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The two Hebrew word we will be discussing in these verses are the Sheen, which means tooth and the tav, which means a sign, or mark. Learn the significance of these two letters that complete the Hebrew alphabet.
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The Hebrew letters Koof and Reysh are the subject of this podcast. Koof, meaning the back of the head, means to follow. We will learn how the psalmist followed after God in good and difficult times. Reysh, meaning a head, a person or the sum (what is highest or most important), teaches us that God should be the head of our lives and we should use our head in submission to God.
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The two hebrew letters being reviewed in this podcast are the Tet and the Yood. The letter Tet means to surround. These verses teach us that God’s word helps us to discernment between the good and the evil that surrounds us.
The Yood means hand. These verses will help us to understand that knowing the hand and the work of God enables us to trust Him.
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The two Hebrew letters for this week is the Pey and the Tsadik.
Pey means mouth or source. We will learn how God’s testimonies, words, and commandments should impact our lives. Tsadik means a fish-hook. These verses in Psalms will tell us that we can be hooked by troubles or desires but it is better to be hooked by righteousness.
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The two Hebrew letters that will be discussed in this podcast are the samech and the ayin. Each of the verses in the fifteenth stanza of Psalm 119 starts with the letter Samech. Because the letter Samech means a prop, these eight verses tell us how God supports and upholds those who lean completely, not double mindedly on His law.
The sixteenth letter of the Hebrew Alef-Bet is called ayin. The ancient way this letter was drawn agrees with the meaning of the name of the letter. Ayin in ancient Hebrew means an eye. Ayin means seeing, understanding, and knowing God is vital to your relationship with him.
Listen for more scriptural enlightenment on these two letters.
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We continue our study of Psalm 119 with two new Hebrew alphabets, mem and nun. Learn the significance of these two letters and how the use of them describes some striking characteristics of God. Learn the mind of a Hebrew when it comes to the law of God. How did the people of God see “the law?” Did they view it as a blessing or a curse? Learn how different our perception of “the law” is from the mind of a Hebrew.
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Listen as we continue our study of Psalm 119. The two Hebrew letters to be studied today are caph and lamed. Listen and learn how these two letters helped the psalmist explain how the blessings and instructions from the hand of God is salvation.
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This week we will be studying the Hebrew letters “zayin” and “chet”. Zayin is pictured as a sword or a hatchet and the chet is pictured as a fence. Learn how the word of God is used by the psalmist as a weapon and a fence in his time of need. Learn how God’s word can do the same for you.
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The Hebrew letters “he” and “vau” are being studied in this podcast. Listen to how significant these letters are in describing how God has placed Himself in covenant with us as believers.
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As we continue our look into Psalm 119, we learn two new letters in Hebrew, gimel and dalet. Both of these letters introduce a new picture through which we can understand the verses that follow them. Learn how the Hebrews embedded meaning within each word that helps us to understand the scriptures more precisely.
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