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Semitic languages like Hebrew and Arabic evolved a unique way to write vowels... with consonants! See how in this episode of Thoth's Pill: an Animated History of Writing.
You're back in the ancient Middle East, where seemingly everyone's been passing around the Phoenician consonant alphabet. There's a problem with this abjad - sometimes those missing vowels cause issues. Instead of inventing vowels (like the Greeks did in the last episode), Semitic speakers use some of their consonants for vowels, too! This is the birth of "matres lectionis".
But that's not nearly enough for pickier scribes. See bickering scribes come up with a more detailed system, a system of vowel marks - dots and dashes surrounding consonants. These vowel pointers (harakat in Arabic, niqqud in Hebrew) explicitly indicate which consonants are followed by which vowels.
Watch the whole story of Thoth's Pill:
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLc4s09N3L2h3HtaAYVqOVKGt2h6wRasw2
Who created this?
Art, animation and music by NativLang
CC-BY and public domain credits:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1zyYKGKVOZmDG1F71zaCcV69FSYtWk_SKT14tMQcFGU8/edit?usp=sharing
Males who are J (L147.1) descend from a common ancestor that lived around 3750 BC. Due to the young age of J (L147.1) its a diagnostic marker of the expansion of the Semitic language. Opposed to upstream lineages of J (M267) that migrated out in various directions prior to the J (P58) group aquiring the Afro-Asiatic language by interacting with E1b1b (M215) population who played a Proto-Semitic role in transferring the new language to J (L147.1) tribes
آرام ارام عرم عرام الاهواز الاهواز الاندلس الاندلس الاندلس الاندلس اللغه العربية عرب القديمة البابليه بابل حضارة كلدانيه حضارة ديار بكر اللغات العراق فلسطين سوريا لبنان الاردن عمان الجزيرة سامية قرطاج مالطا مصر ماردين البطرون كاديز قبرص مالطة مورسيا غرناطة الجعز العبرية لبنان فينيقيه المالطيه سبأ شام اليمن الحجاز نجد فينيقيا عر عرشالم دورسالم عرسالم ارسالم قدس القدس المقدس قادس قادش كادس قاديشا كاديشا كداش قاديشه كاديشه النبطية الامهريه تيغراي من العرب سامية الدوحة القطيف الاهواز الاحواز زحلة جوبا خراسان الماروني باليرمو الدروز السند قبرص طور عابدين طور العابدين
האנדלוסית האנדלוסית אנדלוסיה ערב הסעודית ערב הסעודית העתיק העתיק ערבים ערבים ערבים ערבים ארם ארם בבל בבל בבל בבל הכלדית הכלדית משך משך סאלם סלים עילמית אנטישמים שפות שמיות תימן סוריה עומאן עיראק ישראל ירדן לבנון סעודיה שפות שמיות קרתגו מרב שירוואן בכר בתרון קאדיז מלטה וקפריסין מורסיה אלגרבה גרנדה בחיי עברית לבנון מלטזית תימן חיג 'ז פניציה שאם פניקית
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פלרמו הדרוזים קפריסין מצרים קופטי טור
- published: 20 Jul 2007
- views: 628111
A while back, Vsauce did a video with a bright yellow thumbnail titled "this is not yellow." His point was that the pixels on a screen only ever actually produce red, green and blue light, and that there were no beams of light coming from that thumbnail that would have, alone, been perceived as "yellow." He was wrong, of course, in saying that the thumbnail wasn't yellow, but only because he was defining "yellow" differently from how we normally use the word, and he was using that misuse of terminology to teach people about the nature of color.
This video was my attempt to do something similar. Of course English isn't semitic. I knew that when I made this video. That was the point, I wanted to have a provocative title which was blatantly wrong. For the sake of teaching people about the origin of different scripts, I decided to define a "language" as everything encompassed in the written form of a language including the script (which isn't how we normally use the word, nor should it be) and define language inheritance around the language's script (which REALLY isn't how we normally use those words, nor should it be). At the end I get into why this isn't actually even a viable way to think about it for a number of reasons.
In hindsight, none of this was very clear at all in this video, so I apologize for that. I was still pretty new at making videos when I made this, and a lot of stuff about it really embarrasses me, including how unclear I was about what I ment. However, I've decided to keep it up on my channel for historical purposes. I want people to be able to see all of my work, even the stuff that makes me cringe when I go back and watch it myself.
- published: 19 Jan 2013
- views: 90044
Hints:
Some of these languages have synonyms for some body parts (e.g. Akkadian has also got /qaqqadu/ for /rēšu/). But I preferred to use cognates.
For Egyptian I have chosen my own phonetic transcription rather than the traditional transliteration. The body parts mentioned here are written like this in the traditional transliteration:
tp, jrt, msḏr, šrt, r, nḏḥt, ns, šnbt, ḥ3tj, ẖt, gb3, ḏrt, ḏbˤ, wˤrt, rd
Here I preferred using synonyms that survived in Coptic (e.g. "ḥ3tj" instead of "jb")
Also in Coptic i preferred synonyms that were common in Middle Egyptian (e.g. "eia" instead of "bal"). The word for breast also has an Egyptian etymology (though this combination is not attested): "mstj ḥ3tj", literally "basket of the heart".
In Sumerian, some words use the same sign. So it's not a mistake that nose, mouth and tooth (kir, kag and zu) are written the same.
In the Sumerian transcription I've left the numbers and accents away (just "a" instrad of "á").
- published: 26 Mar 2015
- views: 4280
A short video about the expansion of the Semitic languages.
It's just one of many possible scenarios and is not intended to be particularly accurate, especially concerning geography.
- published: 21 Nov 2013
- views: 3571
The story of Hebrew's close relatives! Part 1 begins with a look at the cuneiform writing system and the Eastern Semitic languages of Babylonian and Assyrian
- published: 28 Aug 2015
- views: 234
Jordan and I took some guesses at words that are common to Hebrew and Arabic. FB: https://www.facebook.com/polyglotpal
*Note: any racist, anti-semitic, islamophobic or otherwise offensive comments will be deleted immediately. This video is not about politics; leave politics out of it.
- published: 01 Jan 2013
- views: 136525
Notte: This languages are discussed in the context of geography.
Semitic Languages(Arabic, Hebrew)
Altaic Languages(Turkish, Azerbaijani)
Indo-European Languages(Persian, Kurdish)
- published: 26 May 2016
- views: 1031
Semitic languages
The Semitic languages are a branch of the Afroasiatic language family originating in the Middle East. Semitic languages are spoken by more than 330 million people across much of Western Asia, North Africa and the Horn of Africa, as well as in large expatriate communities in North America and Europe. The terminology was first used in the 1780s by German orientalists von Schlözer and Eichhorn, who derived the name from Shem, one of the three sons of Noah in the Book of Genesis.
The most widely spoken Semitic languages today are (numbers given are for native speakers only) Arabic (300 million),Amharic (22 million),Tigrinya (7 million), and Hebrew (unknown; 5 million native and non-native L1 speakers).
Semitic languages are attested in written form from a very early date, with Akkadian and Eblaite texts (written in a script adapted from Sumerian cuneiform) appearing from around the middle of the third millennium BC in Mesopotamia and the northern Levant respectively. However, most scripts used to write Semitic languages are abjads—a type of alphabetic script that omits some or all of the vowels, which is feasible for these languages because the consonants in the Semitic languages are the primary carriers of meaning.
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Semitic
The term Semitic or Semite most commonly refers to the Semitic languages, a language family currently present in West Asia, North and East Africa, and Malta
Semitic may also refer to:
See also
This page contains text from Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia -
http://wn.com/Semitic
This article is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License, which means that you can copy and modify it as long as the entire work (including additions) remains under this license.
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4:36Semitic's vowel-smuggling consonants - History of Writing Systems #9 (Pointing & Matres Lectionis)
Semitic's vowel-smuggling consonants - History of Writing Systems #9 (Pointing & Matres Lectionis)Semitic's vowel-smuggling consonants - History of Writing Systems #9 (Pointing & Matres Lectionis)
Semitic languages like Hebrew and Arabic evolved a unique way to write vowels... with consonants! See how in this episode of Thoth's Pill: an Animated History of Writing. You're back in the ancient Middle East, where seemingly everyone's been passing around the Phoenician consonant alphabet. There's a problem with this abjad - sometimes those missing vowels cause issues. Instead of inventing vowels (like the Greeks did in the last episode), Semitic speakers use some of their consonants for vowels, too! This is the birth of "matres lectionis". But that's not nearly enough for pickier scribes. See bickering scribes come up with a more detailed system, a system of vowel marks - dots and dashes surrounding consonants. These vowel pointers (harakat in Arabic, niqqud in Hebrew) explicitly indicate which consonants are followed by which vowels. Watch the whole story of Thoth's Pill: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLc4s09N3L2h3HtaAYVqOVKGt2h6wRasw2 Who created this? Art, animation and music by NativLang CC-BY and public domain credits: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1zyYKGKVOZmDG1F71zaCcV69FSYtWk_SKT14tMQcFGU8/edit?usp=sharing -
4:01Expansion of the Semitic languages J (L147.1)
Expansion of the Semitic languages J (L147.1)Expansion of the Semitic languages J (L147.1)
Males who are J (L147.1) descend from a common ancestor that lived around 3750 BC. Due to the young age of J (L147.1) its a diagnostic marker of the expansion of the Semitic language. Opposed to upstream lineages of J (M267) that migrated out in various directions prior to the J (P58) group aquiring the Afro-Asiatic language by interacting with E1b1b (M215) population who played a Proto-Semitic role in transferring the new language to J (L147.1) tribes آرام ارام عرم عرام الاهواز الاهواز الاندلس الاندلس الاندلس الاندلس اللغه العربية عرب القديمة البابليه بابل حضارة كلدانيه حضارة ديار بكر اللغات العراق فلسطين سوريا لبنان الاردن عمان الجزيرة سامية قرطاج مالطا مصر ماردين البطرون كاديز قبرص مالطة مورسيا غرناطة الجعز العبرية لبنان فينيقيه المالطيه سبأ شام اليمن الحجاز نجد فينيقيا عر عرشالم دورسالم عرسالم ارسالم قدس القدس المقدس قادس قادش كادس قاديشا كاديشا كداش قاديشه كاديشه النبطية الامهريه تيغراي من العرب سامية الدوحة القطيف الاهواز الاحواز زحلة جوبا خراسان الماروني باليرمو الدروز السند قبرص طور عابدين طور العابدين האנדלוסית האנדלוסית אנדלוסיה ערב הסעודית ערב הסעודית העתיק העתיק ערבים ערבים ערבים ערבים ארם ארם בבל בבל בבל בבל הכלדית הכלדית משך משך סאלם סלים עילמית אנטישמים שפות שמיות תימן סוריה עומאן עיראק ישראל ירדן לבנון סעודיה שפות שמיות קרתגו מרב שירוואן בכר בתרון קאדיז מלטה וקפריסין מורסיה אלגרבה גרנדה בחיי עברית לבנון מלטזית תימן חיג 'ז פניציה שאם פניקית הפונית הנבטית אמהרית טיגראי מטודלה טולדו הערבים הם אנטישמים דוחא קדישא ובה המארונית פלרמו הדרוזים קפריסין מצרים קופטי טור -
9:49Counting from 1 - 10 in some ancient Semitic languages and Egyptian/Coptic
