Hebrew Prayer of Our Father Who Art in Heaven

  • Clifford A Cox says:

    I would really beloved to acquire to pray to the Lord in Hebrew But I do not have a lot of coin to pay someone to teach me the language.

    • Linda Hillman says:

      You lot can continue YouTube. Great teachers.

  • zachary smith says:

    Cracking website pray that everything i pray wpould come through.

  • Myhrr says:

    todah rabah for this teaching

  • YAIR SALIM ORTEGA says:

    Thanks for educational activity us the treasures of the holy Torah, and near the new testament besides.

  • Patrick says:

    Thank you, I'm learning this Hebrew language and this site with the Lords Prayer is admittedly amazing. I'm trying to larn it by heart. Thanks, and God bless you.

  • ?Rosea says:

    Dear Nehemia cheers very much for the Lord'due south prayer in Hebrew, I am learning Hebrew as well existence lead past the Ruach Hakkadesh, having the desire to learn to read Gods discussion from the original text, now that I've came into the knowledge that all of the Bibles have been tampered with in some fashion, shape or course by adding to it or taken from it, patently they don't care about the punishment the Father said would come to them in (Revelation 22:18-19 "And I solemnly declare to everyone who hears the words of prophecy written in this book: If anyone adds annihilation to what is written here, God will add to that person the plagues described in this volume. xix. And if anyone removes any of the words from this volume of prophecy, God will remove that person's share in the tree of life and in the holy urban center that are described in this book.) The prayer is very different and then how we were taught to say it, question though at the end of the prayer you don't say and in the proper name of Immanuel (aka Jesus) as Paul writes to the Colossians three:17 "And any ye do in word or deed, do all in the name of the Lord Immanuel ( aka Jesus), giving thank you to God and the Father past him." Thats missing in the prayer. Do you have any other prayers or scriptures in Hebrew translated to English similar the one on this page? If so may I have the website delight?

  • Rosea says:

    Cheers very much, I can now say the Lord's prayer in Hebrew, which is a lot unlike than the way they say it in English language. I demand to study the word of Adonai from the original text that has non been tampered with, a lot of the translation has been either added to or taken away, by and large added to. Adonai though promises a astringent penalization in Revelation to those who are and take away from his discussion. I don't sympathise though why the Male parent allowed that, being that his word is Holy.

  • Terri Commonas says:

    This is wonderful to be able to say the hebrew words every bit spoken discussion for word.give thanks you very much.

  • Mafu Masina says:

    Forenoon may you please do psalm 23 in Hebrew

  • Joanna says:

    Nehemia Gordan I give thanks yous for coming in with I believe Rabbie Messer in the woman's prison I was in over half-dozen years ago. You helped place this want to know GOD'South truthful name inside my heart. I've been calling HIM YAH, until a couple weeks ago when I came across your teaching on finding HIS true spelling of HIS proper name, and now I call on HIM by HIS true name. I thank you for that, I'1000 excited and encouraged again.

  • Valerie Sheldon says:

    I am and so trying to acquire this I wish I could download to my telephone

  • During Christmas I shared this with my daughter and my grandsons and it was wonderful! My son-in-law said that he was going to share it with his class at church! Gods blessings are everywhere, you just take to look for them. Thank you for sharing this!

  • Simply curious. Are these Hebrew words coming from the original Hebrew scripture from where the Vulgate and Septuagint came from, or were translated from the Latin, or Greek, or the English text that we have at present? Delight do not become me wrong. I am not questioning your authorization on the Hebrew language. I just would like to know if in that location are original Hebrew text of, for instance the four Gospels in the New Attestation. Thank you lot very much.

  • crystal bise says:

    Coming beyond this prayer in Hebrew has been a approval to myself and my family unit!!!! So grateful to have stumbled upon this site. Use this during homeschool. Much blessings to yous.

  • Precious stone Morgan says:

    Shalom,

    I would like to know whether you would consider doing the Ten Commandments in Hebrew also?

  • nancy says:

    toda

  • Give thanks yous very much! For me I feel closer to the Lord saying it in Hebrew. Information technology may have a yr for me to learn by heart but His prayer will always be in my heart. It'southward meaning is deeper than what it may sound like I feel. As I allow the Holy Spirit atomic number 82 me to a deeper meaning, again give thanks yous!

    • Precious stone Morgan says:

      I agree with y'all Kevin. I am able to teach my grandson and he loves learning his LORD's Prayer in Hebrew.

  • Y'Didyah says:

    Thanks Nehemiah,

    We here in Papua New Guinea love it, Hebrew, Transliteration and Translation, all in one. Thank you ?

