A Simple Way to Learn " Lord's Prayer" In Aramaic!
Вставка
- Опубліковано 6 вер 2023
- Learn to say the Aramaic Prayer of Jesus
What if…
All Christians and devotees of Jesus, and his example of selfless service, would learn to say the words of his prayer (“The Lord’s Prayer”) in his native Aramaic Language?
All Christians and devotees of Jesus would then have one prayer, one practice, that they could share together, without any language or doctrinal differences. Today, we cannot even share the practice called “communion” (or eucharist) together because of these diffferences.
What difference would it make for Christians to unite in one prayer, acknowledging at the same time what all theologians, scholars and historians know: Jesus-Yeshua was a native Middle Eastern person and spoke Aramaic, a language related to both ancient Hebrew and classical Arabic, the languges of the Jewish and Islamic traditions?
Eastern (Aramaic-speaking) Christians today (Assyrians, Arameans, Syrian Orthodox, Church of the East) do not agree about the exact pronunciation of these words, but in fact the actual differences between their pronuniciations are very slight. A person of any language or background who learns a basic pronunciation of the Aramaic Lord’s Prayer could easily understand any others and join in praying the prayer with them.
The Abwoon Study Circle promotes this vision:
The pronunciation of the Aramaic Prayer of Jesus, in a dialect that combines both of the major current Aramaic pronunciations with a “tablespoon” of the ancient Hebrew intonation that Yeshua may have used, is now available online. The sound files in mp3 format can be downloaded, allowing one to learn the prayer at home. The links are below.
The Prayers of the Cosmos teaching CD uses advanced language education technology to allow one to learn both Yeshua’s prayer and his Beatitude sayings from Matthew in Aramaic. Use it for 15 minutes a day and you will learn the prayer in 40 days. Visit the Abwoon online shop to download all of the audio files, which include melodies for each line of the prayer and Beatitudes.
The Prayer of Jesus in Aramaic (“The Lord’s Prayer”)
Transliteration and original translation by Dr. Neil Douglas-Klotz from the Peshitta (Syriac-Aramaic) version of Matthew 6:9-13 & Luke 11:2-4. Reprinted from Prayers of the Cosmos: Meditations on the Aramaic Words of Jesus (Harper Collins, 1990). abwoon.org - Розваги
Holy spirit give me the wisdom and understanding to learn this prayer Amen
It takes time and practice but before you know it you are getting through each line. I thought I would end with "But deliver us from evil" because "Thine is the Kingdom and the power and the glory" sounded so complicated in Aramaic. But I decided to go for the longer version and pursued learning the ending as well. Now I can pray it in Aramaic as easily as I do in English. It will serve me well to the day I breathe my last breath. BLESSINGS
@@PaulSiddall please pray for me dear brother Paul please Amen 🙏 sounds so so so so soulful and beautiful 🤩❤️ Amen Jesus Jesus Jesus have mercy Jesus have mercy upon me a poor poor miserable sinner 🙏 amen have mercy on me help me please and all all my family members always 🙏 Thank and Praise YOU Lord Jesus Christ 🙏🙏🙏🙏
Tatay Jesus, guide me as I whole heartedly learn and memorize your prayer. Amen and Amen
You will learn it. There were times I didn't know if I would memorize the whole prayer. But now I can say it as easily as in English.
Learned it word by word up til the end. Been learning Hebrew, Latin, Sanskrit as well so this takes the cake!! Thank you!!!
Very beautiful just think imagine Jesus praying like this in the garden before his execution. He is the master. We must be good servants and disciples.
I love this! So beautiful and to know Jesus spoke this really touches my heart. I intend to learn it. Thank you.
This is kind of a brush up video. Listen to the lines in the songs and it won't be long and you will learn it. I almost stopped at "deliver us from evil" but I went further to the longer version "Thine is the Kingdom, power, and glory forever and ever! Amen" I almost thought it would be too much effort to learn the rest but now I can quote it effortlessly. BLESSINGS
I’ve taught myself some Hebrew. It wasn’t super-difficult, But this language I have to say sounds TOUGH to learn!!!
