Learn Biblical Hebrew With 119 Ministries: Lesson 9

In part 9 of 119’s Learn Biblical Hebrew, we form more sentences after learning a couple of more words, and about how to use some prefixes. We learn the words kelev (dog), bayit (house), david (beloved, David), and erets (land). The prefixes of hey with patach (the), bet with sh’vah (in or with), and vav (and) are also reviewed.

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[theophiluslikhi]

The lessons on Biblical Hebrew are very helpful to me. Your explanation of the functions of the vowels are very clear and I am picking up faster than I thought. Thank you very much, and God bless you and your ministry .

[cirilaludejode]

You guys in 119 Ministry teach so well.👍🏻👏💖🇮🇱

[delysmeyer]

Wow, you just made a very complex concept understandable!!! I have been praying for a practical Biblical Hebrew course for our Hebrew study. Best I have come across.

[dianajones]

God bless this ministry, totally led by the Holy Spirit 🕊️

[aeck]

Another video I love these! Thanks a lot!! Please keep making these.

[robertfrancis]

Thank you very very much, these are so good. I can't wait until the next one. Brilliant

[greid]

I've just finished the latest video in the series. I can't believe I can now read Hebrew. I'm delighted. Thanks so much for these videos and I hope you'll continue the series!

[tatten]

I have a question, at the 8 min mark you show the world/name David spelt with a dalet & dagesh. At the 8:49 mark the word in a sentence has dropped the dagesh. Would you explain why? Forgive me if you already covered this in earlier lessons - I will be rewatching all of these for sure. So far your lessons have been the easiest for me to understand you are a great teacher!

[Smasherth]

Really enjoying these classes, thanks a lot. Just an observation: maybe it would have been better to say that Hebrew has no word for the definite article "a" or "an". To avoid having some people misinterpret it as the letter "a".

[queennubianaturalz]

What’s your thought on paleo Hebrew and will u be doing any videos on that?

[acampos]

7:26 Does בית (house) have a different pronunciation in modern Hebrew?

[kathrynberry]

Please pray for me, my daughter Lacey, won't talk to me and I dont know why.Shes married to a narcissist.I pray she'll come back home with her kids their not his.

[rosareynoso]

Thank you for all this videos... But hope you guys can translate in Spanish, it would get to more people