Counting from 1 - 10 in some ancient Semitic languages and Egyptian/CopticCounting from 1 - 10 in some ancient Semitic languages and Egyptian/Coptic
Here are the numbers from 1 - 10 (only the masculine forms) in Akkadian, Ugaritic, Hebrew, Syriac, Arabic, Sabaic, Ge'ez, Coptic and Late Egyptian. Numbers are a very basic part of human language and give you a good insight into language relationships. -
30:10BIB903 Introduction to Semitic Languages
BIB903 Introduction to Semitic LanguagesBIB903 Introduction to Semitic Languages
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4:27English is a Semitic Language
English is a Semitic LanguageEnglish is a Semitic Language
A while back, Vsauce did a video with a bright yellow thumbnail titled "this is not yellow." His point was that the pixels on a screen only ever actually produce red, green and blue light, and that there were no beams of light coming from that thumbnail that would have, alone, been perceived as "yellow." He was wrong, of course, in saying that the thumbnail wasn't yellow, but only because he was defining "yellow" differently from how we normally use the word, and he was using that misuse of terminology to teach people about the nature of color. This video was my attempt to do something similar. Of course English isn't semitic. I knew that when I made this video. That was the point, I wanted to have a provocative title which was blatantly wrong. For the sake of teaching people about the origin of different scripts, I decided to define a "language" as everything encompassed in the written form of a language including the script (which isn't how we normally use the word, nor should it be) and define language inheritance around the language's script (which REALLY isn't how we normally use those words, nor should it be). At the end I get into why this isn't actually even a viable way to think about it for a number of reasons. In hindsight, none of this was very clear at all in this video, so I apologize for that. I was still pretty new at making videos when I made this, and a lot of stuff about it really embarrasses me, including how unclear I was about what I ment. However, I've decided to keep it up on my channel for historical purposes. I want people to be able to see all of my work, even the stuff that makes me cringe when I go back and watch it myself. -
5:14Basic Semitic Vocabulary - Body Parts
Basic Semitic Vocabulary - Body PartsBasic Semitic Vocabulary - Body Parts
Hints: Some of these languages have synonyms for some body parts (e.g. Akkadian has also got /qaqqadu/ for /rēšu/). But I preferred to use cognates. For Egyptian I have chosen my own phonetic transcription rather than the traditional transliteration. The body parts mentioned here are written like this in the traditional transliteration: tp, jrt, msḏr, šrt, r, nḏḥt, ns, šnbt, ḥ3tj, ẖt, gb3, ḏrt, ḏbˤ, wˤrt, rd Here I preferred using synonyms that survived in Coptic (e.g. "ḥ3tj" instead of "jb") Also in Coptic i preferred synonyms that were common in Middle Egyptian (e.g. "eia" instead of "bal"). The word for breast also has an Egyptian etymology (though this combination is not attested): "mstj ḥ3tj", literally "basket of the heart". In Sumerian, some words use the same sign. So it's not a mistake that nose, mouth and tooth (kir, kag and zu) are written the same. In the Sumerian transcription I've left the numbers and accents away (just "a" instrad of "á"). -
0:49Expansion of Semitic Languages
Expansion of Semitic LanguagesExpansion of Semitic Languages
A short video about the expansion of the Semitic languages. It's just one of many possible scenarios and is not intended to be particularly accurate, especially concerning geography. -
37:01CBI Online Learning: A Tour of the Semitic Languages Part 1
CBI Online Learning: A Tour of the Semitic Languages Part 1CBI Online Learning: A Tour of the Semitic Languages Part 1
The story of Hebrew's close relatives! Part 1 begins with a look at the cuneiform writing system and the Eastern Semitic languages of Babylonian and Assyrian -
3:19Hebrew and Arabic: Similarities
Hebrew and Arabic: SimilaritiesHebrew and Arabic: Similarities
Jordan and I took some guesses at words that are common to Hebrew and Arabic. FB: https://www.facebook.com/polyglotpal *Note: any racist, anti-semitic, islamophobic or otherwise offensive comments will be deleted immediately. This video is not about politics; leave politics out of it. -
4:27Languages of Middle East(Arabic, Hebrew, Turkish, Azerbaijani, Persian, Kurdish)
Languages of Middle East(Arabic, Hebrew, Turkish, Azerbaijani, Persian, Kurdish)Languages of Middle East(Arabic, Hebrew, Turkish, Azerbaijani, Persian, Kurdish)
Notte: This languages are discussed in the context of geography. Semitic Languages(Arabic, Hebrew) Altaic Languages(Turkish, Azerbaijani) Indo-European Languages(Persian, Kurdish)
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Semitic's vowel-smuggling consonants - History of Writing Systems #9 (Pointing & Matres Lectionis)
Semitic languages like Hebrew and Arabic evolved a unique way to write vowels... with consonants! See how in this episode of Thoth's Pill: an Animated History of Writing. You're back in the ancient Middle East, where seemingly everyone's been passing around the Phoenician consonant alphabet. There's a problem with this abjad - sometimes those missing vowels cause issues. Instead of inventing vowels (like the Greeks did in the last episode), Semitic speakers use some of their consonants for vowels, too! This is the birth of "matres lectionis". But that's not nearly enough for pickier scribes. See bickering scribes come up with a more detailed system, a system of vowel marks - dots and dashes surrounding consonants. These vowel pointers (harakat in Arabic, niqqud in Hebrew) explicitly indi... -
Expansion of the Semitic languages J (L147.1)
Males who are J (L147.1) descend from a common ancestor that lived around 3750 BC. Due to the young age of J (L147.1) its a diagnostic marker of the expansion of the Semitic language. Opposed to upstream lineages of J (M267) that migrated out in various directions prior to the J (P58) group aquiring the Afro-Asiatic language by interacting with E1b1b (M215) population who played a Proto-Semitic role in transferring the new language to J (L147.1) tribes آرام ارام عرم عرام الاهواز الاهواز الاندلس الاندلس الاندلس الاندلس اللغه العربية عرب القديمة البابليه بابل حضارة كلدانيه حضارة ديار بكر اللغات العراق فلسطين سوريا لبنان الاردن عمان الجزيرة سامية قرطاج مالطا مصر ماردين البطرون كاديز قبرص مالطة مورسيا غرناطة الجعز العبرية لبنان فينيقيه المالطيه سبأ شام اليمن الحجاز نجد فينيقيا عر عرشالم دو... -
Counting from 1 - 10 in some ancient Semitic languages and Egyptian/Coptic
Here are the numbers from 1 - 10 (only the masculine forms) in Akkadian, Ugaritic, Hebrew, Syriac, Arabic, Sabaic, Ge'ez, Coptic and Late Egyptian. Numbers are a very basic part of human language and give you a good insight into language relationships. -
BIB903 Introduction to Semitic Languages
-
English is a Semitic Language
A while back, Vsauce did a video with a bright yellow thumbnail titled "this is not yellow." His point was that the pixels on a screen only ever actually produce red, green and blue light, and that there were no beams of light coming from that thumbnail that would have, alone, been perceived as "yellow." He was wrong, of course, in saying that the thumbnail wasn't yellow, but only because he was defining "yellow" differently from how we normally use the word, and he was using that misuse of terminology to teach people about the nature of color. This video was my attempt to do something similar. Of course English isn't semitic. I knew that when I made this video. That was the point, I wanted to have a provocative title which was blatantly wrong. For the sake of teaching people about ... -
Basic Semitic Vocabulary - Body Parts
Hints: Some of these languages have synonyms for some body parts (e.g. Akkadian has also got /qaqqadu/ for /rēšu/). But I preferred to use cognates. For Egyptian I have chosen my own phonetic transcription rather than the traditional transliteration. The body parts mentioned here are written like this in the traditional transliteration: tp, jrt, msḏr, šrt, r, nḏḥt, ns, šnbt, ḥ3tj, ẖt, gb3, ḏrt, ḏbˤ, wˤrt, rd Here I preferred using synonyms that survived in Coptic (e.g. "ḥ3tj" instead of "jb") Also in Coptic i preferred synonyms that were common in Middle Egyptian (e.g. "eia" instead of "bal"). The word for breast also has an Egyptian etymology (though this combination is not attested): "mstj ḥ3tj", literally "basket of the heart". In Sumerian, some words use the same sign. So it's not ... -
Expansion of Semitic Languages
A short video about the expansion of the Semitic languages. It's just one of many possible scenarios and is not intended to be particularly accurate, especially concerning geography. -
CBI Online Learning: A Tour of the Semitic Languages Part 1
The story of Hebrew's close relatives! Part 1 begins with a look at the cuneiform writing system and the Eastern Semitic languages of Babylonian and Assyrian -
Hebrew and Arabic: Similarities
Jordan and I took some guesses at words that are common to Hebrew and Arabic. FB: https://www.facebook.com/polyglotpal *Note: any racist, anti-semitic, islamophobic or otherwise offensive comments will be deleted immediately. This video is not about politics; leave politics out of it. -
Languages of Middle East(Arabic, Hebrew, Turkish, Azerbaijani, Persian, Kurdish)
Notte: This languages are discussed in the context of geography. Semitic Languages(Arabic, Hebrew) Altaic Languages(Turkish, Azerbaijani) Indo-European Languages(Persian, Kurdish)
Semitic's vowel-smuggling consonants - History of Writing Systems #9 (Pointing & Matres Lectionis)
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 4:36
- Updated: 09 Oct 2015
- views: 11587
Semitic languages like Hebrew and Arabic evolved a unique way to write vowels... with consonants! See how in this episode of Thoth's Pill: an Animated History o...
Semitic languages like Hebrew and Arabic evolved a unique way to write vowels... with consonants! See how in this episode of Thoth's Pill: an Animated History of Writing.
You're back in the ancient Middle East, where seemingly everyone's been passing around the Phoenician consonant alphabet. There's a problem with this abjad - sometimes those missing vowels cause issues. Instead of inventing vowels (like the Greeks did in the last episode), Semitic speakers use some of their consonants for vowels, too! This is the birth of "matres lectionis".
But that's not nearly enough for pickier scribes. See bickering scribes come up with a more detailed system, a system of vowel marks - dots and dashes surrounding consonants. These vowel pointers (harakat in Arabic, niqqud in Hebrew) explicitly indicate which consonants are followed by which vowels.
Watch the whole story of Thoth's Pill:
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLc4s09N3L2h3HtaAYVqOVKGt2h6wRasw2
Who created this?
Art, animation and music by NativLang
CC-BY and public domain credits:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1zyYKGKVOZmDG1F71zaCcV69FSYtWk_SKT14tMQcFGU8/edit?usp=sharing
wn.com/Semitic's Vowel Smuggling Consonants History Of Writing Systems 9 (Pointing Matres Lectionis)
Semitic languages like Hebrew and Arabic evolved a unique way to write vowels... with consonants! See how in this episode of Thoth's Pill: an Animated History of Writing.
