Welcome to my Hebrew reading & language series.
Genesis 9:21-23
Last week Noah planted a vineyard and now he is drinking of the fruits of his labor. So many questions are raised by our reading this week. How did Noah get naked in the first place? What was he doing? Why did Ham look when he saw him like that?
Some speak of the curse of Ham. They relate the curse to the fact that Ham looked at his father's nakedness. The verses from today lay out clearly that Ham was the father of Canaan - and we all know that Canaanites are bad.
Anyway, the other two brothers seem to have had a morsel of respect for their father and went into his tent to cover him up. Shem and Japheth had some idea of the saying, "I cannot unlearn it."
The Bible tells us the whole story because Elohim sees everything and will tell us what he wants to tell us. Noah's embarrassment is no obstacle.
Please have a look and repeat the words after I point and read. See you in the comments section.
Today's reading
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@hebrew,
Another pretty good content/lesson and a valuable video of DTUBE as well! Thank you very much for the effort you put here!
Shabbat Shalom~
It is always learning reading your content post anytime you shared
Hello Sir? How are you? I see you're making emphasis on the colored text in yellow when you're pronouncing it really. Infact I think today's lecture was very short and nice and I enjoyed every bit of it. Thanks for bringing it this Friday again.
Enjoyed hearing this in the original language. I didn't know that the word "nakedness" was plural and feminine.
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Very interesting @ @hebrew.
Nice story from history and also nice lesson on Hebrew words . Shabbat shalom
Another important teaching service by you.
These lessons very informative to develop our life style.
Very interesting, I would like to read the sequel. Thanks for the lessons.
Warmly welcomed weekly Ivrit language tutorial @hebrew. Today's reading very useful for understanding. Also well explained about Genesis 9:21-23
Shabbat Shalom.
So happy to have you this week. You publish a very important series .It is useful and we can get knowledge.
Thanks @hebrew
Have a nice day.
creo qu la lectura se pudeinterpretar tambien en cuanto a la ingenuidad de ser familia. No se ve que ham lo haya mirado como un acto de desobediencia o de desamor. Si ham era aún un niño Dios comprenderá que su ingenuidad lo habrá salvado.
hay muchas formas de interpretar el pecado @hebrew pero Dios en su infinita misericordia nos reconforta con su amor y nos enseña a perdnar el más terrible de los pecados.
Un abrazo para Ud. desde Venezuela espero que las gripes no lo hayan perseguido más.
Shabat Shalom
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Siempre escribis algo bueno para comentar. Gracias.
De eso se trata steemit, de curar los contenidos con honestidad. lamentablemente estamos en un mundo que nadie se dtiene, ni ve, ni muchos menos leen lo que otros dicen. Es una sociedad vacia a veces .
Gracias por la recompensa. Comprare comida con eso.
Sabe en este país, ese el monto de una semana de salario, para la gente pobre que trabaja.
This is another greatest hebrew language lesson. we have one week time for learn those lesson. It is very important decision.
Excellent lesson to cover today with this post of yours thanks for teaching us this
Good lesson . I'm always likes to read your post .
Shabbat shalom.
Interesting topic and good knowledge on words of Hebrew language . Shabbat shalom
Welcome to weekly lesson. Well introduction of main lesson. We can learn something from your content. God bless you sir @hebrew
Useful for hebrew language. that is great writing experience sir.
Useful for hebrew
Language. that is great writing
Experience sir.
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