One word that jumped out at me regarding the paleo shown here was the word “anah,” for humble, in comparison to the word Anak/Hanak, which means “warlord,” or warrous chief in most languages. The difference being : ענה Anah - Humble/Bowed Down אנך Anak - Warlord or Tin Through looking at the paleo Hebrew letters, the first is The Eye The Serpent Behold:Man. This seems to give a meaning of a human which looks towards the cosmos with reverence for YHVH’s magnificent creation; the serpent being Draco at the North Star (Thuban in 2500 BCE), and the serpentine movement of Draconitoc nodes of the moon and other celestial cycles. Hence, one realizes our place as but a spec on a spec in our father’s most magnificent creation. The second is The Bull The Serpent and The Palm. In Amos 7:7 it is used for Tin (not lead or plumb line) a reference to Tin mixed with copper to make bronze weaponry, and the downfall of Israel for failing to be faithful to YHVH. It appears in Greek texts as αναξ and means “warlord,” for instance Agamemnon in the Homeric texts being called an αναξ. It appears the paleo letters are calling attention to The Bull/Chief that grasps the serpent in his hand; the ancient “master of animals” busts in which kings would grasp serpents, lions/tigers, or bulls on their hands to declare themselves “great chief,” is being pointed at. In The first ענה the paleo calls attention to reverence and beholding father’s cosmos, and the other אנך, grasping them in the palm, as a “master,” human, that is proud and loses reverence for YHVH. And so the prophecy is that those with reverence for father, and not those that declare themselves a chief, shall inherit the Earth.
I love these videos. Can I ask you something please? I asked the Lord to show me the true meaning of the word selah and so I took it apart in paleo Hebrew. I've never felt that it was a simple musical term or any of what I have had someone explain and no one seems to really know so I asked the Lord directly. The conclusion I came to was basically the word means "look! pay attention! this points to the messiah!" I'm such a rookie but please share with me what you think. ❤️ Hey, Lamed, Samech
I am trying not to comment on every video, but you are making it difficult. Thanks for the blessings, and the name change segment was fantastic! The Most High is so deep and so amazing, and these teachings bring some of that to life. May He bless and keep you. May He make His face to shine upon you (both) and be gracious to you (both). May He turn His face to you and give you (both) His peace.
It makes so much sense. Todah Yahweh. For when we pray it’s not closed hands but with outstretched arms up to Abba father like a child holding up their hands to be lifted UP. Worship palal(prayer) raise your hands to Abba. Psalm 119:33-40 #gratitude for sharing these drawings ha’ahava❤
I love your ministry! It is so powerful. Is there any way I can purchase DVD's of your teaching. This needs to go out. Any chance you can come to Texas? I'm a pastor and would love for you to present to my two churches.
Thanks for the comment. We don’t have any way of producing dvds and we want to keep this info free for everyone. We’re on RU-vid and Rumble - if there’s a way you guys can download from there, go for it! May YASHUA our Commander and our Heavenly Father be glorified. Shalom.
My fellow saints, I ask for your prayers for my family who is under a spiritual attack from the enemy. There are demons attacking or family. I am the only one who can see and hear them. Please please please pray with us. And come into agreement for our family to be delivered. I bless you all in Jesus Name Amen
Through just this lecture series I begin to feel how lost we have become. This is very humbling because I feel how convinced of my ignorance I am. Where did you all learn this that you are teaching?
Good job on your teaching. One crazy thing I must say is I’ve been drawing those symbols and didn’t know what they were I saw them in my head. So thank you for helping me understand what they are.
Sha’ar gate! YAHUsha is the Dalat that pocesses the shaar of YAHUah! Happy is the man that has his quiver full of them(children): they shall not be ashamed, but they shall speak with the enemies in the gate. TEHILLIYM (PSALMS) 127:5 May YAH establish His Bayit with c he OldRedeemer at His Gate! Oh to be a door keeper in the House of YAH! Shalam
I saw you say El Shaddai. Did you know the Translation of the Seventy has 'Ho Theos Sou' in the revealing of God to Abraham and in the other instances of Genesis and Exodus ('I, Being Mighty (i.e.G'd) To And With Them ')? This is how the text must have stated it originally. And why therefore He is called the God of Avraham, Isaac, and Jaacov by the Messiah.
@@sissyrayself7508 Thank you. The masoretic scribal tradition is wrong in this and a few other instances. The churches have been following mistaken rabbis in this and other instances (for translation and doctrine).
