Author: Rafael
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Jerusalem Council (Acts 15)
Does Acts 15 Council in Jerusalem Gives License to Gentiles not to follow Torah?
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What does Hebrew means?
The word “Hebrew” comes from the Hebrew term ʿIvri (עִבְרִי), which likely means “one who crosses over” or “from the other side”—deriving from the root ʿ-B-R (עבר) meaning “to cross” or “to pass over.” This may refer to either:
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Keyboard Shortcuts for Hebrew Letters
This is a table with keyboard shortcuts for the Hebrew Alphabet using the ALT key in Windows or the Option key in Apple Devices. Windows Alt Code Mac Alt code Symbol Description Category Alt + 1425 Option + 0591 ◌֑ Hebrew Accent Etnahta Cantillation marks Alt + 1426 Option + 0592 ◌֒ Hebrew Accent Segol…
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Yahweh or Yehovah?
When Moses asked for God’s name in Exodus 3:14, God responded with “Ehyeh-Asher-Ehyeh” (אהיה אשר אהיה), meaning “I Am That I Am” or “I Will Be What I Will Be”, emphasizing God’s eternal and self-existent nature.
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From Proto-Sinaitic Script to Phoenician Language to Hebrew
Proto-Sinaitic script and Proto-Semitic language are related, but they are not the same thing—they operate in different linguistic domains.
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Have you ever wonder?
Why Yeshua gave His life for you? 23 Yeshua answered him, “If someone loves me, he will keep my word; and my Father will love him, and we will come to him and make our home with him. 24 Someone who doesn’t love me doesn’t keep my words—and the word you are hearing is not…
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Origins of the ‘vav’
How is the sixth consonant of the Hebrew alphabet pronounced, and has its pronunciation changed over time?
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The Name (Hashem)
What is the real name of the God of Israel? And Am I allowed to say it out loud and in public? About the journey my family embark few years back, probably this is the most controversial topic
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Hebrew Text Scripts
To grasp the complexity of the Hebrew texts we have today, I needed to understand the history behind their authenticity and reliability. By faith, I trust in Yahweh—His faithfulness, kindness, and deep love for us. I know He will preserve His Word, no matter how much the world has tried to erase it. A powerful…
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Pagan gods in the Bible
The Hebrew Bible (Tanakh) references many pagan gods worshiped by surrounding cultures, often in the context of condemning Israel’s idolatry. n the Brit Chadasha (New Testament), there is no detailed pantheon like in the Tanakh (Old Testament), but some pagan gods or similar concepts appear, especially in the context of Greco-Roman religion.