You're back in the ancient Middle East, where seemingly everyone's been passing around the Phoenician consonant alphabet. There's a problem with this abjad - sometimes those missing vowels cause issues. Instead of inventing vowels (like the Greeks did in the last episode), Semitic speakers use some of their consonants for vowels, too! This is the birth of "matres lectionis".
But that's not nearly enough for pickier scribes. See bickering scribes come up with a more detailed system, a system of vowel marks - dots and dashes surrounding consonants. These vowel pointers (harakat in Arabic, niqqud in Hebrew) explicitly indicate which consonants are followed by which vowels.
Watch the whole story of Thoth's Pill:
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLc4s09N3L2h3HtaAYVqOVKGt2h6wRasw2
Who created this?
Art, animation and music by NativLang
CC-BY and public domain credits:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1zyYKGKVOZmDG1F71zaCcV69FSYtWk_SKT14tMQcFGU8/edit?usp=sharing
- published: 09 Oct 2015
- views: 11587
Expansion of the Semitic languages J (L147.1)
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 4:01
- Updated: 20 Jul 2007
- views: 628111
Males who are J (L147.1) descend from a common ancestor that lived around 3750 BC. Due to the young age of J (L147.1) its a diagnostic marker of the expansion ...
Males who are J (L147.1) descend from a common ancestor that lived around 3750 BC. Due to the young age of J (L147.1) its a diagnostic marker of the expansion of the Semitic language. Opposed to upstream lineages of J (M267) that migrated out in various directions prior to the J (P58) group aquiring the Afro-Asiatic language by interacting with E1b1b (M215) population who played a Proto-Semitic role in transferring the new language to J (L147.1) tribes
آرام ارام عرم عرام الاهواز الاهواز الاندلس الاندلس الاندلس الاندلس اللغه العربية عرب القديمة البابليه بابل حضارة كلدانيه حضارة ديار بكر اللغات العراق فلسطين سوريا لبنان الاردن عمان الجزيرة سامية قرطاج مالطا مصر ماردين البطرون كاديز قبرص مالطة مورسيا غرناطة الجعز العبرية لبنان فينيقيه المالطيه سبأ شام اليمن الحجاز نجد فينيقيا عر عرشالم دورسالم عرسالم ارسالم قدس القدس المقدس قادس قادش كادس قاديشا كاديشا كداش قاديشه كاديشه النبطية الامهريه تيغراي من العرب سامية الدوحة القطيف الاهواز الاحواز زحلة جوبا خراسان الماروني باليرمو الدروز السند قبرص طور عابدين طور العابدين
האנדלוסית האנדלוסית אנדלוסיה ערב הסעודית ערב הסעודית העתיק העתיק ערבים ערבים ערבים ערבים ארם ארם בבל בבל בבל בבל הכלדית הכלדית משך משך סאלם סלים עילמית אנטישמים שפות שמיות תימן סוריה עומאן עיראק ישראל ירדן לבנון סעודיה שפות שמיות קרתגו מרב שירוואן בכר בתרון קאדיז מלטה וקפריסין מורסיה אלגרבה גרנדה בחיי עברית לבנון מלטזית תימן חיג 'ז פניציה שאם פניקית
הפונית הנבטית אמהרית טיגראי מטודלה טולדו
הערבים הם אנטישמים דוחא קדישא ובה המארונית
פלרמו הדרוזים קפריסין מצרים קופטי טור
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Males who are J (L147.1) descend from a common ancestor that lived around 3750 BC. Due to the young age of J (L147.1) its a diagnostic marker of the expansion of the Semitic language. Opposed to upstream lineages of J (M267) that migrated out in various directions prior to the J (P58) group aquiring the Afro-Asiatic language by interacting with E1b1b (M215) population who played a Proto-Semitic role in transferring the new language to J (L147.1) tribes
آرام ارام عرم عرام الاهواز الاهواز الاندلس الاندلس الاندلس الاندلس اللغه العربية عرب القديمة البابليه بابل حضارة كلدانيه حضارة ديار بكر اللغات العراق فلسطين سوريا لبنان الاردن عمان الجزيرة سامية قرطاج مالطا مصر ماردين البطرون كاديز قبرص مالطة مورسيا غرناطة الجعز العبرية لبنان فينيقيه المالطيه سبأ شام اليمن الحجاز نجد فينيقيا عر عرشالم دورسالم عرسالم ارسالم قدس القدس المقدس قادس قادش كادس قاديشا كاديشا كداش قاديشه كاديشه النبطية الامهريه تيغراي من العرب سامية الدوحة القطيف الاهواز الاحواز زحلة جوبا خراسان الماروني باليرمو الدروز السند قبرص طور عابدين طور العابدين
האנדלוסית האנדלוסית אנדלוסיה ערב הסעודית ערב הסעודית העתיק העתיק ערבים ערבים ערבים ערבים ארם ארם בבל בבל בבל בבל הכלדית הכלדית משך משך סאלם סלים עילמית אנטישמים שפות שמיות תימן סוריה עומאן עיראק ישראל ירדן לבנון סעודיה שפות שמיות קרתגו מרב שירוואן בכר בתרון קאדיז מלטה וקפריסין מורסיה אלגרבה גרנדה בחיי עברית לבנון מלטזית תימן חיג 'ז פניציה שאם פניקית
הפונית הנבטית אמהרית טיגראי מטודלה טולדו
הערבים הם אנטישמים דוחא קדישא ובה המארונית
פלרמו הדרוזים קפריסין מצרים קופטי טור
- published: 20 Jul 2007
- views: 628111
Counting from 1 - 10 in some ancient Semitic languages and Egyptian/Coptic
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- Duration: 9:49
- Updated: 07 Nov 2014
- views: 4650
Here are the numbers from 1 - 10 (only the masculine forms) in Akkadian, Ugaritic, Hebrew, Syriac, Arabic, Sabaic, Ge'ez, Coptic and Late Egyptian. Numbers are ...
Here are the numbers from 1 - 10 (only the masculine forms) in Akkadian, Ugaritic, Hebrew, Syriac, Arabic, Sabaic, Ge'ez, Coptic and Late Egyptian. Numbers are a very basic part of human language and give you a good insight into language relationships.
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BIB903 Introduction to Semitic Languages
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- Duration: 30:10
- Updated: 27 Dec 2014
- views: 1312
- published: 27 Dec 2014
- views: 1312
English is a Semitic Language
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- Duration: 4:27
- Updated: 19 Jan 2013
- views: 90044
A while back, Vsauce did a video with a bright yellow thumbnail titled "this is not yellow." His point was that the pixels on a screen only ever actually produ...
A while back, Vsauce did a video with a bright yellow thumbnail titled "this is not yellow." His point was that the pixels on a screen only ever actually produce red, green and blue light, and that there were no beams of light coming from that thumbnail that would have, alone, been perceived as "yellow." He was wrong, of course, in saying that the thumbnail wasn't yellow, but only because he was defining "yellow" differently from how we normally use the word, and he was using that misuse of terminology to teach people about the nature of color.
This video was my attempt to do something similar. Of course English isn't semitic. I knew that when I made this video. That was the point, I wanted to have a provocative title which was blatantly wrong. For the sake of teaching people about the origin of different scripts, I decided to define a "language" as everything encompassed in the written form of a language including the script (which isn't how we normally use the word, nor should it be) and define language inheritance around the language's script (which REALLY isn't how we normally use those words, nor should it be). At the end I get into why this isn't actually even a viable way to think about it for a number of reasons.
In hindsight, none of this was very clear at all in this video, so I apologize for that. I was still pretty new at making videos when I made this, and a lot of stuff about it really embarrasses me, including how unclear I was about what I ment. However, I've decided to keep it up on my channel for historical purposes. I want people to be able to see all of my work, even the stuff that makes me cringe when I go back and watch it myself.
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A while back, Vsauce did a video with a bright yellow thumbnail titled "this is not yellow." His point was that the pixels on a screen only ever actually produce red, green and blue light, and that there were no beams of light coming from that thumbnail that would have, alone, been perceived as "yellow." He was wrong, of course, in saying that the thumbnail wasn't yellow, but only because he was defining "yellow" differently from how we normally use the word, and he was using that misuse of terminology to teach people about the nature of color.
This video was my attempt to do something similar. Of course English isn't semitic. I knew that when I made this video. That was the point, I wanted to have a provocative title which was blatantly wrong. For the sake of teaching people about the origin of different scripts, I decided to define a "language" as everything encompassed in the written form of a language including the script (which isn't how we normally use the word, nor should it be) and define language inheritance around the language's script (which REALLY isn't how we normally use those words, nor should it be). At the end I get into why this isn't actually even a viable way to think about it for a number of reasons.
In hindsight, none of this was very clear at all in this video, so I apologize for that. I was still pretty new at making videos when I made this, and a lot of stuff about it really embarrasses me, including how unclear I was about what I ment. However, I've decided to keep it up on my channel for historical purposes. I want people to be able to see all of my work, even the stuff that makes me cringe when I go back and watch it myself.
- published: 19 Jan 2013
- views: 90044
Basic Semitic Vocabulary - Body Parts
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- Duration: 5:14
- Updated: 26 Mar 2015
- views: 4280
Hints:
Some of these languages have synonyms for some body parts (e.g. Akkadian has also got /qaqqadu/ for /rēšu/). But I preferred to use cognates.
For Egypt...
Hints:
Some of these languages have synonyms for some body parts (e.g. Akkadian has also got /qaqqadu/ for /rēšu/). But I preferred to use cognates.
For Egyptian I have chosen my own phonetic transcription rather than the traditional transliteration. The body parts mentioned here are written like this in the traditional transliteration:
tp, jrt, msḏr, šrt, r, nḏḥt, ns, šnbt, ḥ3tj, ẖt, gb3, ḏrt, ḏbˤ, wˤrt, rd
Here I preferred using synonyms that survived in Coptic (e.g. "ḥ3tj" instead of "jb")
Also in Coptic i preferred synonyms that were common in Middle Egyptian (e.g. "eia" instead of "bal"). The word for breast also has an Egyptian etymology (though this combination is not attested): "mstj ḥ3tj", literally "basket of the heart".
In Sumerian, some words use the same sign. So it's not a mistake that nose, mouth and tooth (kir, kag and zu) are written the same.
In the Sumerian transcription I've left the numbers and accents away (just "a" instrad of "á").
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Hints:
Some of these languages have synonyms for some body parts (e.g. Akkadian has also got /qaqqadu/ for /rēšu/). But I preferred to use cognates.
For Egyptian I have chosen my own phonetic transcription rather than the traditional transliteration. The body parts mentioned here are written like this in the traditional transliteration:
tp, jrt, msḏr, šrt, r, nḏḥt, ns, šnbt, ḥ3tj, ẖt, gb3, ḏrt, ḏbˤ, wˤrt, rd
Here I preferred using synonyms that survived in Coptic (e.g. "ḥ3tj" instead of "jb")
Also in Coptic i preferred synonyms that were common in Middle Egyptian (e.g. "eia" instead of "bal"). The word for breast also has an Egyptian etymology (though this combination is not attested): "mstj ḥ3tj", literally "basket of the heart".
