How to use the Ancient Hebrew lexicon
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- Опубліковано 2 жов 2024
- A 10 minute video that demonstrate how to use the Ancient Hebrew Lexicon to do word studies and uncover the original meaning of Hebrew words as they are related to the Hebrew culture.
The biggest chunk of knowledge I was able to derive from your work is the naming conventions used in Hebrew. When Adam selected the name Eve, it was letter by letter to convey the meaning of who she is as the "cradler wed to honor". Then their sons names letter by letter have rich meanings. I now understand how one letter added to the names Abram and Sarai brought great honor to their names. There is so much more to the naming convention than is ever taught. Names were formed letter by letter. Thanks for your work.
This Lexicon has radically changed the way we read the Scriptures! Your teaching on "believe" turned our world upside down! I wish I could find the original teaching I watched...so good!
So good to hear from you! It's been awhile. Thank you for being an instrument in YHWH's hands. You've changed my life.
What he 👆said! Thank you❤
Bruv! You haven't posted in forever. So wonderful to see. Thank you for your teachings. They have blessed my life for the last three years as I endeavour to understand the ancient Hebrew Bible.
Great is 𐤉𐤄𐤅𐤄 (YHWH) our Elohim(God) for in these days he has given knowledge of his word to his children. I'm very interested in owning one. I must say that gaining a greater knowledge of Hebrew and of the manuscript history of the Bible has provided great clarity to the word of 𐤉𐤄𐤅𐤄. His word does not contradict, his expectations are clear and he is the only true Elohim.
I'm so glad to have you back! I've had the lexicon for a long time, but didn't know exactly how to use it. Thanks for this video. I hope you do more videos more frequently. They're very good!
I just purchased your book on Amazon. Can’t wait for it to arrive.
Wandering your take on Jeremiah 31-31-34i have all your books and your lexicon . Found you 12 yrs ago. ♥️🙏💯
I checked out your free download of this book, and immediately bought a hard copy of the book.
I asked my rabbi to recommend a book like this, and he turned me onto the Alacay dictionary set.
It cost a lot and wasn't what I was looking for.
This is exactly what I wanted!
I was wondering how to work all the different options, thanks for the video and all of your help.
Your kindle version does not match what you are showing here
RUMAMUYAHUAH BEAUTIFUL JOB ON THE BREAKDOWN ACHY BRK YHUH YHUSHA, I'LL BE SHARING THIS ON OUR CHANNEL FUNNY THING IS I THUS DID A VIDEO EXPLAINING ABARYT AND IT WAS YOUR BOOK THAT WE USED AS A REFERENCE POINT
Prosím vás,máte někoho ve stejném Ruach HaQodesh v ČR?moc děkuji, salom sourozenci Yudith,Hallelu YaH!
BARUK HABA BASHEM YAHUAH ALL ESTEEM TO YAHUSHA SHALUM BROTHER
Nit-picks on personal preference aside, I love this video!
I’m excited to hear from you Jeff. Your voice is vital to my Hebrew lessons… thank you for everything. Is the next mechanical translation ready for purchase??!❤🤗
Thank you sir.
The kindle format doesn’t work like this video. Can we get any help on how to use the kindle format?
So getting the word out (no pun intended)that your back! Appreciate all you do! We're excited! LORD bless you Jeff!
Hi Jeff
I love your Lexicon. I link your online version on my website Basic Bible Notes. I also made a page on there so people co reference your webpages. You were one of the persons that got me looking into the Hebrew language. Thank you for all you do.
Jeff's calling is amazing!
Bro! Glad to see a new video. Missed you like crazy. You’re the best!!! Craig X
Great to see you posting again brother. Shalom! ✌️❤️🙏
Impressive. Very, very intetesting.
I have read that the word "serpent", as used in an English Bible. means "enchanter", not "snake". IS there any truth to this?
There is some truth to this. The Hebrew word for serpent is נחש (nahhash). This is a noun derived from the verb נחש (N.Hh.Sh) and means to "predict" (a.k.a. enchanter). It would be perfectly acceptable to translate נחש (nahhash) as "predictor" (or enchanter).
