Lecture #36: Hebrew Descriptions

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  • Lecture #36 - Hebrew Descriptions
    From Mr. Benner's on-line video course "Learn the Ancient Hebrew Alphabet and Language" (www.ancient-heb...)
    Course Description
    The Modern Hebrew alphabet is only about 2,000 years old, but the Hebrew alphabet has a very long and interesting history that goes back another two thousand years. Prior to this modern alphabet, the Hebrew language was written with a more pictographic script, similar to Egyptian hieroglyphs, where each letter was a picture. These pictures help to define the letter within its original Hebrew culture and thereby help to define the words that these letters are written with.
    This course will examine the history and evolution of the Ancient Semitic/Hebrew alphabet from its early pictographic origins to its modern forms as well as its adoption into the Greek and Latin alphabets.
    You will learn the origins of our numbering system in the Hebrew alphabet, the meanings of each Hebrew letter, how to recognize the letters in ancient inscriptions and writings and have a basic knowledge of Hebrew word structure.
    You will also learn about the root system of Hebrew words, how to interpret them and how the Ancient Hebrew philosophy and culture influence their definition and meanings.
    Course Includes:
    • 3 hours on-demand video
    • 6 Articles
    • 17 Supplemental Resources
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    What Will I Learn?
    • Know the different stages of the Hebrew alphabet from its ancient origins to its modern form.
    • Recognize the letters in ancient Semitic and Hebrew inscriptions
    • Know the meanings of each Hebrew letter based on their original pictograph
    • Learn the different forms of Hebrew root words and how words are formed out of these roots.
    • Learn how the Ancient Hebrew culture and philosophy is closely related to the Hebrew language.
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КОМЕНТАРІ • 19

  • @georgeins.c.494
    @georgeins.c.494 6 років тому +3

    Good simple teaching.

  • @annanicholson5309
    @annanicholson5309 6 років тому +2

    Revelation describes someone. Could be translation through.

  • @Bread4Life
    @Bread4Life 6 років тому +1

    The moon reflects the light from the sun. It has no light of its own. It’s function is to light up in the darkness?
    The function of the stars is to guide us so we are not lost?
    The moon is the church ...
    We Christians are like the stars ...
    The moon/Christians
    reflect the light of Christ and is the bright light in darkness.
    The stars/Christians function is to guide other people, as lighthouses.

  • @kamilfrancoolczak
    @kamilfrancoolczak 6 років тому +1

    I really enjoyed this video, thank you👔😉

  • @seraphinedaniel4052
    @seraphinedaniel4052 6 років тому +1

    Mr. Brenner, what is Yad Hey? I have looked at them separately and then put them together but still don't have clear understanding. Would be very grateful for your help.

  • @cuppajo0213
    @cuppajo0213 6 років тому +1

    Thank you Jeff, very Very informative. I love all that you do for us!!! much love and Shalom!

  • @thoughtsofisrael5382
    @thoughtsofisrael5382 6 років тому

    Does it not also describe Christ in Daniel 10:5 and Revelations 1:14 ?

  • @jonkomatsu8192
    @jonkomatsu8192 6 років тому +2

    Yaaay! Always a pleasure to see your videos.

  • @yzushtifa7032
    @yzushtifa7032 6 років тому +1

    very good explaination

  • @BirdOfTheFeather
    @BirdOfTheFeather 6 років тому +1

    What were Jews called before the letter j was invented a couple hundred years ago ?? And since they had no vowels in the ancient language? ?

  • @3lightsteps
    @3lightsteps 6 років тому

    Started the course today and enjoying it very much. Thanks for making it!

    • @ancienthebreworg
      @ancienthebreworg  6 років тому +1

      That is great, I hope you are finding it useful.

    • @ancienthebreworg
      @ancienthebreworg  6 років тому +1

      No, I don't, but I will work on it. Thank you for the suggestion.