The Proverbs with Hebrew

The Wise Words of King Solomon King Solomon was given a Wise and Discerning Heart, like no one before or after him: ...I Give you a Wise (חָכָם CHakam) and Discerning (בִּין Bin) Heart (לֵב Lev - לָבַב Lavav), so that none like you has been before you and none like you shall arise after... Continue Reading →

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The Living and Active Torah Portions

What are the Torah Portions? For Moses has been Proclaimed in Every City from Ancient Times and is Read in the Synagogues on Every Sabbath, Acts 15:21 (63-70 A.D.) The New Testament tell us that portions of Moses were read every Sabbath. The Hebrew word Torah is referred to as Moses, the Word of God, the Word of Truth, the Law of God, and the Word of the LORD (*YHVH).... Continue Reading →

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Ancient Hebrew Pictographs

Ancient Hebrew Pictographs with Additional Information Additional Letter and Word Studies #1 is א Aleph. Spelled א Aleph - ל Lamed - פ Phei, it is the Primitive Hebrew Verb Root אָלַף Alaph; to Learn, Teach, Utter, Associate With; hence to Learn. Its Original Picture looked like an Ox Head, representing Strength, Power, Might, Control,... Continue Reading →

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Summary of Did Grace Abolish Torah

Summary of Did Grace Abolish Torah We just saw 10 common misconceptions, all of which boil down to the ambiguous translation of the word Law (Nomos). Jesus (יְהוֹשׁוּעַ Yeho-shua) answered, "You Err because you do not Understand the Scriptures or the Power of God. Matthew 22:29 False doctrines stem from those who do not know... Continue Reading →

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Happy (Ashar), the Ancient Hebrew Meaning

What is the Original Hebrew Meaning of אָשַׁר Ashar? And Leah Said (אָמַר Amar), “Happy (אֹשֶׁר Osher - אָשַׁר Ashar) am I! For women have called me Happy (אָשַׁר Ashar).” So she called his name אָשֵׁר Asher. Genesis 30:13 אָשַׁר Ashar is the 3-letter Primitive Hebrew Verb Root defined as to Go Straight, Forward, Advance,... Continue Reading →

Psalm 96 with Hebrew

Sing to He Who Exists, All the Earth (Click on verse number link, then the word Hebrew, to check interpretations) 1 Sing (שַׁיר Sheer - שׁוּר Shoor) to He Who Exists (יְהוָֹה *YHVH - הָיָה Hayah) a Renewed (חָדָשׁ CHadash) Song (שִׁיר Shiyr - שַׁיר Sheer); Sing (שַׁיר Sheer - שׁוּר Shoor) to He Who... Continue Reading →

Trust (BataCH), the Ancient Hebrew

בָּטח BataCH, the Original Hebrew Word Picture Old stone wall in Jerusalem Old City, Israel The first time בָּטח BataCH appears in the Bible it is in the Context of Trust being in High Fortified Walls: They shall besiege you in all your towns, until your High and Fortified Walls, in which you Trust (בָּטח... Continue Reading →

The Ten Commandments

The Everlasting Covenant of *YHVH I am יְהוָֹה *YHVH (He Exists) Eloheinu (your El), Who brought you out of the land of Egypt; out of the House of Bondage. Exodus 20:2; Deuteronomy 5:6 You shall have (הָיָה Hayah) No (לֹא Lo) Other/Following (אַחֵר ACHeir) gods (אֱלהִים elohim) before (עַל al) Me/My Face (פָנִים Panim -... Continue Reading →

Psalm 1 with Hebrew

https://youtube.com/shorts/-HoYJB7coj8?si=mmrYWIwT2IiI0Ls4 Psalm 1 - The Two Ways (Click on the verse number and scroll up to click on the Hebrew) 1 Blessed/Happy (אֶשֶׁר Esher) is the man who does not Walk (הָלַךְ Halak) in Wicked (רָשְׁע Rasha'a) Counsel/Advice (עֵצָה Eitzah), nor Stand (עָמַד Amad) in the Sinful (חַטָּא CHata) Way (דֶּרֶךְ Derek), nor Sit/Dwell (יָשַׁב... Continue Reading →

