In this episode of The Original Torah Pearls, Behar (Leviticus 25:1-26:2), we discuss when is Shemitah (the Sabbatical Year) and whether it should be observed outside of Israel, whether the Yovel (Jubilee Year) is in the 49th or 50th year, and we proclaim the “Lord of sabaoth” our Redeemer! Oh, and somewhere in there we mentioned Martin Luther. Michael wrote: “This Torah Portion. WOW brother PREACH IT!

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In this episode of Hebrew Voices #188, Writing a Torah Scroll: Part 1, Nehemia learns about an ancient Torah scroll from Yemen written by a woman, how modern scribes use archaeology to illustrate the scroll of Esther, and how the history of Egypt helps us understand what the Torah originally looked like when Moses wrote it.









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VERSES MENTIONEDEsther 1Exodus 11:7



BOOKS MENTIONEDEven Sapir (1866) by Rabbi Yaakov SapirPaula Dei Mansi - Wikipedia



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OTHER LINKSOnline Course - Introduction to Hebrew Calligraphy (Allison Barclay (Avielah)) | DomestikaSoferet Avielah Barclay (@soferetavielah) • Instagram photos and videos



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In this episode of Hebrew Voices #187, Second Temple Hebrew in the Middle Ages: Part 1, the premier linguist of Northwest Semitic languages explains how scholars get behind the printed text of the Bible to access the proto-Masoretic reading tradition.









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BOOKS MENTIONEDThe Tiberian Pronunciation Tradition of Biblical Hebrew, Volume 1by Geoffrey Khan



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In this episode of Hebrew Voices #186 - The Hamas Prophecy: Part 1, Nehemia and Lynell explore the prophetic meaning of the word Hamas in the Hebrew Bible with striking comparisons between modern headlines and the words of the ancient Hebrew prophets.









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Amos 3:7Psalm 11:5Deuteronomy 28:64-68Genesis 6:11-13Genesis 9:6Genesis 6:5-8Isaiah 14:23Joel 4:19Genesis 49:5-7Genesis 34Judges 9:23-24Jeremiah 6:7Jeremiah 20:8Ezekiel 45:9 Amos 3:10Habbakuk 1:3Habbakuk 2:17





Habbakuk 1:9Jeremiah 13:22Job 19:7Genesis 16:5Ezekiel 22:26Zephaniah 3:4Exodus 32:1Deuteronomy 19:6Psalm 35:11Micah 6:12Isaiah 53:9Psalm 27:122 Samuel 22:32 Samuel 22:49; Psalm 18:49Psalm 72:12-14Psalm 140:2-5Habbakuk 1:2-9





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In this episode of Hebrew Voices #184: Creation vs. Evolution: Raw and Unedited, Young Earth creationist Kent Hovind of DrDino.com explains to Nehemia about the errors of evolution, dinosaurs on Noah's Ark, and the formation of heavy elements in stars. Nehemia's most controversial guest to date, Hovind describes himself as a "lowly high school science teacher with a non-accredited degree from a Christian school who happens to believe [the Bible] is true and evolution is not only stupid it's dangerous."









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In this new episode of Hebrew Voices #178,  Rapping Ancient Hebrew Poetry: Part 1, Nehemia explores the origin and nature of Jewish liturgical poetry with expert Dr. Gabriel Wasserman. They discuss the historical use of the term “rabbi", the definitions and power of liturgy and poetry, and how the development of the 18 benedictions led to the creative expressions of piyyut.











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VIDEO CHAPTERS
00:00 What is piyyut?01:51 How does Rabbanite prayer work?07:50 Karaite Liturgy10:57 Historical use of “rabbi”15:13 Historical need for piyyut19:52 Birkat haMinim26:59 The development of the 18 benedictions36:09 From the 18 benedictions to piyyut46:06 Structure54:56 Outro

VERSES MENTIONEDPesachim 108a:11-12 (Talmud)Deuteronomy 6:7Psalm 147Deuteronomy 32:1Psalm 136LamentationsGenesis 15:1
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