Yes my language which is Jesus language is very tough compare to Hebrew but it’s still similar
I grew up in this and it’s hard for me also
Yes so true. I m trying to learn the Our Father but it's so difficult.
I LOVE that we live in a time where i can learn the Lord's prayer in it's original language on my laptop. I'm going slow with it so I don't burn out. One line a day. But I just did my best to read it outloud and it felt awesome!!! Thank you to the creator and poster of this vid.
It's very rewarding. I just pass on to others what did to help myself learn it. It empowers me every single day. BLESSINGS
Thank you. I'm still learning it by heart but it has been such a blessing. My mom is learning it now. I haven't seen her in years but next year I will see her and we will pray this prayer together.
Wish me luck, wanted to start praying with aramaic!
Thank you so much for all the words here spoken.
God Bless you for this. Thank you so very much. ✝️🙏
I'm learning to recite this prayer, and I love how you repeat it several times to get the correct pronunciation of it. However, I would like to print the screen that lists the written words with the translations. I tried the print screen function to no avail. Any suggestions?
Screenshoot it with your phone and save or send it to wherever you want. In fact I am doing that now.
If you havevtwo phones take a picture of the words. Then you can follow the speaker saying the prayer.❤
Sorry typo if you have two phones.
Send it to messenger, download it on PC, put it on thumb drive and go to FedEx office and make a copy. I have lots of them even a business card with it on there.
@PaulSiddall oooo sorry Paul for us not computer wise... others The Lord Bless you.
Perfectly done
I love the music!!
Thankyou so very much ✨🙏🏽✨
Thank you!❤
V beautiful 😍❤️ Amen 🙏 Arabic has maybe 🤔 borrowed a few words looks loke ! Min min i heard.... Al deen wa la alaam etc etc 🙏 amen
Thank you so much 🙏
It's beautiful 😢
Lovely presentation. Great pronunciation. If only the longer phrases could have been shortened, for the new learner to follow along vocally, while learning 🙏 Effort appreciated.🙏💐
I wish my man would go a little slower with longer phrases of the prayer. Is their a slower version for begginers?
The best way is to follow my video sing-a-long of the Lord's prayer. Then go back to this one and brush up. There may be some slight variations in minor ways of pronunciation but not much
@@PaulSiddall Thank you for tip!!!, did notice that there was different spelling, but decided to write it down to help me memorize it.
I use the prayer every day and can feel the words very powerfully. I almost didn't go to "Thine is the Kingdom, the power, and the glory forever and ever". But it sounded so beautiful I journeyed on. I can recite whole prayer as well as I ever did in English. BLESSINGS my friend.
@@PaulSiddall thats what i did.. Almost there. Wrote down the spelling that my ears heard.
thanks loads.
You can also change the play back speed in setting in the right corner
Abwoon actually translates better as creator/birther of the cosmos not father. Abi means father.
This was another person's version but this was not an attempt to translate only an attempt at pronunciation. As we learn when we look up the meaning of words in mantras that it's not the meaning but the vibrational frequency of the language that transforms the individual. They are designed so one feels the language not just think it. Like for example, "Hablan lachma" Aramaic for "provide bread...". Notice "provide" (haban) is said from the heart but Lachma (bread) can only be pronounced from the mouth. It's a beautiful language. If people would actually memorize the prayer they would know what I mean. BLESSINGS
Yes, this is for sure. But this was meant to teach pronunciation not translation. But it is wonderful you know these things.
@@PaulSiddall thanks! I love this vid I just see this commonly mistranslated as father and I think this is my favorite word in Aramaic because it opened my eyes to gods greatness! I love that every sound has a specific meaning. Thank you for sharing the language of Yeshua!
