Yeshua (את) Fights For Israel

In the last post we hear Moses telling the frightened Israelites that Yeshua will fight for them. This post will show the proof! We are still in the B’shallach Torah portion but turn to Exodus 14:24. The first verse reads: (with our Aleph Tav reinserted) Yeshua was there! HE troubled Pharaoh’s army, and he place

Zimri in 1 Kings 16:12

Hebrew names have meaning. We have looked at some Hebrew names and their meanings before. While reading through First Kings again, more slowly this time, the significance of some stand-alone Alef Tavs are becoming more clear. This blog is about one in particular. Turn with me to 1 Kings 16:12. The verse reads in English:

ET (את) oath of YHVH

Shalom friends! Today’s Aleph Tav treasures can be found in 1 Kings 2:43 and 44. If you are new to the Alef Tav concept of Yeshua being represented by the stand-alone את all throughout the older testament, see this blog: https://wp.me/pcgXR4-18 or see the short YouTube here: https://youtu.be/d94gqNbR9Zc In 1 Kings 2:43, we have Solomon

Isaac, a picture of Messiah

Welcome back friends. Today we have two witnesses of Isaac being a picture of, or a foreshadowing of the Messiah in this week’s Torah portion, and they’re only 31 verses apart. Turn with me to our first one in Genesis 21:5. It reads, and I worded it in the same order the Hebrew words it:

Yeshua, “like the sun”

Hebrew names have meanings. For instance, Yeshua’s name means “Salvation of Yah”, so when the angel told Mary to name her child Yeshua, because He would save His people from their sins, it made perfect sense, because that’s what “Yeshua” means! “And she will bring forth a Son, and you shall call His name Yeshua

On Earth as it is in Heaven

Oftentimes in the studying of the stand-alone Alef Tavs, it seems that the instances where a vav (ו) is included (making the – ואת) the witness of Yeshua refers to His 2nd coming. Last night as I lay in bed, Genesis 1:1 came to mind and the 2 stand-alone Alef Tavs in that verse. A

Jesus (Yeshua) the Word made flesh (Exodus verses)

In the Apostle John’s epistle we have him trying to tell us a very important truth about our Messiah Yeshua, that honestly, I never realized my whole young life. Let’s look at two verses in particular. In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God. John 1:1 (The

Whisps of Fall

Ahh! Finally. The summer is losing it’s grip on middle Tennessee. This morning (Sabbath) was cool enough to sit out on the front porch with my green tea and read the Torah portion (Ki Tavo). Coco, the parakeet, even got to enjoy the nice, fresh air. In this week’s reading we have a special Alef

Yeshua with a flaming sword / Gen 3:24

If you have your bible handy, turn to Genesis 3:24. It reads: “So He drove out the man; and He placed cherubim at the east of the garden of Eden, and a flaming sword which turned every way, to guard the way to the tree of life.” On the surface in English there is nothing

and they saw את God of Israel / Exo 24:10

Welcome back, lovers of Yeshua. In Exodus 24 we have a very interesting stand-alone Aleph Tav right next to Elohei (God) Israel. The whole verse reads: But maybe to get more context we should look at the verse before, which reads: Then Moses went up, also Aaron, Nadab, and Abihu, and seventy of the elders