ILS SONT TOMBES :

«Poème : Les fleurs du bien»

Ils sont tombés, ne sachant trop pourquoi?

Vieillards, femmes et enfants,

dans le mépris d’une idéologie, assoiffée de sang !

Ils étaient coupables d’être différents.

Leurs vies valaient elles moins cher, qu’un

Sicle d’argent?

Are you under the protection of the "sign"?

Gen 9:17 And God said to Noah, "This is the sign of the covenant which I have established between Me and all flesh that is on the earth."

As we continue our study of the ancient Hebrew letters we continue to find hidden treasures of meaning. The ancient word for "sign" or "seal" is the word "oht", which is spelled, "Aleph"-"Vav"-"Tav". This word in the verse above has been translated, "sign", referring to a rainbow, which signified the Lord's promise never again to judge the earth by a flood.

But lets look at the individual meanings of each letter. The "Aleph" is pictured as an ox head and illustrates strength, power, and a leader. The "Vav" illustrates a tent peg, or a nail, and the "Tav" illustrates a cross, the letter itself, meaning, "covenant sign" (not to be confused with the above word "oht").

So the Hebrew word "oht", "sign" (in this case the rainbow sign of the Lords' promise to Noah) seems to connect three things: a leader, a nail, and a cross. What we find is that this word which refers to a covenant of protection from judgment in the Old Testament story of Noah, also contains three symbols which could easily point to the covenant of protection in the New Covenant: the "leader" (aleph) who was "nailed" (vav) to a "cross" (tav).

We're finding interesting correspondences in the symbols for ancient Hebrew letters. While these suggested connections do not carry the authority of the divine revelation of scripture, they seem to point to the revelation which has been given so clearly to us in the biblical narrative. Our God is a great artist whose creativity certainly extends to the structure of the language of the Old Testament: Hebrew. Since the revelation of His Son, Yeshua of Nazareth, was the pinnacle of His revealed love and protection for us, it's not unlikely He would speak to us about Him in many ways. Yeshua's (Jesus') cross is the universal sign of favor and protection for all mankind. He is the eternal "oht" of ancient Hebrew.

Your family in the Lord with much agape love,

George, Baht Rivka, Elianna & Obadiah
Denver, Colorado

Worthy News Brief - December 2, 2011

Le Pain de Vie

L'Ami

Quelqu’un avait un jour demandé à Dieu « Seigneur, je ne sais pas quoi lire : montre-moi ce que je dois lire dans ta Parole ? ». Dieu lui répondit en clair dans son esprit « lis mes Proverbes : il y en a suffisamment assez pour tous les jours du mois 1 par jour 31 proverbes pour un mois. »

Le Pain de Vie

L'invitation 

Comprendre le shabbat

C’est la sorte de shabbat que les pharisiens soutenaient et Yeshoua avait beaucoup de choses à dire contre cela.

La vraie image du shabbat est un jour de célébration, un jour pour déposer nos fardeaux devant Dieu et jouir de ses bontés. Dieu avait prévu le shabbat pour être une bénédiction et non un fardeau.

Dieu a donné le shabbat comme une bénédiction, un cadeau. En Ezéchiel 20 :12, Dieu dit « Je leur donnerai aussi mes shabbat. Le shabbat fut une des premières expressions de la volonté de Dieu dans l’univers. Le septième jour de la création, bien longtemps avant que la loi ne soit donnée à Moïse.