Welcome back to my DTube Hebrew reading & language series.
The full study is now on line covering the Alef-Beyt here in my blog. This is a beginners program to teach letters, vowels, and reading. The vowels are marked in this bible and are designed to help avoid confusion on what a word is and how it is pronounced. The confusion is obvious in the hundreds of interpretations globally. In modern Hebrew, only children need a niqqud or vowel marking for each letter. Old manuscripts also usually have vowels marked.
We are reading Genesis 2:13-17
We are still in the garden describing the rivers that flow around the different lands. Today is the first day God talks to man. These were the days where everything was perfect, nothing was meant to die ever. There was only one rule in all of the law. Do not eat from the tree of knowledge of good and evil.
This is also the first mention of death as a possibility. What you see around you, mass shootings and the like, is not God's intention, but it was the choice of the first man.
Some interpretation notes.
One thing that seems to be straying from the norm is Mi-mey-noo (left), interpreted as from him, but most every other use of the ending ey-noo is interpreted as our or us, whereas him is nearly always a "vav" connected to the end of the word. Curious.
I have shown and taught these suffix-like endings in many of the earlier lessons. This one is note worthy and I would like an explanation if there is a good one.
Another thing you may notice is that names of things are sometimes the same, Gihon and Cush. Other times, they are just completely changed when interpreted to English. Tigris is "khi-de-khel" and the Euphrates is "f'raht", and the reason is anyone's guess. I will attest to the fact that many languages take many liberties with names.
Here is today's reading
Last week a two-minute reading took almost no time to upload. Now I can read longer portions and not worry so much about five-hour-long upload times. I am still considering a writing post mid-week if I have time.
Here are the links
Please click over to DTube and read the above passage with me in Hebrew.
▶️ DTube
▶️ IPFS
Note: my pronunciation of The Name as Yehovah is explained more fully in Genesis 2, DTube Video #2 and the coinciding audio is linked here.
If you are just starting, my lessons are all here starting at Alef, adding vowels (the dots and lines) as we go, the sofit formations and numerical values. Just go to my blog and scroll to the bottom or click here
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Really every week we are getting a brilliant description about Hebrew lessons from you sir and your amazing d tube language teaching video. Every week learning from your post slowly and your teaching system is also great, every week you have chosen a interesting subject then teaches us subject wise similiar word that we are easily learning and knowing about Bible really appreciated. Thank you sir your brilliant affort and you are doing as usual a
He gave man a choice and he made the human choice. Most of us know how it ended.
"vav" is very well known to me since you’ve already mentioned it many times before.
That’s true! I noticed it many times before.
Great lesson as always.
There is a book in the post-yeshua writings called the book of James (en), Santiago (sp), and Y'acob (ivrit) that I use as an example in person. It is not just book names that are changed, but all the names have been changed in all the books making it difficult to even converse with peoples of different languages.
Thank you for a very genuine comment!
@hebrew,
It's a great to see your article with video lesson every weekend! This time Genesis 2:13-17, thank you and you made another interesting lesson today!
Shabbat Shalom~
the previous topic and this topic was very good, each time learning this interesting language. Thanks for teaching us every week.
Another great lesson. Thanks so much. Always a great way to spend Shabbat.
Muchas interrogantes aclaradas, me imagino la rigurosas investigaciones que tiene que hacer para poder plasmar todas estas enseñanzas bíblicas.
wellcome here @hebrew with your new post with Your DTube Hebrew language series video #5, That's really great lesson with your new episode. Glad to know that your mission for spreading the ancient and holly language whole the world through Steemit is going successful. I fully appreciate and Support you for your wonderful efforts.
My best wishes for you Shabbat Shalom and Stay Blessed.
Feliz que puedas compartir este maravilloso tema, para mi es muy gratificante @hebrew
Great and amazing post @hebrew sir. Hebrew belongs to the Canaanite group of languages. In turn, the Canaanite languages are a branch of the Northwest Semitic family of languages. According to Avraham Ben-Yosef, Hebrew flourished as a spoken language in the Kingdoms of Israel and Judah during about 1200 to 586 BCE.
Thanks for sharing. 🤗💙
Glad to see you back with another amazing tutorial sir, Thank you for teaching us we shall die and from, him yeah, i will wait for your writing post in the midweek sir. Have a good day sir.
It's getting more interesting when you start to understand something. Thank you, I will definitely continue.
Sir, this is the first time i visited your blog , really a wonderful post for learning language. I was interested to learn Hebrew language then got your blog ,so very pleased to get this ,also happy to know your amazing d tube video there are your begening programmes about letters, vowels. Really you are doing very hard work and doing it very easily and interesting for us, that's great, thanks, upvoted and followed.
Thank you for the lessons, and what you are doing. I'm trying to learn with pleasure
Glad to receive your hebrew tutorials per week without delay. Some steemians going to learn hebrew language with your kind assistance. That's really grateful blog post @hebrew.
@hebrew, Just posted another extremely brilliant teaching lesson about ancient Ivrit language who want to begin or improve language skills. This is a harder to learn also most oldest one around the world.
Dtube pronunciation so awesome and showing better how to recognize consonants and vowels. This time well explained about Genesis 2:13-17. That's a perfect lesson again.
Shabbat Shalom.
