OT503 Hebrew Grammar I | Accents | Dr. Iosif Zhakevich

The Shewa is a Hebrew vowel sound that's an essential part of the language. In this lecture, Dr. Iosif Zhakevich describes its purpose and how students of God's Word can better undersatnd the text's meaning if they master the use of the Shewa.
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[@vusumzingceke6518]

What an important lesson. Thank you so much

[@williamjayaraj2244]

Thank you sir.

[@VaneNickOke]

Excellent teacher !

[@debm2252]

Prior to this I’ve had so much trouble grasping the Kamatz hatuph and the accents. You have really made this so clear to me in this video. 💡Thank you. I hope you will be keeping your videos on KZbin for review. 🙏This video is a powerhouse.

[@whatsbible]

Very helpful for self learning. Beautiful

[@somato2688]

will there be more lessons made available?

[@lynnchurchman1159]

Thank you! Could I ask if you would give us the meaning of each word that you use as examples in your lessons. 😊