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Let’s look at the word Joseph as it appears in Hebrew (reading right to left): יוסף The first letter is a Yud, י, which represents the Hand of God. The next letter is a Vav, ו, which represents the veil of the temple. The next character is a Samech, ס, which represents a circle or […]
Let’s look at the word prophets as it appears in Hebrew (reading right to left): נביאים This is the plural form of the word prophet, because I really like the additional symbolism of the plural form. In the middle of the word is the Aleph, א , which is the first letter of the Hebrew […]
As part of the Thanksgiving Holiday, I thought, Thanks in Hebrew would be very appropriate. Thanks in Hebrew is pronounced, Todah and looks like this: תודה The first character is the Tav, ת , and represents a sacred enclosure or specifically the Holy of Holies or Temple. The second character is the Vav, ו , […]
This is a phrase that we are all very much familiar with but sometimes bristle at because it sounds so hard and difficult. In Hebrew the idea of end has a more positive thought or feeling. End means more like complete, full or perfect. We would endure to the end of the Plan of Happiness […]
The number ten in Hebrew is very significant. Every Hebrew letter has a numerical equilivant. The Hebrew character or letter that equals ten is a Yud and looks like this: י, it is the smallest Hebrew letter. The symbolical meaning of the Yud is God’s Hand, meaning how God’s Hand works or interacts in our […]
In Hebrew the word for heart is pronounced, lev and would look like this: לב The Lamed, ל, symbolically represents a staff or rod of the shepherd. The rod is the word of God and in this case means the covenant between man and God. The Bet, ב, symbolically represents the blessing and/or the house […]
In Matthew 19:5 it states: And said, For this cause shall a man leave father and mother, and shall cleave to his wife: and they twain shall be one flesh? Cleave is an interesting verb, or word, that the Lord decides to use to describe the importance of leaving your past relationships and focusing on […]
Moses’s name in Hebrew is pronounced, moshe, and would look like this: משה The Mem, מ, represents the world or water, which our world is mostly made up of. The Shin, ש, represents the burning bush or the Tree of Life or the eternal flame. The Hey, ה, represents the spirit, […]
The word for truth in Hebrew is pronounced, `emet and looks like this: אמת The Aleph, א, the first letter in the Hebrew alphabet, represents God or the first one. The Mem, מ, is the middle character in the Hebrew alphabet and represents the world. The Tav, ת, is the last character in the Hebrew […]
In the scriptures in several places, Jesus Christ describes himself as Alpha and Omega, the beginning and the end. Most people know that Alpha and Omega are the first and last characters in the Greek alphabet. If we substitute the Greek letters with their Hebrew counterparts it would look and go like this: I […]
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