The music is distracting
Music is ok dear lovely 😍
Audio is not clear
How do I learn this
Follow along the sing-a-long songs I created to help learn it through song. Learn a line in song then repeat it normally. Build upon it until you know the whole thing. Learn the meaning of the words by looking them up in Aramaic so you experience some of the richness in meaning. Each line will melt you like wax around a flame! Blessings
@@PaulSiddall should I log into your name on UA-cam and song of our father in Aramaic to find the song please 🙏 thank you
Try everything available, like the sing along song as well. Each line you can absorb. Learn some of the meanings in Aramaic and how you might translate it in English. As you build upon each line the impact will grab you and you will know something others who haven't learned it don't. You will experience the language by feeling it not just thinking it. These semitic languages are designed to bring you an undeniable spiritual experience. Sanskrit is the same. I almost gave up memorizing the last line but finally I finished it and now I can pray it in Aramaic as easily as English. BLESSINGS
Do you need to say the “wakhtahayn” in parenthesis?
I don't why Neil Douglas Klotz puts in parentheses. This is a cut and paste. It wouldn't need it neccesarily and I don't have it as such in other places. BLESSINGS
@@PaulSiddall thanks god bless you 🙏
It will suffice to say it in your own precious tongue to understand and feel fully what it is you're praying - Fortunately our God hears our prayers when prayed and not in one specific language as it is in the anti-Christ Islam
Which Type of Aramaic is this ?
I think the text mentions a "a dialect that combines both of the major current Aramaic pronunciations with a “tablespoon” of the ancient Hebrew intonation that Yeshua may have used". I wonder if Gallilean Aramaic was much different?
Yes Jesus spoke Aramaic in A Galilean dilalect but a lotnof people say He spoke a syrian Aramaic But im Sure He spoke a jewish aramaic cause He was a jew so so a jewish aramaic in a Galilean dilalect But this IS the syrian Aramaic but they actually say Abwoon d'bwashmayo
There’s something missing in your pronunciation you need the akhhh in the voice
The Abwoon Network website shares the work of Dr. Neil Douglas-Klotz on Native Middle Eastern (Southwest Asian) spirituality, peacemaking and ecology, including work on the Aramaic words of Jesus, Hebrew and Native Middle Eastern creation mysticism and Sufism. Neil is best known for his work on the Aramaic Prayer of Jesus (“The Lord’s Prayer”), shared both in his books as well through the body prayers with music that have spread around the world in the past 40 years (a form called the Dances of Universal Peace). Neil is the one giving us the pronunciation, and clearly prefaces no one knows the exact way in which it was spoken when Yeshua said it. However, we can come a lot closer than English will ever take us to feeling the language. Ther are different variations of the Aramaic as there are translations. The main thing is many are making the attempt to learn it in one way or the other. Thanks for sharing. I am sure you sound it out beautifully.
Sounds native american Indian 😂
This is East Syriac
it is not correctly translated
This was not an attempt to translate but to set markers, so people knew where they are at in the prayer if they knew it only in English before. The wonderful thing about sacred sound languages is translation is unnecessary for inner transformation. It is the sound that tunes one in even without the limited meaning of words. The rain needs no translation. Truth is ineffable. It must be felt, more than defined.
Avoon dbushmyia
Nimtkardish shmo
Teytey mull-kuta
Nek-thway sb-yana enkana dbush miya uf b-arh-a
Halarnla ma dashun-kanan-yiomana
Washbloqlan heilbain wha-t-hein
Aykana dph-hana shvok-al-il-heilavin
Willa tflan linus-yuna illa pt-than-menbisha
Metol dila-hie malputa w-hayla watesh-bu-kuta L-la amb almin
Armen.
Nice! Thanks for sharing. As Neil Douglas-Klotz points out no one knows the exact way in which each line was pronounced but people can get closer than English ever will even with different variations. One can still beneficially feel the language even though there may be some slight differences. BLESSINGS
This is not easy
Sing a long in song too! I almost stopped at "Deliver us from evil" and didn't go on to "Thine is the Kingdom and power and glory..." in Aramaic. It sounded insurmountable. But I went forward and I can do it easily like I do in English. It's amazing to have available when you need it.