ABRAM
Pronunciation: IVREE - Meaning of IVREE: To be HEBREW; To CROSS over

Abram was the first in scripture to be called 'Hebrew'. Why? What does it mean? Is it only referring to the lineage that Abram descended from? Or, is there an understanding of this discriptive term that also applies to us, as Believers In Christ? This writing explores this concept.

CHALDEA
Pronunciation: TORAH - Meaning of TORAH: Teachings

The Hope and Purpose of this writing is to communicate to the reader that the Life we have in Christ is a Gift of Spirit, and cannot in any form be acquired, or enhanced, or secured or preserved by any efforts of our carnal thinking. The Spirit of God is the Gift of God.

ABRAM UR
Pronunciation: BEN ELOHIM - Meaning of BEN ELOHIM: GOD in the form of His Son

A Disciple of Christ. Therein is the description that most every seeker wants to be known as. And yet, after the crucifixion and Resurrection of Yashua (Jesus), God now calls us Son of God. So how do we get from disciple to Son? This writing attempts to explore that journey.

Meaning of DAH VAHR in Hebrew is Word or God's Orderly Arrangement
Pronunciation: DAH VAHR : Meaning of DAH VAHR: Word; God's Orderly Arrangement

Religion tells us GOD gave Moses Ten Commandments. Ten rules to be obeyed or else. The original Hebrew tells us Moses was given DAH VAHR, which means word or orderly arrangement. In this writing we will be exploring the character and nature of the GOD that has established the covenant arrangements with HIM.

Hebrew word HA SHEM means the Name, Nature, or Character of GOD.
Pronunciation: HA SHEM - Meaning of HA SHEM: The Name, Nature, or Character of GOD

YHWH. Jehovah. YHWH Shalom. El Shaddai. YHWH Tzidkenu. Jehovah Nissi. GOD. YHWH Rapha. Wow! So many names. So many titles. What does it all mean? The purpose of this article is to explore the Names, and Nature those names represent, of Our Father, which art in Heaven.

Hebrew word YASHUA means to be made free.
Pronunciation: YASHUA - Meaning of YASHUA: To be made free

The desire of this writing is to show a distinction between a king that rules by his own appetites and wisdom as compared to a King according to God's instruction and direction.

Hebrew word ELOHIM means the plural form for GOD.
Pronunciation: ELOHIM - Meaning of ELOHIM: Plural form for God

Every person born into this dimension knows innately that he or she has the potential to express something much greater, and more valuable, than what they are experiencing. This writing explores the potential that we all have.

Hebrew word BEN DAVEED means David in the form of the Son.
Pronunciation: BEN DAVEED - Meaning of BEN DAVEED: David in the form of the Son

For many centuries, Judaism remembered that YHWH had said to Moses, "I will raise up for them a Prophet like you, from among their brethren,..." After David, King of Israel, the Jews believed the Messiah to be "Son of David". But all of David's sons failed miserably. So, what exactly does "Son of David" mean?

Hebrew word HAYAH means I AM.
Pronunciation: HAYAH - Meaning of HAYAH: I AM

I AM. HAYAH. Moses, as deliverer from bondage, had to discover, and then convey to the Israelites, the Source of his marching orders and instructions. We can now learn that the same I AM, as revealed to Moses, is also the source of our own marching orders and Source of Life.

Hebrew word PAH GAH means intercession; to have impact on the life of another.
Pronunciation: PAH GAH - Meaning of PAH GAH: Intercession; To impact the life of another

Many of us are enlisted, almost daily, to pray for some condition or ill. Pray for this. Pray for that. Pray for me while I'm going through this trial. And we naturally feel the need to respond to the requests. So, why don't we see more positive results? Have we misunderstood the importance of prayer? Does God really need our input?

Hebrew word TAH MEEN means to manifest perfection.
Pronunciation: TAH MEEM - Meaning of TAH MEEM: To manifest Perfection

Are you perfect, yet? Have you achieved all of the myriad of performances that religion has told us we must, to be acceptable to God? Have you done all that is required to make it into Heaven? If not, this article might help. And if you have, this article might help. Perfection may not be what religion has told us.

