אחרי- מות,קדושים,אמור בהר בחוקתי... After the holy neshamos that past can we say that what happened on the mountain is something we dont understand and is coming from hashem.
Return to your roots, adopt Ivrit your true native language. Leave the Germanic loan language behind in Europe. Yiddish was not a language of your forefathers but a forced language of exile.
@@aaronspector2603 Is lashon hakodesh a concept or an actual language? Is lashon hakodesh the original Hebrew alphabet that Dead Sea scrolls were written in or the Hebrew that came after it that Ivrit is based on? Or is lashon hakodesh the language of exile that majority of Talmud is written in primarily the Aramaic of Assyrians, Babylonians and Persians that Jews were forced to speak? Or is Lashon hakodesh the Arabic that Maimonides and Saadia wrote their works in?
יישר כח
Wow I'm still in the beginning of the speech & am already laughing & getting Chizik, thank you for sharing.
laughing?
@@michaelfisher1537 call it smiling, he makes sure to put in some humor in there.
יש אולי את זה בתרגום לעברית
אחרי- מות,קדושים,אמור בהר בחוקתי...
After the holy neshamos that past can we say that what happened on the mountain is something we dont understand and is coming from hashem.
שכוייח שכוייח שכוייח שכוייח שכוייח שכוייח שכוייח שכוייח שכוייח מורדיג מורדיג מורדיג מורדיג מורדיג מורדיג
What's so funny
Please keep judging people you will see the answer I know the words and if you would keep charging it's not over you will see more than ever
שכח עכטע שטארקע חוזיק שכח
Return to your roots, adopt Ivrit your true native language. Leave the Germanic loan language behind in Europe. Yiddish was not a language of your forefathers but a forced language of exile.
Ivrit was not language of our forefathers but loshon hakodesh.
@@aaronspector2603 Is lashon hakodesh a concept or an actual language? Is lashon hakodesh the original Hebrew alphabet that Dead Sea scrolls were written in or the Hebrew that came after it that Ivrit is based on? Or is lashon hakodesh the language of exile that majority of Talmud is written in primarily the Aramaic of Assyrians, Babylonians and Persians that Jews were forced to speak? Or is Lashon hakodesh the Arabic that Maimonides and Saadia wrote their works in?