Hebrew - God Opens Rachel's Womb - Biblical Hebrew - Lesson 126 

We have studied lesson 1-94 already. Praise the Lord and thank you very much : )

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And also thanks for another great lesson of course! 😁 The animations are pretty cool!

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Not surprising since Arabic and Hebrew are sister languages...

@@adrianblake8876 You'd be surprised how many differences there are, though. It's not obvious that two homophones would exist in both branches of central semitic. Arabic being a sister language is saying a bit much. Ugaritic and Amorite would be more sister-like (although it seems that Amorite is actually the ancestor of Hebrew, still very similar).

@@tymmiara5967 I'm not really surprised by how many differences there are, seeing that there's not much mutual intelligibility between the two... Also, Amorite; that's a real language!?

@@adrianblake8876 Yes, a year and a half ago the discovery of a pair of clay tablets was published. They were actually a bilingual phrasebook for people who know Akkadian of how to speak Amorite. It included some useful phrases and a bunch of basic words. You'd be surprised how similar they are to Masoretic Hebrew, despite being about 2000 years older than the masoretes. (The tablets are dated to about ~1800BC, times of Hammurabi and thus Abraham). It's one of those once-in-a-lifetime discoveries. It can't get much better than finding a bilingual textbook. The paper was titled "Two remarkable vocabularies: Amorite-Akkadian bilinguals!" by Andrew George and Andrew Krebernik in Revue d’assyriologie et d’archéologie orientale Volume 116, Issue 1, January 2022, pages 113 to 166

Isa 24.6

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@@darcigoulart וגם הילד שלא נולד עדיין

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