There isn't a Hebrew word that means "being watched over and blessed". But if you'd like to translate this phrase into Hebrew, you'd have to provide the subject of the sentence. For example:
I (masculine) am being watched over and blessed = ani nishmar umevorach (×× ×™ × ×©×ž×¨ ומבורך)
Over 5 million people across the world watched it. Over 5 million people across the world watched it. Over 5 million people across the world watched it.
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If you pay attention, it will tell you "You are being watched," then immediately after, a sparkle will appear over the place that he is hiding.
All Watched Over by Machines of Loving Grace was created in 1967.
the most watched sporting event would be the Super Bowl. But also the Super Bowl is the most watched sporting event in the world with it being broadcasted to over 60 different countries around the world.
Hebrew is a living language being spoken by over 6 million Jews in Israel. As such it mimics all other live languages; new words being considered slang until they become mainstream or are forgotten. Hebrew slang mainly comes from Yiddish, Arabic and English.
he watched over ancient Rome
gaint cows
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The Jews are also known as the sons of Israel (בני ישראל, B'nei Yisrael in Hebrew). The tribe of Levi was responsible for the Tabernacle (Numbers ch.3 and ch.8).
Super Bowl 45 over 11 million people watched it
In a way yes. They are paying for the crime they've done so they're being sent off to prison to be controlled and watched over until their sentence is done.