    We are thinking of something similar for the Tanakh, YHWH willing. I will ship a carve up message presently.

    Toda Raba

    Y'Didyah

  • Dick Perlas says:

    Baruch Ha Shem for the kind effort y'all made for the Lord's Prayer, Tefilat Adon.May Ha Shem bless you.

    Shabbath shalom everyone. Allow us keep to pray for the peace of Israel.

    Dick Perlas
    Shalom Bayit Fam. Ministry building
    Manila, Philippines
    dick.perlas.jr@gmail.com

  • Garymramos says:

    Praise God,
    This Hebrew translation is close to my heart, ive been looking for the karaoke version of this which was interpreted by Mr Andrew Hockinson on Youtube
    It is the one song that uplifts the spirit and remind u.s. of The Fathers Love in all its tune .
    To Father Yaweh Be The Glory

    Gary morfe ramos
    Sta. Rosa
    Philippines

  • Mildred Müller says:

    Thank you a lot ! Muchas gracias !!! Blessings.
    Greetings from Italy.

  • Janet Hutagalung says:

    Great mode to learn. Thank you.

  • Steven Smith says:

    Such an amazing resources. Information technology is such a blessing to take opportunity to learn this prayer in Hebrew. I am just beginning to larn. Cheers so much guys.

  • Daisy says:

    Blessings thankfulness

  • Cheers, so very much…Such a Blessing…

  • Ursula Smith says:

    Shalom. This was working fine, vocalism and all until a couple of days ago (but I never did come across the English language translation). At present I deceit hear nothing at all. It just scrolls up to the top of the folio when I click on a transliteration or Hebrew word. I have Windows 10.1 and Chrome. But I also tried it on Firefox and Edge latest editions with no success. 🙁 My study partners are also having similar bug with it. It'south a wonderful resource and I hope it will work once again shortly. Thank you for providing it.

    • It'southward working now. Give thanks you for letting us know! Nosotros don't have a large staff, so nosotros rely on yous guys to permit us know most bug so nosotros can attempt and fix them. If y'all accept farther problems, please let us know through the contact page.

  • Took me 2 days per line merely I finally got it in my head. I guess my emphasis is awful, merely yes, one of those things. Cheers so much. I second the suggestion that Psalms would exist a great pleasure to primary in your language. More specifically Psalm 23. I hope you will consider information technology. Kind regards.

  • Thank yous so much for this,

    I have been researching the Hebrew roots of my Christian faith for over a year at present. I constitute you lot gentlemen just recently and have watched many of your talks. I likewise recently purchased a Restoration Study Bible from Yahweh Restoration Ministries. This Bible is based on the KJV, only the proper noun of God,and Jesus are now used as they should be (Yahweh, Yahshua, Elohim, Adonai, and then on). Strong's Hebrew and Greek dictionaries are included.

    If y'all always accept the opportunity to review this Bible, I would very much like to hear your stance.

    Give thanks you again,

    Shalom

    David

    • Randall Bernard says:

      If you lot have been paying attention, you lot would know Nehemia and Keath teach and bear witness that the name is non Yahweh, simply is Yahovah. Wouldn't be groovy if the whole Tanakh could be displayed this manner?

  • This is so amazing and HELPFUL! The Psalms would exist astonishing like this teaching too, if you accept the time and inclination to teach the states. I want to pray in Hebrew so much and know what I'm saying I can hardly stand it! Thank you for this beautiful education of the Lord'due south Prayer. Yashua HaMashiac bless you and yours forever. I volition gladly receive ANYTHING you lot wish to teach about Hebrew. TODA RABA! Shalom Alechiem!

  • valerie says:

    I love this thank y'all

  • josefa schmidt says:

    Thanks. ..God's blessing Shabbat Shalom from Commonwealth of australia

    • craig says:

      I agree.
      baruch atta Adonai!
      craig
      from adelaide,
      australia

  • This is so awesome! Cheers and so much for sharing this! This is a goal of ours to recite this and read the Hebrew letters besides.

    Thanks! Joe Montiel and family unit!

  • Jennifer Wagman says:

    Thank you Nehemiah & Keith! this is nifty and works very well on my tablet. Much love from your fans in Michigan!

  • Sandra says:

    Thank yous for this wonderful resources. Very cleverly set up. Looking forward to using it more than. Shalom!