The Coarse Course of YHWH

PART TWO

The uniqueness of the opening chapter of The Book, that which is titled ‘Genesis’, is the introduction, from the very outset, of God; or Elohim. The English word, ‘god’, seems to be morphed from what some claim is the old Germanic language, primarily the basis of the languages of the peoples that populated the areas surrounding the Baltic Sea region of northwestern Europe, several hundred years BC. This hypothesis seems to be the more readily accepted, although far from having been authenticated as absolute fact. But this hypothesis also has much spiritual information to give it credibility, and authenticity.

The Hebrew word we translate as ‘god’ is ‘elohim’, pronounced ‘el-o-heem’. This, in itself, is not all that important, until you realize that the word/name ‘Yahweh’, more commonly pronounced in English as ‘Jehovah’, doesn’t show up in The Book until Genesis chapter 2. Throughout the whole of Genesis chapter 1 we are introduced to the presence, and the intentional and orderly fruitful productivity, of ‘Elohim’.

KJV Genesis 1:1 In the beginning God [Elohim] created the heaven(s) and the earth.

In Genesis 1:1 we are introduced to creation as God, or Elohim, deems creation to be. In Gen. 1:2, however, we are immediately introduced to an earth that is in chaos, or a state of disorder and unproductivity. The Hebrew language of verse 2 gives a more vivid analysis of the disorderly conditions that exist in verse 2, and with no explanation as to how the chaos of verse 2 came to be. The English translation of verse 2 offers very little light to further understand this deteriorated condition. And to add emphasis to this mysterious scenario, Is. 45:18 tells us that God created the earth to be inhabited, and the earth was not created “…without form and void” [Gen. 1:2] However, the Hebrew language of Is. 45:18 also gives some hidden clues as to what Isaiah was trying to communicate.

After the opening two verses of Genesis 1, the remainder of the chapter is an unveiling of the vision of how the created and formed universe unfolded, and in a precise and orchestrated design. The vision is one of exquisite order and organization. It is not, however, a dictated and orchestrated timetable, or schedule of events. It is more a parable of the participants of this universe finding their orderly appearance and timing in the precise organization of ultimate proficiency. God is not the author of confusion, but of precise and practical order.

“In the beginning God created…” The very nature of the Hebrew word translated ‘create’, and ‘created’, implies having already seen, or envisioned, the intended and desired finished product, before the first action is taken to give the creation its form. [Is. 46:10] No master craftsman begins to form and fashion without having already seen, within himself, a desired finished product. Genesis, Chapter 1, includes just such a plan of action. Genesis, Chapter 1, tells of Elohim becoming involved in creation to restore and re-activate the precise harmony that only the Spirit of God can provide; for God is Love, and Love is always about the business of harmony, wholeness and order.

The ultimate activity and plan of God, in my opinion, is to equip and empower ‘adam’ with the Spirit of God, and therefore become ‘Adam’. Just as Abram had to learn to become Abraham, so ‘adam’ has to learn to become Adam; and ultimately Christ. The whole of Genesis Chapter 1 is to communicate to us, the seekers, all of the parables and metaphors that emphasize the precise order that God, or Elohim, is illustrating in this opening chapter of The Book. Every verse of Chapter 1 has a revealing and illuminating order to its wording, and the practical progression that this parable provides for us leads us, step by practical step, through the recognition of the precision of the universe around us. Every verse progresses to the next level of revelation, and each verse builds upon the previous verse like a master mason building steps to ascend a stairway to the top of a pinnacle, or understanding. And the ascension to conquer this pinnacle, or level of understanding, never ceases. [Isaiah 9:7 “Of the increase of his government and peace there shall be no end.”] Therein just might be the most intriguing mystery of them all; “…of the increase, there shall be no end”.

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