Psalm 67

Psalm 67 A Psalm, a Song on Neginot, to the Preeminent 1 God (אֱלהִים Elohim) be Gracious (חָנַן CHanan) to us and Bless (בָרַךְ Barak) us, and cause His Face (פָנִים Panim) to Shine (אוֹר Oor) With (אֵת Ait) us, Selah (Stop and Listen) 2 that Your Way (דֶּרֶךְ Derek) may be Known (יָדַע Yada'a)... Continue Reading →

Command (Tzav), the Ancient Hebrew Meaning

What is the Original Hebrew Meaning of צַ֤ו Tzav? Command (צַ֤ו Tzav from צָוָה Tzavah) Aaron and his sons, saying, This is the Law (תּוֹרָה Torah from יָרָה Yarah) of the Burnt Offering (עֹלָה Olah from עָלָה Alah)... Leviticus 6:9 This weeks Torah Portion is called צַ֤ו Tzav. A 2-letter Hebrew imperative from the Primitive 3-letter... Continue Reading →

Counsel (Ya’atz), the Ancient Hebrew Meaning

What is the Original Hebrew Meaning of יָעַץ Ya'atz? יָעַץ Ya'atz is the 3-letter Verb Root meaning to Counsel, or Advise. It first appears in the Bible in the Context of Moses' father-in-law, giving him some much needed Advice: Now Listen (שָׁמַע Shama'a) to my Voice (קוֹל Qol); I will Counsel (יָעַץ Ya'atz) you, and God be with you!... Continue Reading →

Pain or Pleasure?

Which Way Will Produce Lasting Benefits? In a word full of Pain avoiders and Pleasure seekers, why would anyone willingly choose the way of Pain? I think it's safe to say that no one likes Pain, but the Wisdom of our Spiritual Creator gives us eyes to see the Lasting Benefits of Afflicting ones Soul:... Continue Reading →

Son (Ben), the Ancient Hebrew Meaning

What is the Original Hebrew Meaning of בֵּן Ben? בֵּן Ben is the 2-letter Primitive Hebrew Root, translated into English as Son, Child, Offspring, Descendant, Arrow, to be Born of Family, or Nation... בָּ Bet = House, Tent, Dwelling, Body, In, Inside, Within, Family, Heart, Temple, Kingdom… נָ Nun = Fish, Sperm, Seed, Son, Offspring, Heir,... Continue Reading →

Psalm 145 – Great Is *YHVH!

Psalm 145 - Great Is יְהוָֹה *YHVH; He Is, He Was, He Shall Be!A Praise Song (תְּהִלָּה Tehillah - Halal) of David (דָּוִד Daveed). (An Acrostic Psalm)א Aleph: I will Exalt (רוּם Room) You, my God (אֱלוֹהַּ Eloah - El) and King (מֶלֶךְ Melek - Malak), and Bless (בָרַךְ Barak) Your Name (שֵׁם Shem) Forever... Continue Reading →

Complain (Anan), the Ancient Hebrew Meaning

The Original Hebrew Aleph-bet Illustrates the Meaning of אָנַן Anan אָנַן Anan is the Primitive, 3-letter Hebrew, Verb Root translated into English as to Complain, to Express Grief, Pain, or Discontent, to make an Accusation, Find Fault, Grumble, Murmur, Nag, Whine… I think we get the picture. How do the Ancient Hebrew Pictographs illustrate אָנַן... Continue Reading →

Keep Watch Over (Shamar), the Ancient Hebrew Meaning

שָׁמַר Shamar is the 3-letter Hebrew Verb Root שָׁ Sheen - מַ Mem - ר Resh, most often translated into English as, to Keep, Watch, Preserve, Guard... Its Ancient Hebrew Picture letters illustrate what it looks like to Keep Watch Over; שָׁמַר Shamar: שָׁ Sheen: Teeth, meaning Sharp, Eat, Consume, Devour, Press, Crush, Destroy, Fire, Remove…... Continue Reading →

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