Some people consider biblical Hebrew too hard to learn. In fact, they won't even begin to study Hebrew.

Well, I have a guest today and his name is Danny Ben-Gigi, and he begs to differ

from that idea, right?

Well, I don't use the word study or learn. These are turn off. Everybody didn't like studying.

I call it rejoicing Hebrew, celebrating Hebrew. And you have the Hebrew English phonetic Bible and this can absolutely unlock the keys to the

Hebrew language. And it's, when you think of learning a language, Danny, most people think

hard work. I have to memorize this. I have to learn all the parts of speech. I have to learn which goes where and all the exceptions.

And I don't even want to do it because it makes me tired to think about it.

But you come from a different direction.

Completely different. And I agree with you partially, except for you do know the Hebrew.

So not everybody does.

But the idea was let's stop demanding and requesting and expecting people to each one of them

become a professor of Hebrew.

But let's use the fruit of the Hebrew, the benefits of the Hebrew without the effort

entails in what you just mentioned, Pastor.

So I'm thinking, how do we do that?

Well, you look at churches in America or in small groups or in everywhere you go.

Either it's on TV or anywhere.

Pastors, teachers, preachers and laymen are using Hebrew. They say hallelujah,

Baruch Hashem, blessed is the Lord, you know, but they're using more and more Hebrew and I

can see it's growing and I was wondering what is the reason for that? What is this connection and tie that people feel

towards the ancient tongue which is the tongue

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