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Not sure if this was answered previously, but on the Dalet lesson, why did he say there was only one in the first verse? Isn’t there two, he left out the one in the verb “to know”
Question after watching the Gemetria lecture. So in the vowel class as an example you used a vav in elohim to show the word spelled without vowels. In the Gemetria lecture you did it without like it more often is seen. But with the vav, are you now changing the Gematria, so in the vowel example would that now change all the words that word is connected to. Would this give a different spiritual vibration if the word for Creator is ever used with the vav?
Hello, my name is Jeff from Palm Springs, California. I have a basic knowledge of Hebrew from my upbringing and spent 9 months in Israel in college. While I have a basic knowledge of the letters, this course sounds like both a good refresher and a way to help me bring my understand to the next level as well as deepen my connection to the language.
I’m still confused about the 613 mitzvot. I understand people can do all the mitzvot, but not have the right intention, but if I’m not doing all the mitzvot, even if the ones I do, I do with intention of connecting to G!d, am I still not going to make the connection?
