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Acts 9:36 "Now in Yafo there was a disciple named Tavita...she was always doing charity and other good deeds." The purpose of this blog is to encourage and inspire us all to be as Tavita, who was not known by her physical beauty or a great personality or even by her intelligence, but by her loving acts. We strive to be good stewards of that with which God has blessed us by "saving our shekels"!
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Hebrew Word Dictionary
Abba - Father.
Baruch - Blessed.
HaShem - Literally "The Name." This is used referring the Name of God. Usually the LORD in most English Bibles.
Haftarah - Weekly portion from the prophets coinciding with parasha portion.
Moshiach - Literally "Anointed One." It is translated into English as "Messiah."
Parasha - The Torah is divided into 54 portions for weekly reading, going through the entire Torah in one year. Each week countless Jews and increasing numbers of believers read these portions together. Each parasha is named by one of the first words appearing in portion.
Shabbat - The Sabbath, or seventh day of the week.
Shalom - Peace.
Sha'ul - Paul's Hebrew name, which he used interchangeably just as many people today have a Hebrew name and a name from the country where they live.
Sh'mitah - The seventh or sabbatical year in which God commanded His people to allow the ground to lie fallow. It is currently beginning to be observed in some parts of Israel today.
Todah - Thank you!
Yeshua - Literally "salvation." Hebrew name for Jesus.
Baruch - Blessed.
HaShem - Literally "The Name." This is used referring the Name of God. Usually the LORD in most English Bibles.
Haftarah - Weekly portion from the prophets coinciding with parasha portion.
Moshiach - Literally "Anointed One." It is translated into English as "Messiah."
Parasha - The Torah is divided into 54 portions for weekly reading, going through the entire Torah in one year. Each week countless Jews and increasing numbers of believers read these portions together. Each parasha is named by one of the first words appearing in portion.
Shabbat - The Sabbath, or seventh day of the week.
Shalom - Peace.
Sha'ul - Paul's Hebrew name, which he used interchangeably just as many people today have a Hebrew name and a name from the country where they live.
Sh'mitah - The seventh or sabbatical year in which God commanded His people to allow the ground to lie fallow. It is currently beginning to be observed in some parts of Israel today.
Todah - Thank you!
Yeshua - Literally "salvation." Hebrew name for Jesus.
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