word of the day: Shaifeleh (SHAFE-e-leh) n. a dear, innocent lamb; a little innocent child or babe. Please Donate Today Online Forum Facebook Twitter Today's Hebrew Date: ז׳ בְּכִסְלֵו תשפ״ה ...
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So, for the intrepid linguist – here goes: Meeting Someone ShalomBet you got that one already. This can mean “hello” or “goodbye.” (see how easy? You only have to remember one word for both occasions!) Occasionally, it is a man’s name, which results in greetings like: “Shalom...
As we showed before (In the Gematria table) the Aleph equals 1 or 1000, while the gematria of the word Keshet is 800. So when God says “I gave you my rainbow in the cloud,” he says: ” I give you 4 fingers out of 5″ which is the same relation of 800 (Keshet) to the num...
This results at once from the character of the Shemitic mind, which was more remarkable for rapid movements and vivid glances than for large and comprehensive grasp. Such a mind would give forth its thoughts in a rapid succession of independent utterances rather than in sustained and elaborated ...
Notice the references to foreign languages for the word Shamayeim. This should be concerning to you for words that don’t have many verses to reference. At times the translators had to give many translations a “best guess”. They were Dubious ...
But, I NOW recognize that YESHUA died for all MY SINS and that he was buried and rose from the dead in order to bring me unto GOD and give me SHALOM (Peace). GUESS WHAT ? You Just Did ! "BUT AS MANY AS RECEIVED HIM, TO THEM GAVE HE POWER TO BECOME THE SONS OF GOD, EVEN TO...
The Hebrew word ʼaph (nose; nostrils) sometimes refers to the region of the nose and is thus rendered “face,” usually in the context of bowing. 希伯来语ʼaph(阿弗,指鼻子;鼻孔)有时指鼻子周围,因此也译作“脸”,上下文通常提到俯身向下。( jw2019 The Hebrew Scriptures prophetically sa...
The Hebrew word יוזמה means initiative. We also use יוזמה when talking about new educational or social projects. Using the verb ליזום, we Israelis often give unsolicited advice to family, friends, and even passersby, telling them to take some initiative...