In Sumerian, some words use the same sign. So it's not a mistake that nose, mouth and tooth (kir, kag and zu) are written the same.
In the Sumerian transcription I've left the numbers and accents away (just "a" instrad of "á").
- published: 26 Mar 2015
- views: 4280
Expansion of Semitic Languages
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- Duration: 0:49
- Updated: 21 Nov 2013
- views: 3571
A short video about the expansion of the Semitic languages.
It's just one of many possible scenarios and is not intended to be particularly accurate, especially...
A short video about the expansion of the Semitic languages.
It's just one of many possible scenarios and is not intended to be particularly accurate, especially concerning geography.
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A short video about the expansion of the Semitic languages.
It's just one of many possible scenarios and is not intended to be particularly accurate, especially concerning geography.
- published: 21 Nov 2013
- views: 3571
CBI Online Learning: A Tour of the Semitic Languages Part 1
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- Duration: 37:01
- Updated: 28 Aug 2015
- views: 234
The story of Hebrew's close relatives! Part 1 begins with a look at the cuneiform writing system and the Eastern Semitic languages of Babylonian and Assyrian
The story of Hebrew's close relatives! Part 1 begins with a look at the cuneiform writing system and the Eastern Semitic languages of Babylonian and Assyrian
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The story of Hebrew's close relatives! Part 1 begins with a look at the cuneiform writing system and the Eastern Semitic languages of Babylonian and Assyrian
- published: 28 Aug 2015
- views: 234
Hebrew and Arabic: Similarities
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- Duration: 3:19
- Updated: 01 Jan 2013
- views: 136525
Jordan and I took some guesses at words that are common to Hebrew and Arabic. FB: https://www.facebook.com/polyglotpal
*Note: any racist, anti-semitic, islamop...
Jordan and I took some guesses at words that are common to Hebrew and Arabic. FB: https://www.facebook.com/polyglotpal
*Note: any racist, anti-semitic, islamophobic or otherwise offensive comments will be deleted immediately. This video is not about politics; leave politics out of it.
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Jordan and I took some guesses at words that are common to Hebrew and Arabic. FB: https://www.facebook.com/polyglotpal
*Note: any racist, anti-semitic, islamophobic or otherwise offensive comments will be deleted immediately. This video is not about politics; leave politics out of it.
- published: 01 Jan 2013
- views: 136525
Languages of Middle East(Arabic, Hebrew, Turkish, Azerbaijani, Persian, Kurdish)
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- Duration: 4:27
- Updated: 26 May 2016
- views: 1031
Notte: This languages are discussed in the context of geography.
Semitic Languages(Arabic, Hebrew)
Altaic Languages(Turkish, Azerbaijani)
Indo-European Languag...
Notte: This languages are discussed in the context of geography.
Semitic Languages(Arabic, Hebrew)
Altaic Languages(Turkish, Azerbaijani)
Indo-European Languages(Persian, Kurdish)
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Notte: This languages are discussed in the context of geography.
Semitic Languages(Arabic, Hebrew)
Altaic Languages(Turkish, Azerbaijani)
Indo-European Languages(Persian, Kurdish)
- published: 26 May 2016
- views: 1031
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People who spoke Semitic languages include these great seafarers whose alphabet # Quiz # Question
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LANGUAGES OF ASIA
INDO-EUROPEAN FAMILY The Indo-European family is represented by the Indic branch, which includes Sindhi, Hindi, Urdu, Punjabi and many other languages of India (Assamese, Bengali etc.), Pakistan, Bangladesh, Nepal, Sri Lanka and the Maldives; the Iranian branch, which includes Persian, Pashto, and other languages of Iran, Afghanistan, Pakistan and Central Asia; the Slavic branch, which includes Russian in Siberia; Greek around the Black Sea; and Armenian; as well as extinct languages such as Hittite of Anatolia and Tocharian of (Chinese) Turkestan. ALTAIC FAMILY A number of smaller, but important language families spread across central and northern Asia have long been linked in an as-yet unproven Altaic family. These are the Turkic languages, Mongolic languages, Tungusic languages (incl... -
lesson 2 | The Arabic alphabet ...... its very easy
lesson 2 | huruf fataha ...... its very easy You may well have to spell out your name and perhaps your address in Arabic. Here is the alphabet and how to pronounce it Arabic is a Semitic language and therefore shares similarities with other Semitic languages, such as Aramaic and Hebrew. In terms of writing, several languages use the Arabic alphabet, such as Persian/Farsi, Urdu, Pashto and Kurdish. Arabic learners would be able to read words or sentences written in any of those languages, but not necessarily understand what they’re reading! https://www.facebook.com/talaat.elghity -
Languages of Europe
Most languages of Europe belong to the Indo-European language family. This family is divided into a number of branches, including Romance, Germanic, Baltic, Slavic, Albanian, Celtic, Armenian, Iranian, and Hellenic (Greek). The Uralic languages, which include Hungarian, Finnish, and Estonian, also have a significant presence in Europe. The Turkic and Mongolic families also have several European members, while the North Caucasian and Kartvelian families are important in the southeastern extremity of geographical Europe. The Basque language of the western Pyrenees is an isolate unrelated to any other group, while Maltese, which is descended from Sicilian Arabic, is the only Semitic language in Europe with national language status. 1)BASQUE 2)INDO-EUROPEAN LANGUAGES A)Albanian(in Italy, Al... -
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Languages not from the Indo-European family in Europe
URALIC LANGUAGES Uralic/Finnish(in Finland,Russia and Sweden) Uralic/Estonian(in Estonia and Russia) Uralic/Hungarian(in Hungary,Romania) Uralic/Mari (in Russia) ALTAIC LANGUAGES/TURKIC Altaic/Turkic/Oghuz/Turkish(in Turkey,Bulgaria,Greece,Macedonia,Georgia,Ukraine,Romania) Altaic/Turkic/Oghuz/Balkan Gagauz Turkish(in Romania, Moldova) Altaic/Turkic/Oghuz/Azerbaijani(in Azerb. ,Turkey,Georgia,Russia) Altaic/Turkic/Oghuz-Kipchak/Crimean Tatar(in Ukraine,Turkey) Altaic/Turkic/Kipchak/Tatar(in Russia,Finland,Polonia,Belarus) Altaic/Turkic/Kipchak/Kazakh(in Kazakhstan,Russia) Altaic/Turkic/Oghur/Chuvash(in Russia) ALTAIC LANGUAGES/MONGOLIC Altaic/Mongolic/Kalmyk(in Russia) CAUCASIAN LANGUAGES Caucasian/Kartvelian/Georgian(in Georgia and Russia) Caucasian/Northwest Caucasian/Circassian(... -
Ethiopian Semitic languages
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People who spoke Semitic languages include these great seafarers whose alphabet # Quiz # Question
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- Duration: 0:29
- Updated: 30 Jun 2016
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# Quiz # Question
# Quiz # Question
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LANGUAGES OF ASIA
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- Duration: 13:35
- Updated: 13 Mar 2016
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INDO-EUROPEAN FAMILY
The Indo-European family is represented by the Indic branch, which includes Sindhi, Hindi, Urdu, Punjabi and many other languages of India...
INDO-EUROPEAN FAMILY
The Indo-European family is represented by the Indic branch, which includes Sindhi, Hindi, Urdu, Punjabi and many other languages of India (Assamese, Bengali etc.), Pakistan, Bangladesh, Nepal, Sri Lanka and the Maldives; the Iranian branch, which includes Persian, Pashto, and other languages of Iran, Afghanistan, Pakistan and Central Asia; the Slavic branch, which includes Russian in Siberia; Greek around the Black Sea; and Armenian; as well as extinct languages such as Hittite of Anatolia and Tocharian of (Chinese) Turkestan.
ALTAIC FAMILY
A number of smaller, but important language families spread across central and northern Asia have long been linked in an as-yet unproven Altaic family. These are the Turkic languages, Mongolic languages, Tungusic languages (including Manchu), Korean, and Japonic languages. Japonic and Koreanic are controversial.
SINO-TIBETIAN FAMILY
Sino-Tibetan includes Chinese, Tibetan, Burmese, and numerous languages of the Tibetan Plateau, southern China, Burma, and North east India.
SEMITIC FAMILY
The Semitic languages are a branch of the Afroasiatic language family originating in the Middle East. Semitic languages are spoken by more than 330 million people across much of Western Asia, North Africa and the Horn of Africa, as well as in large expatriate communities in North America and Europe.
AUSTROASIATIC FAMILY
The Mon–Khmer languages (Austroasiatic languages) are the oldest family in Asia. They include Vietnamese and Khmer (Cambodian)
TAI - KADAI FAMILY
The Tai-Kadai languages (or just Kadai) of southern China spread in historic times into Southeast Asia, where Thai (Siamese) and Lao are official languages.
AUSTRONESIAN FAMILY
The Austronesian languages include the languages of the Philippines and most of the languages of Indonesia (excluding inland New Guinea), such as Malay (Indonesian) and Tagalog (Filipino).
CAUCASIAN FAMILY
Three small families are spoken in the Caucasus: Kartvelian languages, such as Georgian; Northeast Caucasian (Dagestanian languages), such as Chechen; and Northwest Caucasian, such as Circassian. The latter two may be related to each other. The extinct Hurro-Urartian languages may be related as well.
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INDO-EUROPEAN FAMILY
The Indo-European family is represented by the Indic branch, which includes Sindhi, Hindi, Urdu, Punjabi and many other languages of India (Assamese, Bengali etc.), Pakistan, Bangladesh, Nepal, Sri Lanka and the Maldives; the Iranian branch, which includes Persian, Pashto, and other languages of Iran, Afghanistan, Pakistan and Central Asia; the Slavic branch, which includes Russian in Siberia; Greek around the Black Sea; and Armenian; as well as extinct languages such as Hittite of Anatolia and Tocharian of (Chinese) Turkestan.
ALTAIC FAMILY
A number of smaller, but important language families spread across central and northern Asia have long been linked in an as-yet unproven Altaic family. These are the Turkic languages, Mongolic languages, Tungusic languages (including Manchu), Korean, and Japonic languages. Japonic and Koreanic are controversial.
SINO-TIBETIAN FAMILY
Sino-Tibetan includes Chinese, Tibetan, Burmese, and numerous languages of the Tibetan Plateau, southern China, Burma, and North east India.
SEMITIC FAMILY
The Semitic languages are a branch of the Afroasiatic language family originating in the Middle East. Semitic languages are spoken by more than 330 million people across much of Western Asia, North Africa and the Horn of Africa, as well as in large expatriate communities in North America and Europe.
AUSTROASIATIC FAMILY
The Mon–Khmer languages (Austroasiatic languages) are the oldest family in Asia. They include Vietnamese and Khmer (Cambodian)
TAI - KADAI FAMILY
The Tai-Kadai languages (or just Kadai) of southern China spread in historic times into Southeast Asia, where Thai (Siamese) and Lao are official languages.
