Hava Nagila — Rabbi Sings Traditional Jewish Song

I was walking through Tel Aviv, Israel, when I met someone learning Hebrew on an app called @LingoPie. It made me realize how accessible learning a new language has become, you can literally do it anywhere, anytime, just from your phone. They’re offering a 7 day free trial right now and a 55% discount, which is honestly a solid way to test it out. Comment if you would learn Hebrew through an app.

Sinning willfully (Hebrews 10:26 explained) #fyp #christiantiktok #foryoupage #christian

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Psalm 119 is an alphabetic acrostic, divided into 22 stanzas of 8 verses each, one stanza for every letter of the Hebrew alphabet from Aleph to Tav. The stanza you are singing is the Nun (נ) stanza (verses 105-112), and each of its eight verses begins with the letter Nun. Verse 105: The Lamp and the Light The great medieval commentator Rashi explains that the Torah is compared to a lamp that protects a person from stumbling in the darkness. The Chabad commentary elaborates on the difference betw