Psalm 1 - R' Yirmeyah reads and explains the Hebrew - immersion learning!

00:00 Intro
00:47 Hebrew Psalms 1.1
00:58 ashrei אשרי blessed state of mind
01:54 derekh דרך path, dominion (Ugaritic)
02:37 Hebrew Psalms 1.2
02:51 hebrew parallelism חפצ and אשרי
03:08 yehgeh יהגה mumbles
03:15 Jewish meditation
03:35 yehgeh יהגה mumbling, barking, roaring
04:01 Jewish meditation vs eastern meditation
04:11 power of meditating on Psalms
04:31 Hebrew Psalms 1.3
05:33 Hebrew Psalms 1.4
05:58 Hebrew Psalms 1.5
06:03 the wicked will not “resurrect” (qum קום)
06:42 Hebrew Psalms 1.6
07:00 avad אבד perish, left off to wander on its own

[stephenwillis]

Thankful Baruch HaShem Elohim thankyou

[davidets]

Yepp . Just sooo helpful even these shorter sessions Thank you.

[gabrielgarcia]

Todah raba moreh! I enjoyed it very much. May HaShem bless you always.

[RSGC]

Yofi ! Great and joyful time of reading Tehillim 1. So powerful!

[christopherconey]

Just found this site.
Wonderful stuff, sir.
Thank you very much.

[personanongrata]

I'm finally beginning to assimilate the "points" so I can pronounce the words. It's a thrill.
I as if I'm back in school. This is so exciting!
Todah rabah.

[diannakaye]

This is amazing! Thank you so much! I took Hebrew in seminary and felt like I was introduced to the Torah for the first time! It is so exciting to understand the deeper meanings in Hebrew, and I always wish that preachers of the Bible would go back to the Hebrew text instead of preaching from the English Bible! It would help people become excited about learning more about the Scriptures!

[TheBackyardProfessor]

Just found your channel! You earned a new sub. Love this kind of reading Hebrew and commenting!

[personanongrata]

I heard somewhere that there is a Jewish tradition that the Tree of Knowledge was a fig tree, which, if true, sheds some light on the words "May no one eat fruit from you again."
I would be interested to hear your commentary on this idea.

[davesmith]

Not ressurect in the judgement. Never thought of it that way. Todah

[deeandvicky]

Sounds like you’ve been listening to Bible Project and their video on Jewish meditation literature!