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MORNING POST: חָלַץ (chalatz), to pull out, rescue
Chalatz: Deliver Us From Evil Means Pull Us Out 🌅 A. L.’s third line. Delitzsch’s Hebrew for “deliver” is the word for pulling something free.
Dear friend on Friday morning,
EVENING POST: שְׁמִטָּה (shemittah), release, letting go
Shemittah: Forgive Us Our Debts, the Way Israel Let Debts Drop 🌙 A. L.’s second line, “forgive us our debts.” Behind it is a Hebrew law about letting every debt fall.
Dear friend on Thursday evening,
MORNING POST: תָּבֹא (tavo), may it come
Tavo: Thy Kingdom Come Is a Prayer for Arrival 🌅 A. L. asked for lines from the Lord’s Prayer. In Hebrew, “thy kingdom come” uses the verb for a king coming to you.
Dear friend on Thursday morning,
EVENING POST: נֹאד (nod), a bottle (and a wandering)
Nod: God Keeps a Bottle for Your Tears, and Counts Your Wanderings 🌙 One of three verses I picked this week. Psalm 56:8 has a pun in it that English can’t keep.
Dear friend on Wednesday evening,
MORNING POST: יִמְלְכוּ (yimlekhu), they shall reign
Yimlekhu: Death Reigned, and Now Grace Says You Will 🌅 Buddy’s verse ends “shall reign in life.” The Hebrew verb is the one Israel sang at the sea.
Dear friend on Wednesday morning,
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