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June 13, 2024
The Hebrew Alphabet for English-Speaking Kid
The Perfect Gift for Your Beloved Child!MazorBooks’s first in its ’A Taste of Hebrew‘ series for English-speaking kids The Hebrew …
June 6, 2024
Hebrew Alphabet for Kids: New and Improved!
The new version of The Hebrew Alphabet Book of Rhymes for English-Speaking Kids is here!! Research shows multilingual kids to …
March 21, 2024
Did You Hear About Queen Esther’s Big Secret?
Queen Esther, chosen by the Persian King to be his wife, was beautiful but shy and modest. She is also …
March 4, 2024
Mordy the Hamantash Now on Kindle Unlimited
Read FREE with Kindle Unlimied The Newest MazorBooks Purim Publication is:The Big Transformation of Mordy the Hamantash ENJOYClick Here to …
February 21, 2024
Purim is Coming!
ABOUT PURIMPurim is an important Jewish holiday and one of the favorite holidays for Jewish kids. Purim is celebrated every …
November 15, 2023
Hebrew for Kids: More about DALET
The DALET is the fourth letter in the Hebrew alphabet, with the English equivalent sound 'D'. It carries symbolic significance in Hebrew culture, representing doorways, new beginnings, possibilities, and choice. Additionally, DALET links to the fourth day of creation when God created celestial bodies, symbolizing a new light and order. It is also associated with poverty.
November 12, 2023
Hebrew for Kids: More about GIMEL
The Hebrew letter Bet, the second in the alphabet with a value of 2, has a frequency of usage of 4.98% in modern Hebrew. It represents two phonemes, sounding like 'b' in boy (Bet) and 'v' in velvet (Vet). A dot in the center, called a 'dagesh', distinguishes the sounds. Bet initiates the Torah and symbolizes 'house' or 'home'. Used as a prefix, it forms prepositions like in, at, and with. In Kabbalistic tradition, Bet signifies duality, balance, creation, and birth.
November 11, 2023
Hebrew for Kids: More about BET/VET
The Hebrew letter Bet, the second in the alphabet with a value of 2, has a frequency of usage of 4.98% in modern Hebrew. It represents two phonemes, sounding like 'b' in boy (Bet) and 'v' in velvet (Vet). A dot in the center, called a 'dagesh', distinguishes the sounds. Bet initiates the Torah and symbolizes 'house' or 'home'. Used as a prefix, it forms prepositions like in, at, and with. In Kabbalistic tradition, Bet signifies duality, balance, creation, and birth.
November 9, 2023
Hebrew for Kids: More about ALEPH
Aleph is the first, silent letter in the Hebrew alphabet, with a numerical value of 1 and usage frequency of 4.94%. In Jewish mysticism, particularly Kabbalah, Aleph symbolizes the unity and indivisible nature of God. It's often used in expressions denoting the best. The letter's form and symbolic uses in literature further highlight its depth and significance.
August 13, 2023
The Jewish High Holidays
The Jewish High Holidays, also known as the High Holy Days, are a significant and spiritually meaningful time for Jewish …
