Shalom friends!
My name is Dee. My Hebrew name is Rivka yael anava. I live in eastern Pa. I love to sing and teach Hebrew. I love to share healthy recipes and life with friends.
I became a christian at 16, fell in love with God and dedicated my life to Him. I went through much trauma as a child, His spirit changed me, showed me I am able to be loved. That I wasnt just a tool for use and disposal.
I always questioned many things in the Christian faith, the number 1 thing I questioned since I came to the faith was “why dont we observe shabbat?” I asked this 2 more times to 2 different pastors over the course of like 20 years and I never got a satisfactory answer and at 36, I questioned my faith in general. Looked around at the church and didnt see anything remotely resembling the faith of Yeshua. I dug very deep and cried many nights asking for truth. One night after a bible study, I was cleaning up and closing up the church. I walked through the vestibule that I had so many times before and the beautiful plaque that had the 10 commandments in it, almost beckoned me to come near. I approached it slowly, as I got closer, the gold lettering in the 4th commandment seemed to glow brighter and raise off of the plaque. “Remember The Sabbath day and keep it holy.” I melted and cried right there. I did not understand why God kept putting this in front of me, but I was no longer going to ignore it. That began my journey. I learned Hebrew 10 years ago, went to Israel and I changed my understand completely. Im 46 now and try to live my life in truth daily. My family is tolerant of me, and supportive but do not follow in my footsteps. Its lonely sometimes, but I still follow Him.
My testimony is too big to share here. Maybe one day Ill share more if I find an opportunity.
Aleph is the first letter of the hebrew aleph bet. This sound takes on the vowel points under, beside or over it.
It can make the ah, ee, oh or ooh sound.
Make me contented with my condition, knowing, O Lord, that thou has placed me in it. -George Whitefield, 1770
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He made the veil of blue and purple and scarlet yarns and fine twined linen; with cherubim skillfully worked into it he made it.
#exodus 36:35
The veil that separates the Tabernacle sanctuary from the Holy of Holies is decorated by cherubim, perhaps an echo of the two cherubim on the covering of the Covenant Ark, which are in turn an echo of the cherubim who guard the entrance to God's throne room.
#vayakhel
Another week in our saga
Then he made the upright frames for the tabernacle of acacia wood.
#exodus 36:20 #vayakhel
Exodus 36:20-34... Acacia frames, silver bases, gold overlays... Even these seemingly minor details of the Tabernacle construction have deep spiritual meaning, but I doubt that anyone in the last 2800 years has any significant understanding of it.
Ditto for all of Exodus 37.
https://soilfromstone.blogspot.....com/2017/03/materia
Brukhim ha-nimtza’im and hello all! I am new here. First, how does this platform work, is there an app? Then, how do I find other Torah Observers in my local area for my family and I to fellowship with? Shalom! ??
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