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MORNING POST: יָד (yad), hand
Yad: You Are Held by His Hand, and There Are Two of Them 🌅 “No one will snatch them out of my hand.” In Hebrew, being in someone’s hand means more than being held. Jesus doesn’t stop at one hand.
Dear friend on Friday morning,
EVENING POST: דָּבָר (davar), word, and deed
Davar: In Hebrew, a Word Is Never Just a Word 🌙 “In the beginning was the Word.” John writes it in Greek, but he is thinking in Hebrew, and the word behind it means English something can't hold.
Dear friend on Thursday evening,
MORNING POST: צַלְמָוֶת (tzalmavet), the shadow of death
Tzalmavet: In the Dark Valley, David Stops Talking About God 🌅 “The valley of the shadow of death.”
Dear friend on Thursday morning,
EVENING POST: מְרַחֶפֶת (merachefet), hovering, brooding
Merachefet: Over the Dark Water, God Was Already Brooding 🌙 Before the first word of light, one verb tells you what the Spirit was doing over the formless dark. It is the word for a mother bird over
Dear friend on Wednesday evening,
MORNING POST: יָדַע (yada), to know
Yada: To Know God Is Something You Chase 🌅 “Let us press on to know the LORD.” The Hebrew puts a hunting verb in front of the word for “know,” and then promises what happens when you do: it rains.
Dear friend on Wednesday morning,
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