I am so much impress to see your hebrew language teaching class. I am a great fan of your hebrew language class. Its so much important class for me. I learn a lot of things from your post. Thanks @hebrew sir
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You have done a great work by share a great hebrew languages. I am a regular student in your hebrew language learning class. I learn a lot from your valuable post. Thank you dear for share.
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Better description and explain indeed most interesting to read & watch post sharing @hebrew. Longer to read extra ordinary contexts here. Nice you decided to share. God bless you.
Thank you for the lesson! “Mi-mey-noo” means “from him”, where at the same time almost always “vav” means “him”. And thank you for reminding us of prohibited fruit. At the end God gave us a choice and it’s remained that way for thousands of years.
Hebrew language, aspecialy writings are artistic. I’m really glad to be able to learns a bit about Hebrew as well as the oldest book in the world “Bible”.
Posted every blogs so impressive and easily understand. your lessons powerful strength indeed. I wanna go for read and watching for take best imagine. Perfectly wrote and upload every content here. Shabbat shalom @hebrew.
tamot is what it sound like am I correct
You know how to explain with clarity. Please it would be awesome if you could write during midweek. Thank you.
Cada explicación de esta lengua es mas brillante que la anterior, semana a semana lo sigo, muchas gracias por compartir.
Greetings friend @hebrew. good class. I'm glad you're still consistent with the simple Hebrew for everyone. Where your primary and original prognosis is helpful.
I am so glad to see you again sir your online classes are really amazing,thank you so much @hebrew.
Muy interesante tu publicación, siempre es bueno aprender y leer sobre el lenguaje y escritura hebrea. gracias por compartir.
waiting for next article,thank's for sharing and giving opportunity to learn@hebrew
Today i knew a new language name from reading your post.Thank you @hebrew
Thank you so much sir ....@hebrew that you are back.nice post.following and upvoted resteemed.
@hebrew is the most ancient and popular language..
me too like it..👍
thanks a lot @hebrew for sharing such nice post..
The way you are explaining it us jjust faboulous!
No one is teaching @hebre the way you are teaching
you always teach us just like an teacher. thanks you sir
@hebrew You are a great teacher sir,loving your skills and i am so happy to have you here sir,have a great day.
Good lesson from bible and Hebrew words .
Khel describe to sports in india
Shabbat shalom
The way you teaches irvit language is really awesome @hebrew i am so glad to see your videos again,thank you.
Your online classes have created a lot of impact on me Thank you so much @hebrew for the videos.
Teachers are the highest quality and we all respect them.
Tou are brilliant teacher and its also great working language teaching.
I appreciate this language teaching @hebrew
Nice article dear Hebrew , keep posting such educative posts .
thank you so much, you teach us this language
Toughest Language to learn but @hebrew you are doing a simplified versions with your videos.
Online classes from you is which i like most @hebrew this is very much easy to learn with your support.
Thank you very much for your next lesson, my friend @hebrew and me everything is becoming more interesting to learn about the Book of Genesis in Hebrew, where there are subtleties and definitions, especially since your language is one of the ancient and beautiful languages on earth.
Very wise and fun teachings to be guarded and continue to follow up. Thank you sir!
Awesome Dtube! The teaching technique is very good and very enjoyable so as to create a peaceful atmosphere in implementing.
Guao the first day when god talk the man...is amazing!!! The bible in hebrew is amazing!! Love the bible!!
oh wonderful to have you back... i just wake up & see your amazing lesson sir @hebrew. Thanks a lot for today's lesson. 😇
History - Hebrew nation
The branches of the Semitic nation which dominated Syria and Palestine, they were divided into phynisian, Aramaic, and Hebrew, in three different periods. Ancient Israelis are known in Hebrew as Hebrew or Jewish nation in history. The Hebrew nation claims that their original parents Abraham (Hazrat Ibrahim).
In the beginning, the Jews were nomadic, and once they were able to search the land, they left Arab Desert and settled in Kanane (later called Palestine) and settled (1500-1200 BC).
One of their branches went to Egypt and took Pharaoh's slavery. Later, with the help of Hazrat Musaar (A), they got rid of Pharaoh's slavery. Under the leadership of David, the Hebrew nation created an empire. A glorious chapter in the history of the Hebrew nation during its 40-year reign. The Hebrew Empire under the rule of Hazrat Solomon (961-922 AD), son and successor of David, ascended the highest peak of glory. Solomon has done many good works for the country. He built a large building in the city of Jerusalem, the capital city of the Hebrew kingdom. At that time the fame of the Hebrew nation spread all around. But after the death of Solomon, the fall of the Hebrew Empire began. The northern part of the Hebrew kingdom divided into two parts was called Israel and the Southern Judas. In 722 BC, the Assyrians occupy the Israeli kingdom. King of the Kaldia Nebuchadnezzar secured Judas 586 BC.
Hebrew culture is some of the traditional history which I constantly try to spread knowledge with you.
Mr. @hebrew,
Thank you very much for remembering the Hebrew language with your humble reverence and expressing your sincerity and love for this language.
I am constantly trying to gain knowledge about Hebrew language and I have been trying to communicate with some ancient people of old age and some wise people for a while, they are trying to spread knowledge about this language very accurately.
I think that soon enough I can gain enough knowledge of this language and I will also get the importance of being a proficient personality about the representative language 🙂
Wonderful videos sir your online classes are the best hope i will get the best out of it @hebrew.