This entry comes about because of the current study underway on the doublet של. The reasoning is explained below. I share it at this time because I am aware of someone who may currently need to hear it. However, it is pertinent to all. God certainly has his ways of keeping me honest. So the first …
Tag: Hebrew Etymology
Blog 131. The Messiah Path / God Speaks
Much, much, much there is to share. How do I begin? In recent months, more than ever before, as we have begun looking at the hidden writings, more at the Sohd “secret” level in Scripture, there has been an explosion. I have written dozens and dozens (some finished, some as yet unfinished) of documents that I would …
Blog 129. Psalm 1
I doubt I will do in-depth studies on each Psalm encountered in the time of Counting the Omer, but this one has particularly stood out to me, both for current personal life meaning, and for an upcoming entry. It helps demonstrate the amazing potential that the LORD has provided us in giving us this life revelation, not …
Blog 128. Submit to God; Complete שבע —- Curtail Activity Before Completion שבת
In the Greek Testament lies a clue, “My Father has been working until now, and I have been working.” The Teacher taught for three years and then submitted his efforts to God before completion. With you he left a spirit to guide you the remaining three, until you recognize the time to curtail whatever is your …
Blog 125. Purposeful Deviation
Seen below are entries from the Etymological Dictionary of Biblical Hebrew, by R. Matityahu Clark, instructing us in R. Hirsch’s methods of study of the Hebrew Scriptures, shown with specific purpose in mind. These two are phonetic cognates of one another. ● ● D3 and D22 ● ● Combined EDBH has (D22) press harmfully and (D3) move aimlessly. They …
Blog 124.◆ Bloodthirsty ◆- (NKJV)
We addressed דמים, the plural of “blood” in Post 14. Synthetic Grasp of Life, and again in Blog 91. Parapet Around Your Roof. It was also mentioned in Post 10 as a Keyword. Hopefully we will have it thoroughly covered (not that a person can ever get all Scriptural nuances) by the end of this entry, …
Blog 123. דם Cognate Permutations
I’ve not posted an entry for a month, but have been doing much background work. Hopefully this post and several more to follow will fit together many pieces of major importance. Shown here is the lengthy process of going through the cognate permutations of a two-letter word, with many “choice tidbits” included, and some important …