Amazing. We so quickly skim over certain words because we just have the mindset that its where we are told .. yet the simple Hebrew meaning changes everything! Thank you for sharing your findings and time. Looking forward to all the episodes!
Wherefore if they shall say unto you, Behold, he is in the desert; go not forth: behold, he is in the secret chambers; believe it not. MATTITHYAHU (MATTHEW) 24:26 את CEPHER For as the lightning comes out of the east, and shines even unto the west; so shall also the coming of the Son of A'dam be. MATTITHYAHU (MATTHEW) 24:27 את CEPHER
Thank you, but mostly thank you to YHWH for your dedicated research. I have a question. How do these facts correspond with all the archeological discoveries in the middle east. Thank you.
HalleluYAH ❤ to answer your question, have you watched the video before this (Part 2)? I think that will answer a lot of your questions on the topic of archaeology 🙏🏼
Every day of the week is named after a pagan god... so no matter which named day you choose to acknowledge as Sabbath it's going to have pagan roots if you look.... how is it that an argument against Saturday being the 7th day?... sincerely asking.... I'm only 49 minutes in- maybe you'll elaborate...
We are in the world but not of the world. The point is that Yahuah’s sabbath does not align itself to a Gregorian day of the week. For the same reason that the biblical month doesn’t start on the 1st of a Gregorian month. I’ll be discussing the origins of saturnday sabbath in this series, Yah wiling. Just planting a seed to be watered later! 🥰❤️🙏🏼
By the information you shared, “yam” can also mean a river or body of water. It does not have to be large body of water because a river isn’t large. However, the dead sea is much smaller than it was in antiquity. It is even much smaller than it was when I irst saw it decades ago due to massive salt extraction. Kedem, qadum, however you choose to phonetically render it in English, definitely means east or toward the east in Hebrew. So how are you making it toward the south? This has nothing to do with how other people rendered their directions. The word has always meant East in Hebrew. You presented good information during the course of the video; but then, you arrive at a fallacious conclusion that even your own information proves is erroneous. If you take the oceans you mentioned, the Indian in the east and the Atlantic in the west, you still have the same east west orientation. So what’s the point in spending all of that time trying to prove that the Hebrew orientation was somehow different, with East being South or whatever? When you read the definition of South in Hebrew you said it was on the right side of anyone facing east. Then you come right back and say it does not mean South but simply on one’s right, totally negating the part about being on the right of someone facing the east. Negev means desert, south or wilderness, which if you live in Isreal or travel to Israel at least, you will see is definitely indicative of that part of Israel and has always been. Now, the information you are sharing about Egypt is a known fact. However, as you have been stating throughout your presentation, we have to be careful not to put Western orientation or thought on the Egyptian‘s viewpoint or worldview. Upward for them was probably more relative to altitude than latitude. Be that as it may, the Hebrews had their own distinct viewpoint. We cannot use an Egyptian viewpoint to try to make a conclusion on the Hebraic worldview. We only need to do that because the argument cannot be justified using Hebraic thought.
Thank you for your comment. I plan to cover the topic of "rivers" in a future episode, because there is a difference of terms used to describe different sizes of rivers. And just to reiterate, I made it very clear in my video that my point about the Indian Ocean in the east and Atlantic in the west was a possibility, not a conclusion. I only suggested why that made more sense. I also said that "south" can mean "to the right side" or "desert region" because the Hebrew words are different--and the English word "south" has been applied erroneously to mean something that isn't consistent with the biblical text. Deciphering through that is a challenge, for sure. And to your last point, we must remember that Moses grew up in Egypt. To know that he was raised in Egypt, lived in Egypt with Egyptian parents, and the point of the Exodus was in Egypt, but to think that he had a different understanding of direction distinct from Egyptian thought is the fallacious conclusion, in my opinion. 2 Chronicles 12:2 & 12:9 also support that the Egyptians (not the Hebrews) went "up" against Jerusalem (meaning south on a modern map), which uses the same word for "up" as in the Book of Exodus, when Yahuah led the Israelites "up" out of Egypt.❤
I love this video❤😊
Amazing. We so quickly skim over certain words because we just have the mindset that its where we are told .. yet the simple Hebrew meaning changes everything! Thank you for sharing your findings and time. Looking forward to all the episodes!