  • Randy says:

    Nechemya you stone brother. You and Keith are doing an awesome job of sticking to the "Fathers give-and-take" rather than the misguided words of man meant for manipulation and control of the less educated masses. Thank you for all of the hard work and countless hours of written report you accept put into learning the truth for yourself and then taking the time to share it with us. Let the proper noun of YEHOVA be praised forever!

  • Hi is there a text version of the hebrew text available cheers!

  • I learned to read hebrew and, I guess it'southward interesting to know all the versions found, but I enjoyed another version.

  • Tippi says:

    This is amazing and I am so very grateful to have information technology to learn from. Thanks

  • Deborah says:

    Thank You Teacher

  • anita sweetness says:

    Awesome! Thank you guys so much!

  • Michael says:

    Wonderful piece of work… well done and thanks!

    Jehoshua always said over and over that His kingdom was not of this earth; nosotros are to bring the higher realm to eretz ha-ze.

    Isn't the tav without a dagash pronounced "thursday" not "te"?

    Is that Keith'southward voice? Man, he sounds como Israeli!

  • Amanda says:

    Thanks Nehemiah …. just wondering what Hebrew word you used for "temptation".

  • Nikolai says:

    Thank you Nehemiah for this fantabulous learning tool! Simply to make it perfect, could you change it a little bit so it will look like a interlinear transliteration (discussion for word).
    Florida.

  • Inalbis says:

    Toda Elohim . Thanks a lot from Bahía Blanca, Argentine republic.

  • Goldie says:

    Really, my bad. Seems that nearly scholars take that Jesus would take spoken in Hebrew about of the time. The "error" comes because in some places Aramaic is used, however co-ordinate to virtually scholars today the "greek" version we have in the synoptic Gospels is actually Hebrew translated discussion for word into Greek. Nevertheless my latter ii comments yet seem valid.

  • Goldie says:

    Interesting; given that Jesus spoke nigh of the time in Aramaic, perhaps you tin can signal what the differences are between Hebrew and Aramaic. I understood that it was really more the way it was spoken rather than the written version.

    When you say "Jewish Rabbis" exercise you in fact mean Matthew or do you lot have a different perspective on who wrote it/preserved information technology?

    Too I do agree that a proper translation of the Old and New Testament is required – I find that at that place are many incorrect translations in the Greek as well as in the Hebrew – in function this is to do with historical Church politics.

    I Just need to indicate out for some of the people who commented here that some parts of the New Testament were originally written in Greek (e.g. Luke'due south Gospel, book of Acts, most of Paul'due south letters etc) and then a Hebrew version would exist inappropriate.

  • Waya says:

    Hello
    I can not get this to work. I have tryed any times..Can yous help
    Thanks
    Sister Waya

    • What system are you using (Windows vii, MacOS X, etc.) and which browser (Firefox, Chrome, etc.)? My first suggestion would be to endeavour a unlike browser. Also, you lot must look for all the files to download, which might take a minute or two on a tedious connection (I'k in China over a VPN and it takes nigh xxx seconds for me).

  • Mona says:

    Lamentable… I've tried 3 different browsers and still no translation

    • Information technology seems to exist working for about people. Just to clarify: You hear the sound, merely exercise not see the translation?

      • Mona says:

        I see a transliteration that yous can listen to the sound… and the Hebrew with the nikud.. but no English translation

      • Mona says:

        Ah… I see information technology when you click on the Hebrew… it and then shows a translation

  • barb Hemphill says:

    this is a huge blessing. Thankyou both nehmiah and Keith

  • Love Nehemia, dont get me wrong but really the american accent on hebrew is just misleading, for some americans normal, but for others a bit "unhebrew"

    • I'm sure that's what the Judeans said when they heard Peter speaking in his heavy Galilean emphasis.

  • Anders Gunnar says:

    Nehemia and Keith,

    Tremendous! What a wonderful learning tool! Cheers for ever!

    Shalom!

  • Mona says:

    .
    A great prayer to learn. Although I've been didactics myself some Hebrew, It would be overnice to know what the english translation of the words would mean so that I can add to my vocabulary

    • You should exist able to see the English translation above the Hebrew. If you don't see it, please try opening it in a dissimilar browser.

