we to call others quack sacks for coming up with ideas?

[@rikshaw5632]

EVIDENCE,...!no coincidence!see the proof in hyglyphics.great research....😃

[@jamesworley9888]

I'll tell you what Jeff A. Benner you have made some interesting points I do think that some of this may point to the ancient Hebrews having influence from science more advanced then we may have thought at first, but nontheless I think much of this is coincidendce. I don't think anyone knew what a sperm cell looked like, and not only that but I think people are giving these letter forms much more power then they should have. These letters look nearly identical to over 22 ancient egyption hieroglyphs and from my experiance this alphabet is an early script and nothing more. I would love to be able to believe what you believe in but there is no use in making a mountain out of a mole hill there is no evidence that these letters mean anything. I mean think for just a second AV picture of an ox and a house witch means strength of the house but a zayan and a nun works just as easy he who gives food to the seed aka his family. let me give another example El mighty one could also be resh beyth he whom gives authority to the home.

[@MB-tb6jy]

Alef-Bet = Authority of the house According to what i hace researched, Zayn seems to be related to weapons or tools, if thats the case than Zayn-Nun would probably be relate releasing sperm (ie. Tool-Seed/continuation) Ras-Bet seems to be a proto-root for Ras-Bet-Bet which is related to Lordship. In the Qur'an, Allâh is also referred to as the Rabb of the Universe. So it isn't a wrong suggestion. It's just that the Hebrews seemed to have used this word In a more anthropomorphic fashion.

[@jamesworley9888]

@@MB-tb6jy Man that was two years ago my religious view's have flipped on there head. Nowadays I not only see the Bible in a new light and believe that the Ancients new about advanced concepts but also see the complete and utter insanity of thinking that the Abrahamic religions are the only ones that understand God! I now see that The Hindu's where right about the true nature of God all along. There is a divine source "YHWH" where all thing's have came from and all things will return but saying that God is some man in the sky looking down on us to see if we've been naughty or nice (a santa clause God) is nothing more then legends and foke lore!!! Do I believe in higher and lower relms? "YES I don't even have to believe in them they are a direct result of ones vibrational state and has *nothing* to do with reword and punishment whatsoever!!! When is says in the New testament (if we should even call it that) That we will burn in hell for eternity if we don't *qoute* "listen to our daddy" The word for forever in hebrew can be better translated as "a long time" and considering the fact that the Ancient Hebrews believed in reincarnation it most likely means "a life time"! In other words Your positive or negative vibrational state when you die will attract you to either a positive or negative realm of existence for a lifetime. Once your lesson has been learned your vidrational state changes and thus you come closer to source aka God. And the God that is already in you will Judge wiether or not you deserve it!

[@honeybeechanger]

I am Jewish. I just discovered your work. Until this video I liked all you videos. You are over thinking Hebrew but that follows a really long history of of over thinking Hebrew. 😁

[@gamerjj777]

Why brain not in hebrew

[@canalmoins6237]

There is neither coincidence nor evidence . It's a sheer nonsense . No etymological link exists between ( ear and balance ) in simitic languages . The lettre ( noun ) means serpent or fish in its origin and not sprouting seed as you imaginated . Please try to be realistic !

[@АртурМилкович]

ahhh mda

[@gunngrease9810]

Einstein was a real stinker.

[@АртурМилкович]

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[@АртурМилкович]

mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

[@MarkTrujilloDesignsandMedia]

Yep. Just as i suspected.. Bovine Scatology Out

[@aquillafleetwood8180]

Google, the Northern Cross, by Aquilla Fleetwood, youtube! Google, Night Signs, by Aquilla Fleetwood, youtube! Genesis 1: 14, ....the stars shall be for signs... Psalms 75: 6, ...exaltation comes from God out of the north....

[@neonpop80]

Ah, come on. I like this channel but that's not a light bulb, that's the snake Wedjet coming out of a lotus. And just because you can read electric current in something does not mean it was made for the purpose of generating electric power. And those Egyptian Hieroglyphs are of an eye and an arm, not a spaceship and a helicopter. Really stretching here. Very amateurish and very disappointed.