@@amandaharrison2440 HalleluYAH sis! Words are so important. This truly is such a humbling journey 🌾❤️
Thank-you for your care and diligence ❣️
Thank you for your obedience and hard work 🙏 ❤️
This is absolutely fascinating!!! I just continue to be shocked at the depths of the enemy's deceptions!
Wherefore if they shall say unto you, Behold, he is in the desert; go not forth: behold, he is in the secret chambers; believe it not. MATTITHYAHU (MATTHEW) 24:26 את CEPHER
For as the lightning comes out of the east, and shines even unto the west; so shall also the coming of the Son of A'dam be. MATTITHYAHU (MATTHEW) 24:27 את CEPHER
It really is so fascinating! I love searching the depths of Yahuah’s Word 🙏🏼
Wow😮
Amazing research my sister HalaluYah
Thank you, but mostly thank you to YHWH for your dedicated research. I have a question. How do these facts correspond with all the archeological discoveries in the middle east. Thank you.
HalleluYAH ❤ to answer your question, have you watched the video before this (Part 2)? I think that will answer a lot of your questions on the topic of archaeology 🙏🏼
Also the BLB bible app gives all hebrew interlinear translation and also comparative versions
Every day of the week is named after a pagan god... so no matter which named day you choose to acknowledge as Sabbath it's going to have pagan roots if you look.... how is it that an argument against Saturday being the 7th day?... sincerely asking.... I'm only 49 minutes in- maybe you'll elaborate...
We are in the world but not of the world. The point is that Yahuah’s sabbath does not align itself to a Gregorian day of the week. For the same reason that the biblical month doesn’t start on the 1st of a Gregorian month. I’ll be discussing the origins of saturnday sabbath in this series, Yah wiling. Just planting a seed to be watered later! 🥰❤️🙏🏼
By the information you shared, “yam” can also mean a river or body of water. It does not have to be large body of water because a river isn’t large. However, the dead sea is much smaller than it was in antiquity. It is even much smaller than it was when I irst saw it decades ago due to massive salt extraction. Kedem, qadum, however you choose to phonetically render it in English, definitely means east or toward the east in Hebrew. So how are you making it toward the south? This has nothing to do with how other people rendered their directions. The word has always meant East in Hebrew. You presented good information during the course of the video; but then, you arrive at a fallacious conclusion that even your own information proves is erroneous. If you take the oceans you mentioned, the Indian in the east and the Atlantic in the west, you still have the same east west orientation. So what’s the point in spending all of that time trying to prove that the Hebrew orientation was somehow different, with East being South or whatever? When you read the definition of South in Hebrew you said it was on the right side of anyone facing east. Then you come right back and say it does not mean South but simply on one’s right, totally negating the part about being on the right of someone facing the east. Negev means desert, south or wilderness, which if you live in Isreal or travel to Israel at least, you will see is definitely indicative of that part of Israel and has always been. Now, the information you are sharing about Egypt is a known fact. However, as you have been stating throughout your presentation, we have to be careful not to put Western orientation or thought on the Egyptian‘s viewpoint or worldview. Upward for them was probably more relative to altitude than latitude. Be that as it may, the Hebrews had their own distinct viewpoint. We cannot use an Egyptian viewpoint to try to make a conclusion on the Hebraic worldview. We only need to do that because the argument cannot be justified using Hebraic thought.
Thank you for your comment. I plan to cover the topic of "rivers" in a future episode, because there is a difference of terms used to describe different sizes of rivers. And just to reiterate, I made it very clear in my video that my point about the Indian Ocean in the east and Atlantic in the west was a possibility, not a conclusion. I only suggested why that made more sense. I also said that "south" can mean "to the right side" or "desert region" because the Hebrew words are different--and the English word "south" has been applied erroneously to mean something that isn't consistent with the biblical text. Deciphering through that is a challenge, for sure. And to your last point, we must remember that Moses grew up in Egypt. To know that he was raised in Egypt, lived in Egypt with Egyptian parents, and the point of the Exodus was in Egypt, but to think that he had a different understanding of direction distinct from Egyptian thought is the fallacious conclusion, in my opinion. 2 Chronicles 12:2 & 12:9 also support that the Egyptians (not the Hebrews) went "up" against Jerusalem (meaning south on a modern map), which uses the same word for "up" as in the Book of Exodus, when Yahuah led the Israelites "up" out of Egypt.❤