      • ? Rosea says:

        Dear Nehemia give thanks you lot very much for the Lord's prayer in Hebrew, I am learning Hebrew besides being atomic number 82 by the Ruach Hakkadesh, having the desire to learn to read Gods discussion from the original text, now that I've came into the noesis that all of the Bibles have been tampered with in some manner, shape or form by adding to it or taken from it, plain they don't care about the punishment the Male parent said would come to them in (Revelation 22:18-xix "And I solemnly declare to everyone who hears the words of prophecy written in this book: If anyone adds anything to what is written here, God will add to that person the plagues described in this book. nineteen. And if anyone removes any of the words from this book of prophecy, God volition remove that person's share in the tree of life and in the holy city that are described in this book.) The prayer is very unlike then how we were taught to say information technology, question though at the end of the prayer you don't say and in the proper name of Immanuel (aka Jesus) equally Paul writes to the Colossians 3:17 "And whatsoever ye do in give-and-take or human action, practise all in the proper noun of the Lord Immanuel ( aka Jesus), giving thanks to God and the Father by him." Thats missing in the prayer. Exercise y'all have any other prayers or scriptures in Hebrew translated to English like the 1 on this page? If then may I have the website please?

  • Roger says:

    Thanks Nehemiah for your rapid reply. I gauge my formative education in a New York Yeshiva leaves me a bit concerned and biased about reciting the Pater Noster, a prayer and then primal to Christianity, and written by followers of Jesus. I am certain that you or the other Hakhamim could find a prayer more appropriate to the teachings of Jewdaism in general and Karaite philosophy specifically.

    • Please clarify, which part of the content of this prayer is not advisable for the teachings of Judaism? Would a lesson on prayer to angels or tzadikkim be more appropriate to the teachings of Judaism?

    • Anders Gunnar says:

      As for me, I find this prayer focusing upon a desire for the clearing of the Creator's title to, and ownership of, each one and all among His created beings, non to mention all the rest of His creation! That is, a prayer designed to make me, you, and all, more apt to give our Maker the recognition He deserves as the Designer, Creator, and Owner of all.

      Who needs a overcast title unto that which is truly His ain???!

      Truly a prayer bringing out the very essence of the TaNaCh message!

      More than at: http://adamoh.org/TreeOfLife.lan.io/IFoundMannah/KJVRevisions/TheLordsPrayerInterlinearFromHebrew.htm

  • thank you for this but I do question the ending rah A men sounds Egyptian and referencing an Egyptian deity A men Rah, is Amien which is so be information technology or perhaps Yahmein more advisable ? but saying… Berekyahu and shalom

  • Roger says:

    Nehemiah I am dislocated. Is the Lord's Prayer a prayer appropriate to exist recited by Jews, peculiarly those who follow Karaite traditions. The prayer is after all from the New Testament (Matt. vi. ix-thirteen; Luke 11. 1-4), and equally such is non role of the what we believe to be the Words of Grand-D. If you accept changed your religious philosophy and now follow the teachings of Jesus, perhaps that should be disclosed.

    • Hi Roger, Karaite Jews traditionally pray a number of prayers that are not office of the Tanakh. For instance, Ein Keloheinu has been a role of communal Karaite services for centuries. If in that location is something in the "Our Father" prayer that is contrary to the Tanakh, I would love to hear about that. I would invite y'all to read my volume "A Prayer to Our Father" for more information.

  • Thank you lot for not giving the Yiddish pronunciation. It is so hard to understand east-coast rabbi's when they speak, trying to figure out what is an authentic 's' audio and what would exist read as 'th'. Todah.

  • Sylvia says:

    Breathtaking. Thank you!

  • Very, very cool. Can you give upwards your clandestine on what plugin y'all used to do the click and speak function?

  • Barry says:

    Thanks Nehemiah,I have bookmarked this for instant admission….there is ane thing….As I already read and speak Hebrew (I'm not a concrete Judain…) I find your English translation somewhat disconcerting because it reads left to right….I suspect that it'south non possible to type English to read right to left…but I'm sure it would make learning Hebrew a lot easier if it were poss…
    Blessings and shalom.
    Barry

  • Sylvia Kinzie says:

    Worked fast on my old computer. With Windows seven on Chrome. Thankyou!

  • Works on my nexus phone later on I maxed the volume .. Great idea!

  • How very cool ….Cheers and then very much!

  • Eric John Nagel says:

    Works perfectly using Fedora twenty, with chrome browser.

  • sambatyonerchosid says:

    Works on Chrome and Firefox on Win8.i Update. Thanks.

    אני חושב שצריך להיכתב -תתברך מלכותך- כי מילת מלכות הרי היא לשון נקבה. וגם צריך להיכתב -ותתן לחמנו תמיד- כי זה תואר הפועל ולא תואר השם.

    תודה

    • אולי זה מה שאמור להיכתב לפי הדקדוק, אבל יש הרבה מקרים בספרות קדומה שיש אי התאמה במין ובמספר. בכול מקרה, ככה זה מופיע במקורות.