Shalom, good question, and YES! We are currently working on a Palio Bible coming soon at fathersalphabed.com. Free for all Fathers children. Shalom unto Jerusalem
In case you missed the recent announcement, here’s a link to our Paleo Hebrew Bible, in pdf format, free downloads: www.fathersalphabet.com/paleo-bible/
They’re used as teaching props, with a little humor and fun. We love Paleo. Working on a new “artifact” at the moment. Hope you’re enjoying the series.
Hello, I would be really thankfull if you could answer some questions I do not see the final form in ancien hebrew, was it invented later ? Did the gematria come with paleo hebrew ?
@@originalhebrewseries true or not my search took me to the story that Hebrew was God's original language, and the holder of that language was Eber the original Hebrew. The story continues that of all the nations God chose Israel the Hebrews for himself because Eber would not partake in the rebellion at the Tower of Babel. Again true or not I do not know but I like to think on this.
@@soundimpact4633 Hebrew is the language of creation. It is the language of Yahweh, Our Elohim. It is the language through which He spoke everything into existence at Genesis via Yeshua, the Alef Tav, the Word of God. It is the language spoken in Heaven by the Holy angels. It is the same language in which Yahweh conversed with Adam and Eve at the Garden of Eden. Unfortunately, after the people were divided into 70 nations at the Tower of Babel built by Nimrod to defy the will of God on the plains of Shinar, Hebrew ceased to be a language spoken upon the Earth. However, Yahweh would later revive this language on once again on this planet through Abraham when He sent an angel to teach him the Holy tongue. And this account of Abraham (then Abram) learning Hebrew you can read for yourself from the book of Jubilees. Book of Jubilees Chapter 12: 25 - 27 25. And the Lord God said: 'Open his mouth and his ears, that he may hear and speak with his mouth, with the language which has been revealed'; for it had ceased from the mouths of all the children of men from the day of the overthrow (of Babel). 26. And I opened his mouth, and his ears and his lips, and I began to speak with him in Hebrew in the tongue of the creation. 27. And he took the books of his fathers, and these were written in Hebrew, and he transcribed them, and he began from henceforth to study them, and I made known to him that which he could not (understand), and he studied them during the six rainy months. The book of Jubilees was one of the manuscripts found among the Dead Sea Scrolls, in a cave in Qumran, Palestine between the years 1946 to 1956. You can read the entire 50 chapters of the Book of Jubilees online for free on certain websites.
If the first man was named Adam because he was taken out from the ground (adamah), the ground is implied as being there first then the man taken out; then why is the woman called ishah, if she was taken out from man ish? Wouldn’t it imply that man ish came after the ishah? This really bothers me because it doesn’t make sense. Was Adam just renamed as a husband (ish) when his wife was taken out from his side and they were joined together as one flesh?
Shalom, thanks for the comment. The letter hey has many uses in Hebrew. Two common ones are: 1) it can turn a verb into a noun. One example is in the verb ‘to be righteous’ which is ts-d-q. Righteousness - the thing that springs forth from the act of being righteous - is often spelled the same way, just with a hey at the end. 2) It denotes male and female counterparts of the same thing (example: ish and ishah). If two words look identical except for a hey at the end, I don’t think we can assume that the word without the hey is always the originator, but if those two words are both nouns, then it's generally safe to assume that the one without the hey is male and the one with the hey is female. That comes into play here somewhat since Adam is a male name and the word adamah is a female word. More importantly, if the only difference between two words is a hey, then those two things come from the same root, which is what I think Father was pointing out when HE said that Adam was taken from adamah and that ishah was taken from ish - they share the same root. Hope that helps a bit. I once had the same question. Shalom unto Jerusalem.
@@originalhebrewseries Ohhh, I understand now. I completely forgot the -ah as a suffix makes it feminine, so that’s why. 🤣 thank you so much for your explanation! It’s super helpful.. I also wanted to ask you if you don’t mind, Eve’s name actually translated is Hhawah. I’m not sure why it’s translated into Eve as they seem a lot different. The thing is Hhawah הוה is very close to God’s name YHWH יהוה which seems a bit odd. I was wondering the connection between the two and maybe what the significance is. Could her name be given as symbolic for how a mother brings forth life into the world - definitely not in the exact way God does - but nonetheless it is almost an earthly representation of how God brings forth life since life originates in Him. Also, wouldn’t the letter Hay at the end make it feminine in YHWH?.. I hope it’s not bad to ask this. I obviously don’t think God is a female. I’m curious to hear because I can’t find much on Google about the connection between the two names.