The video was uploaded 2 weeks ago, yet the comment was made 5 years ago. Time traveled??😁
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Ew bullinger has a companion bible that expounds on this topic. Also get a gesenius coded to strongs and Brown driver Briggs coded to strongs and thayers coded to strongs with a greens inter linear coded to strongs and ask God to remove man’s doctrine from your mind. The Hebrew/chaldee and Greek manuscripts in tandem tell a much different creation account. Goodluck and Godbless
@@ancienthebreworgis it true that Israel officials chose the hebrew words tav yarok for the name of the covid passport?
I just purchased this book in its Kindle format. I watched this video to learn how to use the lexicon. When I went to use the Kindle version I found that it doesn't have the Strong's information that is critical to the use of the book. I was trying to use the lexicon on the word para, h6544, but don't know how to start since I'm not sure what the parent root is. Is there another video that will help me figure this out? The Kindle version just seems to jump right into the parent and child roots. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
I got the same problem. Did you ever figure it out?
Look how many times the Name was replaced....just in that example...YAHUAH...
can you please update the font of the lexicon to the new one thats the one i study the most
Amazing how God has placed all of that info in the symbols of the letters. Makes it so the words do not change meaning.... but so we can understand exactly what is being said at all times.
Been a while. Are you posting more in the future?
Shalom Jeff Benner. I love your Hebrew lexicon, I have a question about the consonant and vowel rules. What is the Gramma rule for words that begin with a vowel and what is the grammar rules for words the end in a vowel? Like the Messiah is Yahoshua or Yeshua, this doesn't follow the cvcvcv grammar rules of your lexicon. Are there exceptions to the rule? What about Ezra? Or like Ya'aqov? Elohim? Thank you so much for the work you have done. I'm really trying to understand the grammar rules. Thank you. I hope you see this!
Ok so I finally got my new KJV Word of God and I got the The Brown-Driver-Briggs Hebrew and English Lexicon. But I don’t have Strongs. I have Young’s . Should I get the Strongs also ? I think it’s Strongs coded but not sure . I also am a little confused on how to start doing a word study with all of this
Thank you. It just came in the mail yesterday
I'd use the letter E to illustrate ה, and the greek letter €ampi, or Ç (which is more recognizable) for צ.
I reserve H for cHet.
Your videos are way too complicated bro could you please explain it alot easier for us first timers ?
Yes! So this is why Berisheet has so many words within it? I have a question. I was studying Numbers with the man Balaam. In that section of scripture, his name has "el" sometimes. If there are rules, why is that broken sometimes? I am wondering if Balaam thought himself to be a god and accepted the title from Balak. What is interesting is that Balaam got his foot crushed BUT also his "el". Is my assumption in the right direction?
Are your courses still working on your website?
Does your discount apply to Udemy as well? Keen to get all 3 those courses and do they include and PDFs?
Shalom Jeff . love you
Hello Jeff 👋, are you a Christian?
Will you ever continue the afterlife series
I'm collaborating a bit with Prof. Khan to figure out how ancient Hebrew recitation would have worked, rhythmically, by synthesizing his work on Tiberian Hebrew metrical structure, and my and others's work on te'amim prosody. You can check out my Psalm 131 to hear the latest on that.
Prosím vás bratří,máte někoho v Čechách,na Moravě,nebo Slovensku,který by byl ochoten nás učit.moc děkujeme a zehname ve jménu YaHusha HaMashiach
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Ancient Paleo Hebrew is very new to me.
I have been trying to find The Our Father in Ancient Hebrew and it's difficult for me to discern if I am hearing Ancient or new (Assyrian) Hebrew or real Ancient Hebrew. There are even some who believe Assyrian is Ancient Paleo which is even more confusing.
I appreciate your channel and I only found it today. Lol Thank you for your time and effort!
That is all words eat, meat, fill... God is word translate us symbolic?
Meat is deep word or wisdom.
What a pleasant surprise! I appreciate you sir. Thanks for the post.
Favourite lexicon.. thank you for you work
Good to hear from you again. God bless you!
Fascinating, Jeff, thanks!
I HAVE THE BOOK!!
AWESOME!!!
He'll be back again in 2027