Dead On Earth!
I wrote this extensive journal entry on August 15, 2017. When I recently came across it again, I decided to it was worthy of sharing. In the back of my mind I wonder, “have I lost my mind…” Is that even possible? I mean if I had lost it, would I be able to question […]
2019 Holy Days
It’s that time again where we began to think about our upcoming year as most of the world forgets the resolutions of therir own which has passed. This year I want to not only to tell you when the days are but to record how I calculate each one so that each of you can […]
Word of The Week | January 13, 2019
To the wise | Some of us are seeking absolutes but the only unchanging absolute thing is Yahuah our Elahim whose character defies our expectations and understanding in such a way that we struggle to comprehend that, although unchanging His plan for us is always dynamic. Hebrew Word | יהוה pronounced Yahuwah, was understood by […]
Did They Know?
Every sabbath one of the things my and I family do is watch historical and biblical documentaries and movies. The object is to be more educated about our history as chosen, black, and human. Likewise, we interpret the incomplete and incorrect histories with the intelligence given to us by the Word. This helps us form […]
Genesis 1:2 Activity
Here’s what you learned in Genesis 1:2. You learned the common prefixes; ת (ta) and מ (ma). These sounds in front of a word is an indication that a phrase may begin with one of these prefixes. You learned the common suffixes; ת(t), ה(uh), י(ee), and ם (m). Words ending with these sounds may be […]
Genesis 1:2
Read the table from right to left starting at verse 2 and see if you recognize any words, fixes, or structural concepts from the previous verse. Do you remember their significance or what they mean? והארץ is pronounced “WaHaErets” a three-part phrase; ו+ה+ארץ, and the Earth. היתה, pronounced “Hiyeetah”or “Hi-tah”. It is a three-part phrase; […]
Genesis 1:1 Activity
Here’s what you learned in Genesis 1. You learned the most common prefixes ב (ba), ה (ha), and ו (wa). These sounds in front of a word is an indication that a phrase beginning with a prefix is being spoken. You learned the most common suffix; ים (eem). A word ending with the ‘eem’ sound […]
Word of The Week | January 6, 2019
To the wise | In a world that is seemingly without definitive truth, Ancient Biblical Hebrew helps us see past what we are told into what is true that we may know because “without that knowledge, our people perish”. (Hosea 4:6) Hebrew Word | דע pronounced ‘Da’, means to know. It is the root of words translated as opinion, comprehension, […]
Day 1 | Genesis 1:1
Read the table from right to left starting at verse 1. בראשית, pronounced “Baresheet” is a phrase composed of three parts ב + ראש + ית, in heading. The ב is a prefix meaning “in” and makes the “ba” or “be” sound. ראש is a base word meaning head, pronounced “Raesh” or simply “Resh” The […]
Need To Know
You should familiarize yourself with the Hebrew Alephbet (alphabet) before attempting to translate scripture. You may study and access the Hebrew charts and tables available here before beginning. Hebrew is read from right to left. That’s this way! Throughout the book, you’ll see a thing I call “phrase parts” (that’s not the technical term 😉). […]