Biblical Hebrew the Basis of all USA Judaism (civilization)

[macnietspingal]

All my life, until 1997, this subject statement wasn't true. In fact, it was a huge problem in my own family. I had an Orthodox Hebrew education 7-12YO. My husband did not. His mom said she couldn't afford it. I was made to go to work to help support my children. I made sure they had a Conservative Hebrew education. Reform Judaism trivialized Biblical Hebrew until 1997. Inroads were being made before that individually in USA Reform Congregations. I was lucky that my grand daughter who started out in a Conservative synagogue and ended up in a Reform one for her Bat Mitzvah had a regular Bar Mitzvah type of Bat Mitzvah on Saturday morning and my two daughters, her aunts, and I were called to the Beema for Torah Reading. I was given the first aliyah.

In addition, I attended the Reform bicentennial in 1997 in Dallas where it was established that Hebrew language would be taught in all Reform Judaism in the USA.

Can we all agree with this much? That all forms of Judaism in the USA are based on TaNaKh in the Biblical Hebrew?

[macnietspingal]

Does it really contain 304,805 letters?

[macnietspingal]

Gender of God in Judaism - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The Nature of G-d
The important realization is this:
If a group of people consist of all females and only one male is in the group, then Biblical Hebrew grammar uses the masculine form of the verb.
If a group of people consist of all females, then the Biblical Hebrew grammar uses the feminine form of the verb.
Thus any group of gods is either singular masculine or plural masculine. Such an easy way to accumulate and merge the "common laws" of different tribes of ancient Middle East by a thoughtful group of ancient men interested in universal ideas. Also observant of human behavior.

[Pruzhany]

Originally Posted by macnietspingal

...If a group of people consist of all females, then the Biblical Hebrew grammar uses the feminine form of the verb.
Thus any group of gods is either singular masculine or plural masculine. Such an easy way to accumulate and merge the "common laws" of different tribes of ancient Middle East by a thoughtful group of ancient men interested in universal ideas. Also observant of human behavior.

Trying to daven with the word Gaverit or Gvira in some form would not have a natural feel of flow in a hebrew sentence.


daven=pray
gaverit/gvira=madam/lady

[macnietspingal]

From my USA-Jewish Culture&Civilization there are two modern Internationally political leaders who misrepresented TaNaKh: Hitler and Marx. City-Data won't let me use my MEIN KAMPF quotes to show how brilliant a politico Hitler was because of copyright issues (assumption). Marx was brought up without a Jewish education in order to survive economically as a human being.

[Fred314X]

Originally Posted by macnietspingal

Can we all agree with this much? That all forms of Judaism in the USA are based on TaNaKh in the Biblical Hebrew?

Only in the United States?