      • sambatyonerchosid says:

        אלפי תודות

  • Sylvia says:

    works perfect, have windows vii, Firefox – in Texas

  • Jenny Rose Bridges says:

    Thanks, Nehemia, for translating this. Anoint you!

  • Nexis seven android ,no browser, good volume with headset. Likewise low to hear without headset.

  • Sound is weak but better than Firefox. Motorola android Chrome browser with headset.

  • Volume too low. Motorola android Firefox. With headset and without.

  • Bob Cousart says:

    I like that! Works good on my Galaxy S4 android!

  • janine says:

    Shalom,
    Thank y'all then very much for all your love and try for all of usa trying so difficult to detect our way back….you are a very special man…
    Lots of honey
    From Us down Under
    The Maas family

  • Becca says:

    Nehemiah. I have a Mac BookPro and this functioned perfectly here in Guatemala. Thank you.

  • iweta says:

    Thank you Neh, this is amazing to read and learn in Hebrew!

  • Samuel Herrera says:

    I am wondering if you have ever thought about producing a Holy Bible, Nehemia Gordon translation? I practise not think that I am the simply ane who wants to know,  what has been lost in translation for then long.
    I really enjoyed your book," A Prayer To Our Begetter" and I also enjoyed reading Keith Johnsons, "His Hallowed Name Revealed Again". What a outstanding team you and him brand.
    Thank yous for all your piece of work, am looking forrad for more than.
    Samuel.

    • Anders Gunnar says:

      Though not an NG version, I am working on a Tree of Life Time © ToL version with a focus upon such every bit pertain to Scripture date stamps, the Creator'southward own calendar and Biblical/Hebrew reckoning of time… All of which adds up to a much more accurate ancient chronology than what'due south been available for at least a couple of millenia. Or at least so it seems to me. Please enjoy, share, and exist blessed!: http://adamoh.org/TLT.htm

  • Pamela Wray says:

    Thank you and then very much for posting this.  Here lately I've had such a burning want to understand Hebrew to ameliorate under my Lord Jesus.

  • Lisa says:

    Thanks for your prompt reply Nehemia.
    Is there an indicator that files are loading, other than browser? I let the page to load – and when it says 'done' (at the bottom left of my browser), and then I tried clicking on the words.
    I utilise Firefox (fully updated). Imac, fully updated..with various tweaks loaded to enable windows based things to exist compatible. No probs with other sound/video on other sites. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

  • Lisa says:

    There is no sound when I click on the words. I'll attempt once more subsequently to see if information technology works. Is anyone else having trouble hearing when they click on the words?

    Such a wonderful resource. I promise I tin get it to work and then i can acquire this prayer in Hebrew.

    Likewise, could you do the Shema in Hebrew like this ane? I'm trying to learn the Shema in Hebrew:).
    Yah anoint!!

    • To get it to piece of work you demand to let all the audio files download earlier you click anything. This might take a few minutes, depending on your bandwidth and calculator gear up.

      • Janet says:

        Nehemiah, thank you and then much for doing this. I love hearing information technology in Hebrew

      • Pablo says:

        Give thanks You Nehemia !

  • Joan Van Benthem says:

    I am then excited and so total of emotion that I cannot describe by praying this prayer in Hebrew.  My spirit is so filled with overwhelming joy. He has blessed me.  May He go on to bless y'all every bit you lot bless others.  This is so WOW!!
    I accept no idea how long this mail service will stay up but I plan on coming hither as often as I can.
    God is so very expert.

  • Thank y'all, this has been such a big help, my children and I are learning this prayer together. I have forwarded it to many of my friends likewise!
    Shalom,
    Moira

  • Bob Edwards says:

    I have wanted to learn Hebrew for a while now but could never afford the prices online "teachers" accuse.  Hither, at least I tin can acquire the Avinu (Lord's Prayer).  Praise God!

    • Colleen White says:

      I have a costless grade on Monday evenings. We are starting the Hebrew Primer once more if you wanted to join united states. It is a conference phone call class.

  • Wow.  I found this yesterday and prayed through it iii times.   Words cannot describe the emotion of praying to the Father in His ain tongue.  Like visiting a foreign country and seeing them smile when nosotros try to antipodal in their native tongue rather than forcing them to speak in our own.  This morning, I prayed through it again.  Thank you for posting this.  I hope to share it with others and volition mail about it on my web log.

  • Martin says:

    What a neat resources
    Shalom

  • Thank you Thank you Thank you! What a wonderful aid this is. I'll be reposting to my homeschooling blog!
    blessings!
    Christine

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