Let Learn Hebrew Alphabet

Reading Hebrew

There are 22 main letters in the Hebrew alphabet. There are also some extraor 'secondary' letters which are still used. These additional letters are eitherthe same as one of the 22 letters but only used at the end of words, or are thesoftened form of letters. There are 9 of these additional letters

If you are confused so far, then try not to be, as once you see the alphabetit will become much clearer.

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666: The Number of the Beast

666: The Number of the Beast Even those who have never read the Bible will recognize it. Revered by the occult and feared by the superstitious, it’s a number forever linked with infamy. It is the number six hundred sixty-six. For over two millennia, this number has been used as a proxy for Satan himself. It’s been the subject of endless speculation, hearsay, and confusion. And during this time, it’s been used to justify the false identification of hundreds, perhaps even thousands, of individu

Psalm 25

A Psalm of David. This is another psalm by David, Israel’s great shepherd-king. This is an acrostic psalm, and each verse begins, in Hebrew, with a successive letter of the Hebrew alphabet. The letter koph is missing, which means that there are twenty-one letters. (Verse 22 should be combined with verse 21.) The last psalm spoke of the LORD’s glorious entry into Jerusalem at His coming parousia. Now, this psalm speaks of the works of the LORD as He sends forth His truth and judgments to the p

Just the beginning..

So, I've decided to join the blogging community and try to keep up with this thing. We will see how that goes. This blog will mainly go in the direction of things I'm liking right now, whether it be for the house that we are trying to get built, clothes, or movies. Today, we are doing movies. Do you know how much I love movies? A lot. That and reality television, but thats another topic for another day. I saw the new Indian Jones movie the first day it came out and it was freakin' amazing! I c

My Four-and-a Half Days in Hebrew School - Jerusalem, Israel

Jump to the full entry & travel map Jerusalem, Israel It can't be that hard to learn Hebrew, I thought. Young children speak it fluently. Thousands of immigrants learn it as a new language every year. And I had grasped German quickly as an exchange student in a Berlin high school. I was confident I would soon be able to follow the conversation at family gatherings and talk with shopkeepers and passengers on the bus. So I searched for the right Ulpan, an intensive