AUSTRONESIAN FAMILY
The Austronesian languages include the languages of the Philippines and most of the languages of Indonesia (excluding inland New Guinea), such as Malay (Indonesian) and Tagalog (Filipino).
CAUCASIAN FAMILY
Three small families are spoken in the Caucasus: Kartvelian languages, such as Georgian; Northeast Caucasian (Dagestanian languages), such as Chechen; and Northwest Caucasian, such as Circassian. The latter two may be related to each other. The extinct Hurro-Urartian languages may be related as well.
- published: 13 Mar 2016
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lesson 2 | The Arabic alphabet ...... its very easy
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- Duration: 3:30
- Updated: 19 Feb 2016
- views: 20
lesson 2 | huruf fataha ...... its very easy
You may well have to spell out your name and perhaps your address in Arabic. Here is the alphabet and how to prono...
lesson 2 | huruf fataha ...... its very easy
You may well have to spell out your name and perhaps your address in Arabic. Here is the alphabet and how to pronounce it
Arabic is a Semitic language and therefore shares similarities with other Semitic languages, such as Aramaic and Hebrew.
In terms of writing, several languages use the Arabic alphabet, such as Persian/Farsi, Urdu, Pashto and Kurdish. Arabic learners would be able to read words or sentences written in any of those languages, but not necessarily understand what they’re reading!
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lesson 2 | huruf fataha ...... its very easy
You may well have to spell out your name and perhaps your address in Arabic. Here is the alphabet and how to pronounce it
Arabic is a Semitic language and therefore shares similarities with other Semitic languages, such as Aramaic and Hebrew.
In terms of writing, several languages use the Arabic alphabet, such as Persian/Farsi, Urdu, Pashto and Kurdish. Arabic learners would be able to read words or sentences written in any of those languages, but not necessarily understand what they’re reading!
https://www.facebook.com/talaat.elghity
- published: 19 Feb 2016
- views: 20
Languages of Europe
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- Duration: 14:53
- Updated: 13 Feb 2016
- views: 4632
Most languages of Europe belong to the Indo-European language family. This family is divided into a number of branches, including Romance, Germanic, Baltic, Sla...
Most languages of Europe belong to the Indo-European language family. This family is divided into a number of branches, including Romance, Germanic, Baltic, Slavic, Albanian, Celtic, Armenian, Iranian, and Hellenic (Greek). The Uralic languages, which include Hungarian, Finnish, and Estonian, also have a significant presence in Europe. The Turkic and Mongolic families also have several European members, while the North Caucasian and Kartvelian families are important in the southeastern extremity of geographical Europe. The Basque language of the western Pyrenees is an isolate unrelated to any other group, while Maltese, which is descended from Sicilian Arabic, is the only Semitic language in Europe with national language status.
1)BASQUE
2)INDO-EUROPEAN LANGUAGES
A)Albanian(in Italy, Albania,Kosovo)
B)Armenian(in Armenia, Russia)
C)Greek( in Greece, Cyprus, Turkey)
D)Romance Languages
a)French(in France, Belgium)
b)Italian( in Italy, Switzerland)
c)Spanish( in Spain)
d)Portuguese( in Portugal)
e)Romanian( in Romania, Moldova, Bulgaria)
E)Germanic Languages
a)English(in UK)
b)German(in Germany, Austria, Poland, Netherlands)
c)Swedish( in Sweden, Finland)
d)Norwegian(in Norway)
e)Icelandic(in Iceland)
f)Danish(Denmark)
g)Dutch(in Netherlands, Belgium)
F)Celtic Languages
a)Irish( in UK, Ireland)
b)Welsh
G)Slavic Languages
a)Russian( in Russia, Ukraine, Finland)
b)Ukranian(in Ukraine)
c)Slovak(in Slovakia)
d)Polish(in Polonia)
e) Czech(in Czech Republic)
f)Bosnian(in Bosnia&Harzegovina; and Turkey)
g) Serbian(in Serbia)
h)Croatian(in B&H;, Croatia)
i) Slovenian(in Slovenia)
j)Bulgarian(in Bulgaria)
k) Macedonian(in FYR. Macedonia)
H)Baltic Languages
a)Lithuinian(in Lithuina)
b)Latvian( in Latvia)
3)TURKIC LANGUAGES
a)Crimean Tatar(in Ukraine, Russia, Turkey)
b)Kazan Tatar( in Russia,Finland,Polonia,Lithuina,Ukraine)
c)Turkish(in Turkey, Bulgaria,Macedonia, Greece, Bosnia, Romania,Kosovo)
d)Gagauz(in Moldova)
e)Chuvash(in Russia)
f)Kazakh(in Russia, Kazakhstan)
g)Azerbaijani( in Azerbaijan, Turkey, Georgia, Russia)
4)URALIC LANGUAGES
a)Finnish(in Finland,Russia,Sweden)
b)Estonian(in Estonia,Russia)
c)Hungarian(in Hungary,Romania)
d)Mari(in Russia)
e)Samoyed(in Russia)
5)CAUCASIAN LANGUAGES
a)Georgian
b)Circassian
c)Chechen
6)SEMITIC LANGUAGES
a)Maltese(Sicilian Arabic)
7)MONGOLIC LANGUAGES
a)Kalmyk(in Russia)
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Most languages of Europe belong to the Indo-European language family. This family is divided into a number of branches, including Romance, Germanic, Baltic, Slavic, Albanian, Celtic, Armenian, Iranian, and Hellenic (Greek). The Uralic languages, which include Hungarian, Finnish, and Estonian, also have a significant presence in Europe. The Turkic and Mongolic families also have several European members, while the North Caucasian and Kartvelian families are important in the southeastern extremity of geographical Europe. The Basque language of the western Pyrenees is an isolate unrelated to any other group, while Maltese, which is descended from Sicilian Arabic, is the only Semitic language in Europe with national language status.
1)BASQUE
2)INDO-EUROPEAN LANGUAGES
A)Albanian(in Italy, Albania,Kosovo)
B)Armenian(in Armenia, Russia)
C)Greek( in Greece, Cyprus, Turkey)
D)Romance Languages
a)French(in France, Belgium)
b)Italian( in Italy, Switzerland)
c)Spanish( in Spain)
d)Portuguese( in Portugal)
e)Romanian( in Romania, Moldova, Bulgaria)
E)Germanic Languages
a)English(in UK)
b)German(in Germany, Austria, Poland, Netherlands)
c)Swedish( in Sweden, Finland)
d)Norwegian(in Norway)
e)Icelandic(in Iceland)
f)Danish(Denmark)
g)Dutch(in Netherlands, Belgium)
F)Celtic Languages
a)Irish( in UK, Ireland)
b)Welsh
G)Slavic Languages
a)Russian( in Russia, Ukraine, Finland)
b)Ukranian(in Ukraine)
c)Slovak(in Slovakia)
d)Polish(in Polonia)
e) Czech(in Czech Republic)
f)Bosnian(in Bosnia&Harzegovina; and Turkey)
g) Serbian(in Serbia)
h)Croatian(in B&H;, Croatia)
i) Slovenian(in Slovenia)
j)Bulgarian(in Bulgaria)
k) Macedonian(in FYR. Macedonia)
H)Baltic Languages
a)Lithuinian(in Lithuina)
b)Latvian( in Latvia)
3)TURKIC LANGUAGES
a)Crimean Tatar(in Ukraine, Russia, Turkey)
b)Kazan Tatar( in Russia,Finland,Polonia,Lithuina,Ukraine)
c)Turkish(in Turkey, Bulgaria,Macedonia, Greece, Bosnia, Romania,Kosovo)
d)Gagauz(in Moldova)
e)Chuvash(in Russia)
f)Kazakh(in Russia, Kazakhstan)
g)Azerbaijani( in Azerbaijan, Turkey, Georgia, Russia)
4)URALIC LANGUAGES
a)Finnish(in Finland,Russia,Sweden)
b)Estonian(in Estonia,Russia)
c)Hungarian(in Hungary,Romania)
d)Mari(in Russia)
e)Samoyed(in Russia)
5)CAUCASIAN LANGUAGES
a)Georgian
b)Circassian
c)Chechen
6)SEMITIC LANGUAGES
a)Maltese(Sicilian Arabic)
7)MONGOLIC LANGUAGES
a)Kalmyk(in Russia)
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02 Hebrew Lesson: Hebrew As A Semitic Language
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West Semitic languages
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South Semitic languages
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Languages not from the Indo-European family in Europe
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URALIC LANGUAGES
Uralic/Finnish(in Finland,Russia and Sweden)
Uralic/Estonian(in Estonia and Russia)
Uralic/Hungarian(in Hungary,Romania)
Uralic/Mari (in Russi...
