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- Hebrew m'odekha... The following words are all written as Alef + Dalet Éd = mist Odah = "Ode" Odot = "concerning", e.g., "with respect to" Ood = "firebrand", e.g., a piece of burning wood or charcoal OR an unusually energetic person OR someone who stirs up trouble
- Consequential Listening... The Hebrew letters offer a compelling truth: VHYH = "and you will" YHVH = G!d's Ineffable Name We see only two Imperatives: To love To serve VHYH applies when love and service are separate Imperatives YHVH applies when the Imperatives combine to become a single Imperative
- Hebrew T'khélet It's a type of colour now known to be a very pale blue The word? It is Tav + Tav separated by the word "Kol" Kol = "every" Tav is the last letter of the Hebrew Alef-Bet T'khélet means "Everything from one end to the other"