Examples of using Hebrew in English and their translations into Malay
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arrived at Israel's Ben-Gurion airport on 2 October to study for a master's degree at Hebrew University in Jerusalem, but was not allowed to enter.
German and Hebrew.
The first thing you would need to know about starting a business in Israel is that the country's official languages are Hebrew and Arabic.
In addition, a one-year MA degree in Education specializing in Jewish Education from the Hebrew University gives graduates a competitive edge in academic level and prestige.
According to the Hebrew Bible, a kingdom emerged in Judah after the death of Saul,
known in Hebrew as mehozot(מחוזות; singular:
studies are held in Hebrew, though most of the required readings will continue to be in English.
known in Hebrew as mehozot and Arabic as mintaqah
According to the Hebrew calendar, Yom Kippur held on the tenth day of the month of the seventh.
The name Halakha derives from the Hebrew, halach meaning"going" or the"[correct] way";
According to the Hebrew Bible, a kingdom emerged in Judah after the death of Saul,
If the Jews preserved what was written in Hebrew, why should not the Greeks have preserved what was written in Greek?
This is because the Old Testament was primarily written in Hebrew, while the New Testament was mainly written in Greek.
The name may be a corruption of Hebrew Shene neharot("two rivers"), Hebrew Shene arim("two cities"),[2]
The name Halakha is derived from the Hebrew halakh הָלַךְ, which means"to walk" or"to go";
The word is a cognate of Hebrew ḥerem, rendered in Greek as anathema when it applies to excommunication pronounced by the Jewish Sanhedrin court; all these words
Arabic is not at all important compared to Hebrew, Greek and Latin when it comes to understanding Christianity from its original sources.
The word is a cognate of Hebrew ḥerem, rendered in Greek as haremi(ha-re-mi) when it applies to excommunication pronounced by the Jewish Sanhedrin court; all these words
learn Hebrew, a study in both English
Most of his commentaries on philosophy are preserved in the Hebrew translations, or in Latin translations from the Hebrew, and a few in the original Arabic.