The language of ivrit ( עברית ) Genesis 3, DTube Video #6
Welcome to my DTube Hebrew reading & language series.
The full study is now on line covering the Alef-Beyt here in my blog. This is a beginners program to teach letters, vowels, and reading. The vowels are marked in this bible and are designed to help avoid confusion on what a word is and how it is pronounced. The confusion is obvious in the hundreds of interpretations globally. In modern Hebrew, only children need a niqqud or vowel marking for each letter. Old manuscripts also usually have vowels marked.
We are reading Genesis 3:15-16
There is a lot in these two verses. Take a look at the first word of verse fifteen: "v'evah" or and enmity.
Rarely if ever will you hear this word used in English, but the word Eva or Eve seems to be commonly known as the wife of the first man in several languages. I am curious whether she was called Eve to somehow equate her with enmity itself.
In Hebrew her name is "Chava" or "Hava" which at some point was interpreted as Eve.
Moving on
I have marked a key prophecy in blue that talks about the "seed of the woman" that would bruise the head of the adversary's seed, presumably a male son. Then His heel would be bruised, a matter of faith, but explained as being fulfilled at the end of Yeshua's life, when a spike was driven through His ankle / heel, and the stake was put into the head / skull at Golgotha (cover photo). Golgotha means the "place of the skull." This is a very interesting Messianic passage.
Picking apart letters
Below, I have marked several words ending with Chaf Sofit where they mean "you" in all instances. The vowel changes depending on who the "you" is. Is he talking to a male or female? If male, the pronunciation is "cha" (marked in black). But if female, it is "ach" (marked in pink).
Today's reading
This is one of the best ways to learn a language, reading and learning to understand words and word order in Hebrew while reading. Click the links below to hear the reading.
Here are the links
Please click over to DTube and read the above passage with me in Hebrew.
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Note: my pronunciation of The Name as Yehovah is explained more fully in Genesis 2, DTube Video #2 and the coinciding audio is linked here.
If you are just starting, my lessons are all here starting at Alef, adding vowels (the dots and lines) as we go, the sofit formations and numerical values. Just go to my blog and scroll to the bottom or click here
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@hebrew,
It's a good lesson of Genesis 3:15-16 and with that Dtube, you made a valuable reading material as well! In last week I was little bit confused by the HF 20, so today is the first time I am, actively reading what I missed so far!
Cheers~
Wow simply superb videos @hebrew i like your classes a lot thanks for being with us again.
A great lesson, my friend and your interpretation of Genesis in Hebrew gives me a better understanding of your language, which is one of the sacred languages in the world. Thank you @hebrew
This is a special post from you @hebrew like your short humor stories i am great fan of your online classes sir,i am glad to be your student.
Great post sir.. thanks for sharing this post.i appreciate your valuable post...
Interestingly, Eva sounds different in your language, thank you, this is all new to me. Interesting to read.
Excellent blog post sir great video i am glad to have your video classes again sir,the videos you produce are really good @hebrew.
Eva or eve is very common name in english . In Hebrew it called chava or hava . It is also very similar to eva . Shabbat shalom
Good lesson of week ..
Shabbat shalom
Thank you for the lesson @hebrew and the way you teach me your language, introduces me more and more to the book of Genesis and how to understand everything in Hebrew, the language of wisdom!