Hebrew, the Origin of Languages - Dr. Isaac Betech

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The opening of this shiur, in Rabbi Mijael Perets’s own words — taken from the captions, so names and Hebrew terms may be approximate.

Good evening, welcome. It's a pleasure to resume these lectures after the break related to Venas Mani and my school holidays. Someone, when they received the propaganda yesterday or the day before yesterday, said, in short, that they were very pleased that the conferences were resuming. And if Ashem helps us, today's title is a very interesting lecture. It is the Hebrew language, the origin of languages. languages. And the advertising is beautiful. The image they kindly provided for me is the Tower of Babel, where there are many floors, many floors. It reached very high, but what matters most to us is that the Tower of Babel was populated. The nations of the world had united with their objectives to build it. We're not analyzing it now, but as a consequence of that, the languages ​​ were divided. Then it looks great. We'll languages ​​were divided. Then it looks great. We'll explain it later. Before, everyone spoke Hebrew. From the would be the uniqueness of the Hebrew language. This means that the Hebrew language is not just another language, and we are going to explain and reiterate this through Hebrew, right? We are not referring to modern Hebrew, but to Shona Kodes, the holy language with which he built the world, with which he wrote the Torah. So what does it mean? It is not just another language, it is a very unique language, as we explained in the three previous lectures, and today is the fourth in the series. This is probably the last one in this series, not because there is no more information, but because perhaps there is

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1. 0:00Good evening, welcome. It's a pleasure to resume these lectures after the break related to Venas…
2. 7:18interesting reflection, even regarding the name, the alphabet. Which alphabet? In Hebrew there are 22 Letters,…
3. 13:23little will find it extremely similar to Hebrew because it is derived from Hebrew. Likewise, Aramaic,…
4. 19:09scalp area, in the hair area of ​​ the in the hair area of ​​the scalp.…
5. 25:24Instead, we have many words that seem to have no reason to be similar. Words in…
6. 31:32this word is not televisia and telephone. Telephone and televisia are not words of modern Hebrew…
7. 37:14dofi is defect in Spanish, defect in English, defect. Ah, the same word is derived from…
8. 43:23to conclude, like for example in this verse when Abraham was talking with him and he…
9. 49:04where, but I managed to write down his name. Rafael Salem from Israel, I don't even…
10. 55:50the path that the person chooses with their free will. There is a very powerful instinct…

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