Genesis 1:1 in Hebrew original for non-speakers 

Thank you so much Very helpful God bless you

Very interesting and instructive video

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Wow, i really appreciate this class, i am currently in a discussion with my cousin, a mormon, that believes that Elohim and Jehovah are two different people and this class proves that he is wrong!!! Thank you so much and may God Bless you

Thanks for this wonderful content -looking forward to the next episode

I’m sold. You have one more subscriber.

See from a place with wild boars and air pollution. See where you can really get to. Great explanation and very nice editing.

I have started reading Genesis in Hebrew/English with the Blue Bible and realised God is singular/masculine. His council helped him when He gave the plans and responsibilities to them, the Elohim.

I have been trying to learn a little bit of Hebrew for a couple of years now and I’ve run across a lot of really good studies, but this is the best by far that I’ve had the pleasure of seeing. Thanks very much. Continue your good work shalom.

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Hi Llan, Shalom 🙏 I'm looking forward to watching your channel grow and participating in the learning modules as you present them. I'm currently studying /learning the Hebrew language and understand that there are many layers to work through. Having several transliterated versions as well as the JPS Hebrew-English TANAKH תנייך ; I'm keen to gain a more in depth understanding in this amazing language. As a note: I've picked up in my research (please don't ask me to recall where) that the use of את throughout scripture is to remind us that Yehoshua Ha Mashiach; being the א and the ת is the beginning and the end; "the first and the last". Isaiah 48:12 "I AM the א and the ת" says the LORD. Revelation 1:8 Please keep these highly informative studies coming, we all need to keep in mind; we are one flock with ONE Shepherd. God bless 🙏 💝

i loved this video! you do a great job at explaining each word thoroughly. in the future i'd love to see you cover sections from more difficult books of the tanakh to translate like lamentations or isaiah!

HalleluYAH ❤🎉 Thank you for teaching Please do more Video's

Dear Ilan, I really hope that everything is alright with you and your family. Please keep doing your videos, if you can. You're a great teacher! תודה רבה

very interesting and lightening the verse also for Hebrew natives speakers

Thank you for this grate video

This was fascinating! I’m learning Biblical Hebrew and I find this analysis very helpful. PLEASE make more videos!!

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Magnificent job, thank you. I am studying the bible and im learning the hebrew alphabet, so this video really comes from “the skies”. Most Hebrew courses around are made by non-native speakers and their pronunciation is very deficient. For example they usually pronounce the Hebrew R exactly as the American R, which is very disappointing. They also miss the fact thar the aleph is actually a glottal stop in many cases. I hope you can make more emphasis in pronunciation in future videos, because it’s not easy to find the right pronunciation around and less in the biblical context. I also hope that you can mention more contrasts between the old vs. modern Hebrew. I find it quite instructive. Thank you very much.

Thank you so much for this video! I've been trying to read the bible in Hebrew by myself, but it is very, very difficult. Videos like this help a ton with understanding the alphabet, pronunciation, grammar and of course, the most important thing, the meaning! I am always shocked at how different the meaning can be compared to most English translations... 🤔

thank you for this enlightenment. when will you make a follow up?

Amazing and there is no way to understand that you are even from a city near Netzania❤❤❤❤!!!!!!!

Please do another video

I have been trying in vain to see your next video, and I’ve come to realize there is no next video. I hope that I’m wrong about that. But if I’m correct, would you please do another video on the next part of Genesis one I will certainly be a faithful follower.Bob Bates

Don't forget who was by your side😂

Tov meod

Would have been nice to see a much older version of the verse broken down without any vowels denoted and contrast to their paleo Hebrew significance

I can read Bible in Hebrew but with niqud is easy where can I find Hebrew Bible written with (niqud) תודה רבה

I like that you want to keep Shamayim as sky _(or skies),_ and that you are questioning eretz meaning Earth, rather that it should be _"the land."_ Add _the skies_ and _the land_ then together, and the modern word in present-day English would be; _"ecosphere."_ As in; that land, water, and air, which can sustain life. But what I have a question for you is; Bara is a three letter root word. It is in the Tanakh 54 times, only once translated as _"create,"_ and 53 times translated as fill/fatten. Then to define bara down further; You fill a bottle with wine, and you have a wine bottle. Fill it with water, a water bottle. You are giving what you fill; purpose and function. Then when we come later to the abstract of _"good,"_ we now have a definer. The abstract having no definitive definition, but given a definer, then has one. Each of the 7; fulfills their purpose and function _"good."_ It gives B'reshith chapter one then a new meaning. Firstly; Hashem made all with purpose and function. _(Purpose and function being a thread that runs all through law, prophets, and writings.)_ Secondly, chapter one is only part of the creation story. _(The rest, prior to that is untold. We only know through multiple verses that; Hashem created the heavens and the earth, and all things in them, known and unknown, seen and unseen.)_ Ps. Not only does verse one have 7 words; ET is the center word, with both sides of it having then the same mathematical values. And then _(drum roll);_ Product of letters x number of letters, divided by product of words x number of words = PI _(π)_ within a variance of 0.0012%. _(Which takes PI out to who knows how many places behind that decimal point... My math isn't that good.)_

Tell them about the Talmud or is that off limits due to its disturbing content about Christianity and others?

Would you teach Grammar then!?

Very interesting and instructive video

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Don't forget who was by your side😂