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About the Sacred Name King James Version of the HTML Bible
As the King James Version of the Bible is the most widely accepted text in the English speaking world, it has been made the framework for the restoration of the Sacred Names for the Bible student. Whenever a Sacred Name is used, it has been placed in all capital letter, so as to be evident in the text. In verses where the Sacred Name did not exist in the original Hebrew or Greek text, but was added by the King James translators for readability purposes, it has been removed in this text. Some examples are the use of the phrase "God forbid" by the King James Translators, which has been restored to "Forbid", as there is no Sacred Name in the original Hebrew or Greek to restore (see Genesis 44:7 , Gen 44:17 , Joshua 22:29 , Romans 3:4 , Romans 3:31 ). Other examples are "God Save the King" has been restored to "Save the King" ( 1st Samuel 10:24 , 2nd Kings 11:12 , 2nd Chronicles 23:11Welcome to the Restored Scriptures
Today's most popular translations of The Original Scriptures are riddled with political deception, corruption and pagan gods from 1700 years ago in 321 AD when the "Holy Roman Universal (Catholic) Circe (Church)" was formed by sun-god worshipping Constantine and his pagan bishops! They changed the Scripture enormously, over 66,000 times! Primary Biblical scholars today know of these but are afraid to shake up "the goose laying the golden eggs!"
Yom Tov - Pesach, 5767 - Torah.org
This special edition post of YomTov is authored by Abraham M. Jeger, Ph.D. Dr. Jeger (ajeger@aol.com) is a NYS licensed psychologist, who serves as Professor in the Department of Psychiatry & Behavioral Medicine and Associate Dean of Clinical Education at the New York College of Osteopathic Medicine. This article is based on a shiur presented to the weekly Parsha Chaburah through Congregation Bais Avraham of Lawrence, New York.
Psalms - Tehillim
Of the 44 psalms in this section, 15 are ascribed to David, one (Psalm 127) to Solomon, and the rest are anonymous. The Hallel. Psalms 113-118 constitute the Hallel, which is recited verbatim on the three festivals of Pesach, Shavu'ot, and Sukkot. The Hallel is also recited at Rosh Chodesh (the new moon) and during the eight days of Chanukah.THE ALPHABET OF BIBLICAL HEBREW
are generally silent in contemporary pronunciation, and assume the sound of their related vowel. In fact, the laryngeal א and the pharyngeal ע had been two of the most difficult letters to pronounce. Hebrew is written from right to left. There are no capital letters in Hebrew. Letters stand alone in printing or writing. Observe that five letters, Kaf, Mem, Nun, Peh, and Tsade, have a final form when the letter occurs at the end of a word.
The Restored Name Version of King James
TANAKH (Old Testament) Genesis , Exodus , Leviticus , Numbers , Deuteronomy , Joshua , Judges , Ruth , 1Samuel , 2Samuel , 1Kings , 2Kings , 1Chronicles , 2Chronicles , Ezra , Nehemiah , Esther , Job , Psalms , Proverbs , Ecclesiastes , Song of Songs , Isaiah , Jeremiah , Lamentations , Ezekiel , Daniel , Hosea , Joel , Amos , Obadiah , Jonah , Micah , Nahum , Habakkuk , Zephaniah , Haggai , Zechariah , Malachi BRITH CHADISHA (New Testament) Matthew , Mark , Luke , John , Acts , Romans , 1Corinthians , 2Corinthians , Galatians , Ephesians , Philippians , Colossians , 1Thessalonians , 2Thessalonians , 1Timothy , 2Timothy , Titus , Philemon , Hebrews , James , 1Peter , 2Peter , 1John , 2John , 3John , Jude , Revelation
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Do you know that it is impossible for our true Savior to be "Lord" because lords always serve a king! Yet our Savior was The King of all kings . How then could He serve another king? He was never nor will ever be a simple "lord."
Overcoming your Yetzer Hara finally!
Back up Once, when Rabbi Pinchas of Korets entered his Beis Medresh, study hall, he noticed that his students stopped conversing and then started again. He asked them what it was they were talking about. They told the Rebbe that they were saying how they were afraid that the Yetzer Hara, evil inclination, would pursue them. The Rebbe responded “Don't worry.
Leviticus 23: Yeshua in the Jewish Holidays
God's appointed holidays, described in Leviticus chapter 23, accomplish many purposes. Year by year they pace our lives according to the cycle God has designed into creation. They remind us of the great things God has done in Israel's history. We should never forget that Messiah Yeshua, the apostles, and the early Messianic Jewish movement celebrated these festivals. In addition, each holiday is a prophecy which looks forward to what God is going to do in human history. If understood properly, the festivals in Leviticus 23 reveal God's master plan to restore humanity.
Discovering the Jewish Jesus ®
The first part is the Torah, which are the first five books of the Bible, also called the Pentateuch (Greek for five containers), The Law or The Books of Moses. The first five books are: Genesis (Bereishit), Exodus (Shemot), Leviticus (Vayikra), Numbers (Bemidbar) and Deuteronomy (Devarim). The second part is called Nevi'im or The Prophets. The Third is Ketuvim or The Writings which consists of: Psalms, Proverbs, Job, Song of Songs, Ruth, Lamentations, Ecclesiastes, Esther, Daniel, Ezra, Nehemiah, and Chronicles. We believe in the virgin birth, death, burial and resurrection of Yeshua the Messiah.Welcome to Torah 101! Torah 101 is Mechon Mamre's online encyclopedia of Torah observance, covering Jewish beliefs, people, places, things, language, scripture, holidays, practices, and customs. Our goal is to make freely available a wide variety of basic general information about Torah observance, written from the perspective of Jews who live by Mishneh Torah , in plain English. The inspiration for this part of Mechon Mamre's site is, of course, Tracey Rich's well-known Judaism 101 site, as it was back in 1998.
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We can learn the aleph-bet by examining various Biblical passages which are written as acrostics (alphabetically ordered verses and each first word commencing with each Hebrew letter of the alphabet in turn, from 1 through to 22). Psalm 119 is a famous example, written with 8 verses for each of the Hebrew consonants in order, so verses 1-8 each have a first word beginning with 'aleph and verses 9-16 each have a first word beginning with beth, and so on. As early as the 1st & 2nd centuries B.C. the Jews noted that 22 was significant in not just being the number of letters in the Hebrew alphabet but also the number of generations from Adam to Jacob (israel), the number of works of creation, and the number of books in the Jewish canon of the Bible. (Sources: Josephus; the book of Jubilees 2.23; cf. Kabbalah)
The Hebrew Alphabet, Acrostic Psalms, Picture Letters - Biblical Hebrew
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The best book I’ve ever read on drawing is one called Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain . After reading it, I’m still pretty bad at drawing, but I did learn a lot about light and shade. In this tutorial we are going to take some very basic principles of light and shade to make a rather impressive-looking text effect. Light SourcesBibles Torah others
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