URALIC LANGUAGES
Uralic/Finnish(in Finland,Russia and Sweden)
Uralic/Estonian(in Estonia and Russia)
Uralic/Hungarian(in Hungary,Romania)
Uralic/Mari (in Russia)
ALTAIC LANGUAGES/TURKIC
Altaic/Turkic/Oghuz/Turkish(in Turkey,Bulgaria,Greece,Macedonia,Georgia,Ukraine,Romania)
Altaic/Turkic/Oghuz/Balkan Gagauz Turkish(in Romania, Moldova)
Altaic/Turkic/Oghuz/Azerbaijani(in Azerb. ,Turkey,Georgia,Russia)
Altaic/Turkic/Oghuz-Kipchak/Crimean Tatar(in Ukraine,Turkey)
Altaic/Turkic/Kipchak/Tatar(in Russia,Finland,Polonia,Belarus)
Altaic/Turkic/Kipchak/Kazakh(in Kazakhstan,Russia)
Altaic/Turkic/Oghur/Chuvash(in Russia)
ALTAIC LANGUAGES/MONGOLIC
Altaic/Mongolic/Kalmyk(in Russia)
CAUCASIAN LANGUAGES
Caucasian/Kartvelian/Georgian(in Georgia and Russia)
Caucasian/Northwest Caucasian/Circassian(in Russia and Turke)
Caucasian/Northeast Caucasian/Nakh/Chechen(in Russia)
SEMITIC LANGUAGES
Semitic/Central Semitic/Arabic/Maghrebi Arabic/Sicilo-Arabic/Maltese(in Maltese)
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URALIC LANGUAGES
Uralic/Finnish(in Finland,Russia and Sweden)
Uralic/Estonian(in Estonia and Russia)
Uralic/Hungarian(in Hungary,Romania)
Uralic/Mari (in Russia)
ALTAIC LANGUAGES/TURKIC
Altaic/Turkic/Oghuz/Turkish(in Turkey,Bulgaria,Greece,Macedonia,Georgia,Ukraine,Romania)
Altaic/Turkic/Oghuz/Balkan Gagauz Turkish(in Romania, Moldova)
Altaic/Turkic/Oghuz/Azerbaijani(in Azerb. ,Turkey,Georgia,Russia)
Altaic/Turkic/Oghuz-Kipchak/Crimean Tatar(in Ukraine,Turkey)
Altaic/Turkic/Kipchak/Tatar(in Russia,Finland,Polonia,Belarus)
Altaic/Turkic/Kipchak/Kazakh(in Kazakhstan,Russia)
Altaic/Turkic/Oghur/Chuvash(in Russia)
ALTAIC LANGUAGES/MONGOLIC
Altaic/Mongolic/Kalmyk(in Russia)
CAUCASIAN LANGUAGES
Caucasian/Kartvelian/Georgian(in Georgia and Russia)
Caucasian/Northwest Caucasian/Circassian(in Russia and Turke)
Caucasian/Northeast Caucasian/Nakh/Chechen(in Russia)
SEMITIC LANGUAGES
Semitic/Central Semitic/Arabic/Maghrebi Arabic/Sicilo-Arabic/Maltese(in Maltese)
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Ethiopian Semitic languages
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Hebrew Is an African Language
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Dr Michael Heiser on the Divine Council
ORIGINAL AIR DATE: 01/01/2013 WHAT IS THE DIVINE COUNCIL? Dr. Michael Heiser is the academic editor for the Logos Bible Software. He has a Ph.D. in Hebrew Bible and Semitic Languages with expertise on Ancient Israel and Egyptology. He’s also the author of the novel The Facade, and he runs several blogs including PaleoBabble, UFO Religions, and he was featured on Chris White’s recent debunkumentary Ancient Aliens Debunked. He also has a podcast called the Naked Bible Podcast. He also runs MEMRA (online institute for ancient languages and Biblical theology). We like to call him “the guy who makes all the stuff we talk about credible.” In this interview, Dr. Heiser walks us through the Divine Council view of the Bible. Another interview that Dr. Heiser did a couple years ago on the same top... -
Dr. Michael Heiser: Gnosticism Lecture (Full)
http://canarycryradio.com http://facelikethesun.com This is a video originally posted by Guy Malone of http://www.alienresistance.org Dr. Michael Heiser is the academic editor for the Logos Bible Software, a Ph.D. in Hebrew Bible and Semitic Languages with expertise on Ancient Israel and Egyptology. He's also the author of the novel The Facade, and he runs several blogs including PaleoBabble, UFO Religions, and he was featured on Chris White's recent debunkumentary Ancient Aliens Debunked, Naked Bible Podcast. He also runs MEMRA (online institute for ancient languages and Biblical theology) http://drmsh.com This video is all 8 parts of his lecture from back in 2006. Part 1: Introductions Although the hype surrounding the DaVinci Code has left the mainstream media, the ideas persi... -
Why an Extraterrestrial God Appeals to Today's Culture - Michael S. Heiser, PhD
Ancient of Days Conference, Roswell NM See also http://AncientofDays.net for DVDs Or http://ChristianSymposium.com for recent events Michael S. Heiser, PhD earned the M.A. and Ph.D. in Hebrew Bible and Semitic Languages at the University of Wisconsin-Madison in 2004. Before attending the UW-Madison, Mike earned an M.A. in Ancient History from the University of Pennsylvania (major fields: Ancient Israel and Egyptology). Mike was hired as the Academic Editor of Logos Bible Software shortly after completing his Ph.D. Before joining Logos, Mike spent twelve years teaching biblical studies, history, and biblical languages on the undergraduate level. As Academic Editor for Logos, Mike is responsible for targeting and evaluating potential data projects for scholarly products, overseeing existi... -
Anunnaki, Watchers, Serpentine Beings & The Netherworld in Ancient Texts - Michael S. Heiser PhD
Ancient of Days Conference, Roswell NM See also http://AncientofDays.net for DVDs Or http://ChristianSymposium.com for recent events Mike Heiser has a Ph.D. in Hebrew Bible and Ancient Semitic Languages from the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Mike has an M.A. in Ancient History and an M.A. in Hebrew Bible and Ancient Semitic Languages. He has taught biblical studies and biblical theology on the undergraduate level for eleven years. He has had a lifelong interest in the paranormal, particularly UFOlogy, and the subject of ET life. Mike has lectured frequently on those topics, specializing in critical evaluation of the belief that UFOs and aliens are found in ancient Near Eastern texts, including the Bible. He is an expert on divine beings and angels in the Hebrew Bible, Second Temple Je... -
Dr. Michael Heiser - Aliens Hidden History - California Mufon Radio
The genial prolocutor and voice of California MUFON Radio, Lorien Fenton works diligently with Dr. Michael Heiser to uncover the hidden evidence of ancient aliens roaming the Earth. MICHAEL HEISER received his Ph.D. in Hebrew Bible and ancient Semitic Languages from the University of Wisconsin-Madison. He is currently Academic Editor for Logos Bible Software, a company that creates ancient language research software and digital resources for studying the ancient and biblical world. Mike is a member of the Society of Biblical Literature, the Institute for Biblical Research, the International Organization for Septuagint and Cognate Studies, the American Academy of Religion, and the Evangelical Theological Society. In 2005, Mike was named by Fate Magazine as one of the 100 Most Influential ...
CBI Online Learning: Tour of the Semitic Languages - Part 3
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We conclude our survey of the Semitic languages with a look at Phoenician, Ugaritic and Arabic
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Hebrew Is an African Language
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Proto semitic http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Proto-Semitic_language
Hebrew was langua...
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Hebrew was language that was adopted. most Semitic languages have it roots in Africa
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Hebrew was language that was adopted. most Semitic languages have it roots in Africa
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Dr Michael Heiser on the Divine Council
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- Duration: 118:28
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ORIGINAL AIR DATE: 01/01/2013
WHAT IS THE DIVINE COUNCIL? Dr. Michael Heiser is the academic editor for the Logos Bible Software. He has a Ph.D. in Hebrew Bibl...
ORIGINAL AIR DATE: 01/01/2013
WHAT IS THE DIVINE COUNCIL? Dr. Michael Heiser is the academic editor for the Logos Bible Software. He has a Ph.D. in Hebrew Bible and Semitic Languages with expertise on Ancient Israel and Egyptology. He’s also the author of the novel The Facade, and he runs several blogs including PaleoBabble, UFO Religions, and he was featured on Chris White’s recent debunkumentary Ancient Aliens Debunked. He also has a podcast called the Naked Bible Podcast. He also runs MEMRA (online institute for ancient languages and Biblical theology). We like to call him “the guy who makes all the stuff we talk about credible.”
In this interview, Dr. Heiser walks us through the Divine Council view of the Bible. Another interview that Dr. Heiser did a couple years ago on the same topic was on View From the Bunker with Derek Gilbert.
The guys also touch on the topic of how the Divine Council relates to the current subject of UFOs and ETs as well as the underlining theological question of how we define God. This interview is full of interesting and fascinating gems based on the Scriptures that you’ve probably read several times.
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ORIGINAL AIR DATE: 01/01/2013
WHAT IS THE DIVINE COUNCIL? Dr. Michael Heiser is the academic editor for the Logos Bible Software. He has a Ph.D. in Hebrew Bible and Semitic Languages with expertise on Ancient Israel and Egyptology. He’s also the author of the novel The Facade, and he runs several blogs including PaleoBabble, UFO Religions, and he was featured on Chris White’s recent debunkumentary Ancient Aliens Debunked. He also has a podcast called the Naked Bible Podcast. He also runs MEMRA (online institute for ancient languages and Biblical theology). We like to call him “the guy who makes all the stuff we talk about credible.”
In this interview, Dr. Heiser walks us through the Divine Council view of the Bible. Another interview that Dr. Heiser did a couple years ago on the same topic was on View From the Bunker with Derek Gilbert.
The guys also touch on the topic of how the Divine Council relates to the current subject of UFOs and ETs as well as the underlining theological question of how we define God. This interview is full of interesting and fascinating gems based on the Scriptures that you’ve probably read several times.
LINKS
Dr. Michael Heiser’s main website (http://drmsh.com)
The Divine Council (http://thedivinecouncil.com)
Dr. Heiser’s novel “The Facade” (http://www.amazon.com)
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Dr. Michael Heiser: Gnosticism Lecture (Full)
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This is a video originally posted by Guy Malone of http://www.alienresistance.org
Dr. Michael Heiser is the academic editor for the Logos Bible Software, a Ph.D. in Hebrew Bible and Semitic Languages with expertise on Ancient Israel and Egyptology. He's also the author of the novel The Facade, and he runs several blogs including PaleoBabble, UFO Religions, and he was featured on Chris White's recent debunkumentary Ancient Aliens Debunked, Naked Bible Podcast. He also runs MEMRA (online institute for ancient languages and Biblical theology)
http://drmsh.com
This video is all 8 parts of his lecture from back in 2006.
Part 1: Introductions
Although the hype surrounding the DaVinci Code has left the mainstream
media, the ideas persist. Here, speaking in 2006 at the height of the
DaVinci controversy, ancient languages scholar and Biblical Hebrew
expert Michael Heiser gives us a solid and plain spoken introduction to
Gnosticism.
Part 2: Reliability of New Testament Scriptures (esp vs the Nag Hammadi)
Dr. Heiser compares the oldest scriptural texts with the gnostic texts and explains why the New Testament texts are reliable while the gnostic texts aren't.
Special attention is paid to the precise dating of New Testament texts, and serves as a primer for all serious students and teachers of the Bible.
Part 3: Were Jesus and Mary Madelene married?
Dr. Heiser compares the Gnostic Jesus with the Jesus of the Bible. Was Jesus, as a rabbi, required to marry? Was Mary his companion? His wife? Were these and other secrets buried along with Jesus?
These and other questions are examined. Relevant texts, including the gospel accounts and the gnostic texts, are examined. Mr. Heiser shows what is in the text and what isn't. You might just be surprised.
Part 4: Gnosticism and Women
Heiser offers an honest examination of the supposed "pro-woman" message often ascribed to the gnostics. Is gnosticism really "enlightened" in terms of womens' roles.
Looking at the actual texts the gnostics themselves wrote, their customs, rituals and spirituality, Heiser makes sense of the nonsense surrounding this ancient and mysterious religion's place for women.
Part 5: Neither Lord nor Christ?
The Belief in Jesus as God before The Council of Nicea and the Exalted Christ of Gnosticism. This is a refutation of two ideas put forth in The DaVinci Code: That Constantine invented the idea that Jesus was God at The Council of Nicea, and that the Gnostic texts portray Jesus as only a mortal man (hint: they do not).
Part 6: What Really happened at Nicea?
An examination of Constantine's spiritual commitments and the documentary evidence left to history concerning the proceedings at the Council of Nicea.
Part 7: The Conspiratorial Logic of The DaVinci Code and Jesus Bloodline Theorists
Part 8: Jumping the Shark from the Newsroom to the Ivory Tower: Assessing the Gospel of Judas Frenzy
Original individual videos can be found on AlienResistanceHQ Channel.
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http://facelikethesun.com
This is a video originally posted by Guy Malone of http://www.alienresistance.org
Dr. Michael Heiser is the academic editor for the Logos Bible Software, a Ph.D. in Hebrew Bible and Semitic Languages with expertise on Ancient Israel and Egyptology. He's also the author of the novel The Facade, and he runs several blogs including PaleoBabble, UFO Religions, and he was featured on Chris White's recent debunkumentary Ancient Aliens Debunked, Naked Bible Podcast. He also runs MEMRA (online institute for ancient languages and Biblical theology)
http://drmsh.com
This video is all 8 parts of his lecture from back in 2006.
