Top 100 Verbs In The Hebrew Bible (Tiberian Pronunciation)

[@emmanuele2302]

Thank you for your efforts it’s very useful for beginners. If you post bible chapters reading practice slowly will be very useful.

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I love the pronunciation of the Hebrew words. Your voice is so calming and you do not use rough sounds. So pleasing to the ear. May Yah bless you for this wisdom.

[@mathisart]

Thank you, this channel has helped a lot in learning Hebrew, praise Jesus

[@suburbanrapper]

thank you.... PTL!!!!! very efficient and to the point.... bang.... common hebrew verbs pronounced... nice way for me to stop being so intimidated..... great for us taking our first sincere steps to learn biblical hebrew!!!! thanks for your ministry!!!!

[@rinaamaya7382]

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[@ChipraizeD]

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[@arockiadass1260]

Thank you for teaching Hebrew letters it is very interesting one I am Indian I know little Hebrew read and write I like to learn more

[@emmanuele2302]

Thank you for your efforts. Can you please read bible chapters slowly and post the video. I am Hebrew learner it will be useful for all beginners.

[@daleknight8971]

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[@S1n6341]

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[@daleknight8971]

Good list good pronunciation!❤

[@marvinbowman3169]

How about top 100 nouns in the Hebrew Bible. This was awesome

[@maryjemyfreeman7639]

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[@mauricesaigal1641]

I just loved it n enjoyed it Thank you so much God bless you Abundantly

[@noidlebread]

Mr. Moses, what is the significance of using or learning the Tiberian pronunciation? Thank you.

[@adornedbygrace1]

So helpful!

[@ECONOMICOUTLOOK]

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[@levernallanbowles4093]

Thank you very much.

[@haronmanjorang]

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[@loricalass4068]

The next time you make a video, would you consider speaking not just Hebrew but English in the translation? I personally will not be returning to this channel because there’s so much to do during the day and being able to do other things while learning can be so helpful. At least to me.

[@hudsonmunshaw2462]

Which is it? Are you requesting English audio or are you not returning to the channel lol

[@loricalass4068]

@@hudsonmunshaw2462 sorry to be confusing. If new videos are created, where there is English audio, I will very happily return to your channel.

[@sabinnepali921]

How to understand strong number I couldn't understand

[@TheHebrewBible]

Please visit www.blueletterbible.org and type a strong's number, for example, H6213, in the search box.

[@antgolino1513]

the name YaHH /יהּ or YaH/יה is said to be the contracted form of the tetragrammaton YHWH/יהוה but from some research done on the hexadecimal roots it would seem that it derives from the root YWH יוהּ and not from the root hawah הוה/Hayah הָיָה . Indeed YaH is the form of the perfect qal/qatal 3psm of the root YWH/יוהּ and of the present participle Qal . If the name YaHH יהּ/YaH יה is the noun with which we refer to YHWH we have that in the imperfect qal form 3psm the form יָיוּהַּ , so the name according to the qal of the root YWH should be pronounced יָהוּהַּ . If instead it were the causative hifil form of the same root we would have יָיִיהַּ/יָהִוהַּ while the active intensive Piel form would be יֵיוֹהַהּ/יֵהוַֹהּ . In the infinitive form Piel Infinito we have יַהְיֵהַּ which would give the form יַהְוֵהַּ , in the infinitive active qal form we have יוֹהַּ and would give the form יהוֹהַּ . In conclusion I believe that YaH יהּ comes from the root YWH יוהּ and leads us to the active imperf qal 3psm form. יָיוּהַּ/Yayuha/Yayuah; causative 3psm active imperf .יָיִיהַּ/ Yayiyha/Yayiyah; Piel active form יְיוֹהַהּ . note the similarity of the Masoretic form יְהוָֹה YeHoVaH with the Piel form יְיוֹהַהּ YeyohaH. The name YaHH-יהּ/YaH-יה is not the contracted form of YHWH but of YaywuaH יָיוּהַּ. But what does יוֹהַּ /yoha/yoah mean?

[@Khalid-xh5nk]

I don't think that it is appropriate to make a video with the title (Tiberian Pronunciation), if you are unable to pronounce the letters Ayn and Chet like the Tiberians did, in fact there are no disputes at all regarding the correct pronunciations of these two letters specifically. In this video the Ayn is somehow pronounced like a French R, while the Chet is pronounce like a khaf. The only Tiberian thing about this video is the vowel system.

[@TheHebrewBible]

Thank you for your feedback. I have clearly mentioned in the video that this is an attempt. I don't claim perfection, still learning.

[@samueldaviddavidsamuel2299]

Brother, I have seen those numbers in website. But I can't understand the meaning of those numbers in website. What is the purpose of those numbers?

[@TheHebrewBible]

You mean Strongs numbers? Google them.

[@samueldaviddavidsamuel2299]

@@TheHebrewBible Yes brother strong numbers. What is those numbers represents? Just now I have seen one word met(meet) H6293. But I can't understand that meaning. Bcoz Still I am starting learner of Hebrew language. Please clarify my doubts with patience.

[@TheHebrewBible]

@@samueldaviddavidsamuel2299 please visit www.blueletterbible.org and type H6293 in the search box, then you will get the meaning of the word and all the places where it occurs in the Bible.

[@samueldaviddavidsamuel2299]

@@TheHebrewBible kk brother, I will Google them. Todah rabah.

[@daleknight8971]

Malach messenger melach king I thought ?

[@TheHebrewBible]

Malach מַלְאָךְ or angel has an extra Aleph. But Malach מָלַךְ without Aleph means “to reign”. And Melech מֶלֶךְ is king.

[@daleknight8971]

@@TheHebrewBible ahh I see . Thank you .i really like your channel!

[@daleknight8971]

Mal chai מלכי would be, as in ruling ?something like that. Can't remember what it's called. I should take more notes.thank you for answering my questions .im not highly educated and I'm slow I guess .but I try and really want to learn .

[@TheHebrewBible]

@@daleknight8971 מַלְכִּי is "my king" מָלְכִי is "to reign" - only once in Judges 9:10 מַלְכֵי is "kings of" The difference is in the vowels and pronunciation.

[@TheHebrewBible]

Here's the link ibb.co/J2vVNdh

[@margaretdavis8113]

Thank you.🙏🇮🇱

[@daleknight8971]

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