Lashon HaKodesh

I am not sure how it happened, but I ended up at a webinar yesterday for a Hebrew reading class. I have studied Biblical Hebrew and yet, due to lack of use, I have forgotten much of what I learned. The class I attended yesterday online was terrific! It is the least expensive class I have run into and it was effective:  I really learned some things that I did not know. That being said, I will recommend it to you.  They even have a class where they guarantee that you can read Hebrew in 2 hours. I didn’t take that particular class, but based on what I have seen from Seth so far, I wouldn’t doubt it!

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Give it a shot..I sure did!

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The buzz

I am so at a loss for words..I have wanted to write so many times in the past week or so, but I just couldn’t do it.

I am sick at heart, sick to my stomach, sick all over. It is too late to stop the wheels from turning. Several weeks ago I found myself torn between a discussion of all the good that is coming and all the bad that is coming. Both stories have merit, but the icky stuff wins the ratings wars, doesn’t it?

I can say with a great deal of assurance that Mr. Obama will get the ratings, but he will be neck-deep in the icky stuff. Actually, he will be exempt, at least for a time, from the icky. It will be me and you, neck-deep in the results of Obama’s behavior. The other night, Obama walked out on Prime Minister Netanyahu, refusing to dine with him. His Royal Haughtiness snubbed Mr. Netanyahu, treating him with utter disrespect. In my opinion, BHO has called a famine down on the USA. On the same note, I read an interesting article this morning, excerpt:

The crisis of the disappearing honeybees, which has baffled scientists for four years now, is getting worse. A federal survey indicates a heavy bee die-of (die-off) this winter, and at the same time, a new study shows that honeybees’ pollen and hives are laden with pesticides. …Scientists, and the government, are understandably concerned about the loss of bees as they play an important, vital role in our food supply. One-third of the human diet is from plants that require pollination from honeybees.  full article

So, Mr. President, you don’t want to dine with the The Jew? Then maybe you won’t be dining at all. This result would certainly be in keeping with the prophets of Israel, all of whom make reference to a time of famine coming on the world. Of further interest, the seven species of Israel (grape, olive, wheat, barley, fig, date, pomegranate) do not require bees for pollination. There could be a complete bee die-off, and Israel’s table would be bountiful. Something to think about…

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