Part 1: Introductions
Although the hype surrounding the DaVinci Code has left the mainstream
media, the ideas persist. Here, speaking in 2006 at the height of the
DaVinci controversy, ancient languages scholar and Biblical Hebrew
expert Michael Heiser gives us a solid and plain spoken introduction to
Gnosticism.
Part 2: Reliability of New Testament Scriptures (esp vs the Nag Hammadi)
Dr. Heiser compares the oldest scriptural texts with the gnostic texts and explains why the New Testament texts are reliable while the gnostic texts aren't.
Special attention is paid to the precise dating of New Testament texts, and serves as a primer for all serious students and teachers of the Bible.
Part 3: Were Jesus and Mary Madelene married?
Dr. Heiser compares the Gnostic Jesus with the Jesus of the Bible. Was Jesus, as a rabbi, required to marry? Was Mary his companion? His wife? Were these and other secrets buried along with Jesus?
These and other questions are examined. Relevant texts, including the gospel accounts and the gnostic texts, are examined. Mr. Heiser shows what is in the text and what isn't. You might just be surprised.
Part 4: Gnosticism and Women
Heiser offers an honest examination of the supposed "pro-woman" message often ascribed to the gnostics. Is gnosticism really "enlightened" in terms of womens' roles.
Looking at the actual texts the gnostics themselves wrote, their customs, rituals and spirituality, Heiser makes sense of the nonsense surrounding this ancient and mysterious religion's place for women.
Part 5: Neither Lord nor Christ?
The Belief in Jesus as God before The Council of Nicea and the Exalted Christ of Gnosticism. This is a refutation of two ideas put forth in The DaVinci Code: That Constantine invented the idea that Jesus was God at The Council of Nicea, and that the Gnostic texts portray Jesus as only a mortal man (hint: they do not).
Part 6: What Really happened at Nicea?
An examination of Constantine's spiritual commitments and the documentary evidence left to history concerning the proceedings at the Council of Nicea.
Part 7: The Conspiratorial Logic of The DaVinci Code and Jesus Bloodline Theorists
Part 8: Jumping the Shark from the Newsroom to the Ivory Tower: Assessing the Gospel of Judas Frenzy
Original individual videos can be found on AlienResistanceHQ Channel.
- published: 28 Dec 2012
- views: 78212
Why an Extraterrestrial God Appeals to Today's Culture - Michael S. Heiser, PhD
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See also http://AncientofDays.net for DVDs
Or http://ChristianSymposium.com for recent events
Michael S. Heiser, PhD earned the M.A. and Ph.D. in Hebrew Bible and Semitic Languages at the University of Wisconsin-Madison in 2004. Before attending the UW-Madison, Mike earned an M.A. in Ancient History from the University of Pennsylvania (major fields: Ancient Israel and Egyptology). Mike was hired as the Academic Editor of Logos Bible Software shortly after completing his Ph.D. Before joining Logos, Mike spent twelve years teaching biblical studies, history, and biblical languages on the undergraduate level. As Academic Editor for Logos, Mike is responsible for targeting and evaluating potential data projects for scholarly products, overseeing existing academic projects, and participating in creating academic content for the software. Mike's main research interests are Israelite religion (especially Israel's divine council), contextualizing biblical theology with Israelite and ancient Near Eastern religion, biblical languages, ancient Semitic languages, textual criticism, comparative philology, and Second Temple period Jewish literature. Mike's other academic interests include paranormal and occult religions and western esotericism. He is particularly interested in how these worldviews and traditions have historically drawn on biblical and ancient Near Eastern material and in turn influenced biblical interpretation on the popular level. He is best known to popular audiences for his paranormal thriller, "The Facade", which intertwines many of his interests. A popular guest on Coast to Coast AM, Art Bell says, "Mike is uniquely qualified to discuss the relationship between ancient texts and ufology..."
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Michael S. Heiser, PhD earned the M.A. and Ph.D. in Hebrew Bible and Semitic Languages at the University of Wisconsin-Madison in 2004. Before attending the UW-Madison, Mike earned an M.A. in Ancient History from the University of Pennsylvania (major fields: Ancient Israel and Egyptology). Mike was hired as the Academic Editor of Logos Bible Software shortly after completing his Ph.D. Before joining Logos, Mike spent twelve years teaching biblical studies, history, and biblical languages on the undergraduate level. As Academic Editor for Logos, Mike is responsible for targeting and evaluating potential data projects for scholarly products, overseeing existing academic projects, and participating in creating academic content for the software. Mike's main research interests are Israelite religion (especially Israel's divine council), contextualizing biblical theology with Israelite and ancient Near Eastern religion, biblical languages, ancient Semitic languages, textual criticism, comparative philology, and Second Temple period Jewish literature. Mike's other academic interests include paranormal and occult religions and western esotericism. He is particularly interested in how these worldviews and traditions have historically drawn on biblical and ancient Near Eastern material and in turn influenced biblical interpretation on the popular level. He is best known to popular audiences for his paranormal thriller, "The Facade", which intertwines many of his interests. A popular guest on Coast to Coast AM, Art Bell says, "Mike is uniquely qualified to discuss the relationship between ancient texts and ufology..."
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Our mission is to provide orthodox biblical perspectives on the modern UFO and "alien" phenomenon, exposing proven deceptions, and equipping the church to minister truth and freedom to those currently deceived by experiences and/or strongholds related to now-popular belief systems of aliens actively visiting humanity.
Alien Resistance offers evidences that the widely-reported "alien abduction" phenomenon -- while sadly quite real -- is in fact a powerfully deceptive spiritual experience. Our research suggests that individuals are not being held captive by authentic biological extra terrestrial beings, but that this belief is rooted in vast levels of occult teaching and outright deception.
We feature personal and testimonial proof that the "alien abduction" experience can be stopped -- both while in progress and completely terminated as a life pattern -- in the name and authority of the Lord Jesus Christ (view testimonies from those who have successfully stopped abductions permanently, and contact us to know more about being set free from the influence of these tormenting entities).
We offer a vast array of articles, videos, dvds, books and public speaking events presenting evidences that people world-wide are being brought into communications with -- and often tortured by -- deceiving spirits that routinely teach doctrines of devils, false gospels and occultic forms of spirituality to their victims (aka "abductees" and/or "contactees"). On a larger scale, our research suggests that this deception will likely culminate in a globally-believed lie (Biblically, the "strong delusion" referred to in 2 Thess 2:11), setting the stage for the world to embrace the (even now emerging) One-World system under anti-christ, as a solution or response to a perceived alien presence.
We actively oppose, resist, rebut, and fight these deceptive strongholds and entities by presenting these findings, The Word of God, and the truth and salvation offered by God through Jesus Christ to all.
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Mike Heiser has a Ph.D. in Hebrew Bible and Ancient Semitic Languages from the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Mike has an M.A. in Ancient History and an M.A. in Hebrew Bible and Ancient Semitic Languages. He has taught biblical studies and biblical theology on the undergraduate level for eleven years. He has had a lifelong interest in the paranormal, particularly UFOlogy, and the subject of ET life. Mike has lectured frequently on those topics, specializing in critical evaluation of the belief that UFOs and aliens are found in ancient Near Eastern texts, including the Bible. He is an expert on divine beings and angels in the Hebrew Bible, Second Temple Jewish literature, and Canaanite texts. Mike holds a personal disdain for both intellectual snobbery, and the religious fear of critical thinking (and thinkers) -- both of which he feels tend to form an ungodly barrier between general academia, church leadership, and the public whom they should be serving. In that spirit, Heiser authored The Facade, a mind-blowing novelization of the above subjects, which makes his original perspectives and 20 years of highly credentialed scholarship easily accessible to lay audiences.
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Our mission is to provide orthodox biblical perspectives on the modern UFO and "alien" phenomenon, exposing proven deceptions, and equipping the church to minister truth and freedom to those currently deceived by experiences and/or strongholds related to now-popular belief systems of aliens actively visiting humanity.
Alien Resistance offers evidences that the widely-reported "alien abduction" phenomenon -- while sadly quite real -- is in fact a powerfully deceptive spiritual experience. Our research suggests that individuals are not being held captive by authentic biological extra terrestrial beings, but that this belief is rooted in vast levels of occult teaching and outright deception.
We feature personal and testimonial proof that the "alien abduction" experience can be stopped -- both while in progress and completely terminated as a life pattern -- in the name and authority of the Lord Jesus Christ (view testimonies from those who have successfully stopped abductions permanently, and contact us to know more about being set free from the influence of these tormenting entities).
We offer a vast array of articles, videos, dvds, books and public speaking events presenting evidences that people world-wide are being brought into communications with -- and often tortured by -- deceiving spirits that routinely teach doctrines of devils, false gospels and occultic forms of spirituality to their victims (aka "abductees" and/or "contactees"). On a larger scale, our research suggests that this deception will likely culminate in a globally-believed lie (Biblically, the "strong delusion" referred to in 2 Thess 2:11), setting the stage for the world to embrace the (even now emerging) One-World system under anti-christ, as a solution or response to a perceived alien presence.
We actively oppose, resist, rebut, and fight these deceptive strongholds and entities by presenting these findings, The Word of God, and the truth and salvation offered by God through Jesus Christ to all.
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Ancient of Days Conference, Roswell NM
See also http://AncientofDays.net for DVDs
Or http://ChristianSymposium.com for recent events
Mike Heiser has a Ph.D. in Hebrew Bible and Ancient Semitic Languages from the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Mike has an M.A. in Ancient History and an M.A. in Hebrew Bible and Ancient Semitic Languages. He has taught biblical studies and biblical theology on the undergraduate level for eleven years. He has had a lifelong interest in the paranormal, particularly UFOlogy, and the subject of ET life. Mike has lectured frequently on those topics, specializing in critical evaluation of the belief that UFOs and aliens are found in ancient Near Eastern texts, including the Bible. He is an expert on divine beings and angels in the Hebrew Bible, Second Temple Jewish literature, and Canaanite texts. Mike holds a personal disdain for both intellectual snobbery, and the religious fear of critical thinking (and thinkers) -- both of which he feels tend to form an ungodly barrier between general academia, church leadership, and the public whom they should be serving. In that spirit, Heiser authored The Facade, a mind-blowing novelization of the above subjects, which makes his original perspectives and 20 years of highly credentialed scholarship easily accessible to lay audiences.
http://drmsh.com http://sitchiniswrong.com http://facadethebook.com/
Brought to you by http://AlienResistance.org
Our mission is to provide orthodox biblical perspectives on the modern UFO and "alien" phenomenon, exposing proven deceptions, and equipping the church to minister truth and freedom to those currently deceived by experiences and/or strongholds related to now-popular belief systems of aliens actively visiting humanity.
Alien Resistance offers evidences that the widely-reported "alien abduction" phenomenon -- while sadly quite real -- is in fact a powerfully deceptive spiritual experience. Our research suggests that individuals are not being held captive by authentic biological extra terrestrial beings, but that this belief is rooted in vast levels of occult teaching and outright deception.
We feature personal and testimonial proof that the "alien abduction" experience can be stopped -- both while in progress and completely terminated as a life pattern -- in the name and authority of the Lord Jesus Christ (view testimonies from those who have successfully stopped abductions permanently, and contact us to know more about being set free from the influence of these tormenting entities).
We offer a vast array of articles, videos, dvds, books and public speaking events presenting evidences that people world-wide are being brought into communications with -- and often tortured by -- deceiving spirits that routinely teach doctrines of devils, false gospels and occultic forms of spirituality to their victims (aka "abductees" and/or "contactees"). On a larger scale, our research suggests that this deception will likely culminate in a globally-believed lie (Biblically, the "strong delusion" referred to in 2 Thess 2:11), setting the stage for the world to embrace the (even now emerging) One-World system under anti-christ, as a solution or response to a perceived alien presence.
We actively oppose, resist, rebut, and fight these deceptive strongholds and entities by presenting these findings, The Word of God, and the truth and salvation offered by God through Jesus Christ to all.
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Dr. Michael Heiser - Aliens Hidden History - California Mufon Radio
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The genial prolocutor and voice of California MUFON Radio, Lorien Fenton works diligently with Dr. Michael Heiser to uncover the hidden evidence of ancient alie...
The genial prolocutor and voice of California MUFON Radio, Lorien Fenton works diligently with Dr. Michael Heiser to uncover the hidden evidence of ancient aliens roaming the Earth.
MICHAEL HEISER
received his Ph.D. in Hebrew Bible and ancient Semitic Languages from the University of Wisconsin-Madison. He is currently Academic Editor for Logos Bible Software, a company that creates ancient language research software and digital resources for studying the ancient and biblical world. Mike is a member of the Society of Biblical Literature, the Institute for Biblical Research, the International Organization for Septuagint and Cognate Studies, the American Academy of Religion, and the Evangelical Theological Society. In 2005, Mike was named by Fate Magazine as one of the 100 Most Influential People in Ufology.
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MICHAEL HEISER
received his Ph.D. in Hebrew Bible and ancient Semitic Languages from the University of Wisconsin-Madison. He is currently Academic Editor for Logos Bible Software, a company that creates ancient language research software and digital resources for studying the ancient and biblical world. Mike is a member of the Society of Biblical Literature, the Institute for Biblical Research, the International Organization for Septuagint and Cognate Studies, the American Academy of Religion, and the Evangelical Theological Society. In 2005, Mike was named by Fate Magazine as one of the 100 Most Influential People in Ufology.
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Semitic's vowel-smuggling consonants - History of Writing Systems #9 (Pointing & Matres Lectionis)
Semitic languages like Hebrew and Arabic evolved a unique way to write vowels... with cons...
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Expansion of the Semitic languages J (L147.1)
Males who are J (L147.1) descend from a common ancestor that lived around 3750 BC. Due to...
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Counting from 1 - 10 in some ancient Semitic languages and Egyptian/Coptic
Here are the numbers from 1 - 10 (only the masculine forms) in Akkadian, Ugaritic, Hebrew,...
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BIB903 Introduction to Semitic Languages
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English is a Semitic Language
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Basic Semitic Vocabulary - Body Parts
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Expansion of Semitic Languages
A short video about the expansion of the Semitic languages.
It's just one of many possible...
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CBI Online Learning: A Tour of the Semitic Languages Part 1
The story of Hebrew's close relatives! Part 1 begins with a look at the cuneiform writing...
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Hebrew and Arabic: Similarities
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Languages of Middle East(Arabic, Hebrew, Turkish, Azerbaijani, Persian, Kurdish)
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People who spoke Semitic languages include these great seafarers whose alphabet # Quiz # Question
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People who spoke Semitic languages include these great seafarers whose alphabet # Quiz # Question
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LANGUAGES OF ASIA
INDO-EUROPEAN FAMILY
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lesson 2 | The Arabic alphabet ...... its very easy
lesson 2 | huruf fataha ...... its very easy
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Languages of Europe
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02 Hebrew Lesson: Hebrew As A Semitic Language
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West Semitic languages
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Languages not from the Indo-European family in Europe
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Uralic/Finnish(in Finland,Russia and Sweden)
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CBI Online Learning: Tour of the Semitic Languages - Part 3
We conclude our survey of the Semitic languages with a look at Phoenician, Ugaritic and Ar...
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Hebrew Is an African Language
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Dr Michael Heiser on the Divine Council
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Dr. Michael Heiser: Gnosticism Lecture (Full)
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Why an Extraterrestrial God Appeals to Today's Culture - Michael S. Heiser, PhD
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Anunnaki, Watchers, Serpentine Beings & The Netherworld in Ancient Texts - Michael S. Heiser PhD
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Dr. Michael Heiser - Aliens Hidden History - California Mufon Radio
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Many People Reported Dead, Injured After Lorry Strikes Bastille Revelers In Nice
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Bastille Day celebrations in the southern French city of Nice have become somber following reports of a truck striking members of the crowd, killing at least 30 and injuring hundreds, BBC News said.The incident took place on the famous Promenade des Anglais during a fireworks display. A Twitter image showed about a dozen people lying on the street with some being attended to by rescue personnel, the report said ... We heard some shots....
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Hillary and Jill – Jill Stein That Is – Went Up the Hill To…
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Article by WN.com Correspondent Dallas Darling. Nursery rhymes like “Jack and Jill” have entertained both young and old for centuries ... Indeed, the masses were not only sorely oppressed under their regime, but burdened with falling wages, rising inflation and unfair tax rates favoring the wealthy ... In fact, eight contained information classified at the highest level, or “top secret,” at the time they were sent. Indeed, Mrs ... ....
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[VIDEO]: White Man Arrested After Racial Threats To Black Man Near Eugene, Ore.
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An African-American man says he no longer feels safe living in his neighborhood after an Oregon man allegedly threatened him, according to a Raw Story report Thursday quoting local TV station KEZI. Police told the station Rodney Blomberg was with three men in a truck with a Confederate flag attached to it who approached the victim. The victim told police Blomberg told him black people “get hung in these parts.”....
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Cameroon troops kill, torture Boko Haram suspects: Amnesty
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LAGOS, Nigeria (AP) - Cameroonian security forces have unlawfully killed dozens of civilians and tortured and forced the disappearances of others in mass arrests of suspects in fighting the Boko Haram Islamic insurgency, Amnesty International reported Thursday ... Amnesty. Advertisment ... ....
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ISIS Confirms Death Of Minister Of War Omar The Chechen
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An ISIS-affiliated news agency Thursday confirmed the death of the group’s Minister of War Abu Omar Al-Shishani in March during combat in the south of Mosul, Newsweek reported.The Georgian national, known by his nom de guerre “Omar the Chechen,” was one of the most-wanted ISIS militants. The U.S. government placed a $5 million bounty on him. Amaq news agency said he was killed in clashes in the Iraqi city of Shirqat, the report said....
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Polish official criticized over Jewish massacre remarks
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General news, Government and politics, Workplace discrimination, Conservative Judaism, Anti-Semitism, The Holocaust, Personnel, ......
Israel boycotts stoke anti-Semitism and hurt California: Guest commentary
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Legal precedent teaches otherwise. The First Amendment does protect speech ... In Rumsfeld v ... The right to say is not the same as the right to do ... By joining the growing number of states adopting anti-BDS laws, California will also help shut down one source of global anti-Semitism. Whatever the intention of individual BDSers, there is no question that anti-Semitism tracks BDS activity more closely than CHPs does a speeding motorist....
The Media's Gift to Trump: Low Expectations
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The media response to the first was remarkably tepid, considering that a major-party candidate was spreading a scurrilous anti-Semitic libel, and considering that Trump, far from recanting, actually said he regretted that his staff had taken it down ... Anti-Semitism? Well, to the media that’s just another day in the Trump campaign, certainly not anything about which to hyperventilate....
Trump team signals antidote Republican Pence for running mate
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Whom do bigots blame for police shootings in America? Israel, of course!
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SJP bigots cannot help but exploit the deaths of innocent Americans to further their own anti-Semitic political agenda, namely to delegitimize and demonize the nation state of the Jewish people ... ....
Hillary: Trump Has ‘Shown Contempt for And Ignorance of Our Constitution’
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Wednesday in Springfield, IL at the Old State House, presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton attacked her general election opponent presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump for joking about the Constitution ... In his promotion of an anti-Semitic image pushed by neo-Nazis....
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The Islamic State group frequently launches attacks targeting Iraq’s Shiite majority and the Shiite-led security forces ... 3 Political assassination ... Federal police said authorities searched the homes of about 40 people, mostly on suspicion of posting far-right or anti-Semitic material. ....
Florida Mosque Disinvited As Polling Station
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After a series of anti-Islamic backlash, however, the mosque was abruptly disinvited and the polling site was moved to a nearby library. ... 30 Florida primary and the Nov. 8 general elections ... Jose Lambiet, who runs GossipExtra, accused the original co-founder of the Islamic Center of having ties to the terrorist group Hamas and of being openly anti-Semitic. South Florida has one of the largest Jewish populations ... ....
For whites sensing decline, Donald Trump unleashes words of resistance
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On the internet, Trump is invoked by anonymous followers brandishing stark expressions of hate and anti-Semitism, surprisingly amplified this month when Trump tweeted a graphic depicting Hillary Clinton's face with piles of cash and a six-pointed star that many viewed as a Star of David ... Vote Trump.") David Duke, the Louisiana lawmaker turned anti-Semitic radio host, encouraged listeners to vote for Trump....
Is Hillary Clinton In a Triangular Pickle? Draft Republican Platform Effectively Calls for Annexation of ...
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Ha’aretz, Israel’s leading left-of-center newspaper, recently carried a report entitled, ... “the Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions Movement (“BDS”) is anti-Semitic in nature and seeks to destroy Israel.” It calls for federal legislation “to thwart actions that are intended to limit commercial relations with Israel, or persons or entities doing business in Israel or in Israeli-controlled territories, in a discriminatory manner.”....
Five reasons Donald Trump's campaign continues to fizzle
Edit Sydney Morning Herald 14 Jul 2016
There is little sign that Donald Trump is attending successfully to his multifaceted campaign problems. To the contrary, there is ample evidence his operation is continuing its political death spiral.1. Trump's organisation is threadbare and amateurish. . The Associated Press reports ... The email scandal has not moved the needle ... He refused to apologise for his campaign's anti-Semitic imagery. He praised Saddam Hussein ... ....
Enjoy it while you can (League of the South)
Edit Public Technologies 14 Jul 2016
(Source. League of the South). Congratulations, Leftists, You have won. You have taken over the West and now your worldview is triumphant. Europe, America, and the other former lands of Christendom lie within your grasp. The Age of Enlightened Utopia has arrived. So, congratulations, Leftists, you have won ... racism, sexism, homophobia, xenophobia, anti-Semitism, etc., etc ... Be trans-gendered and marry your pet ... ... As the mantra says ... (noodl....
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