8. Chet | Paleo Hebrew Alphabet | Judgment on the Lost Tribes of Israel, Sin, Mercy, and more

The scattering of the Lost Tribes of Israel, how the Hebrew letter “chet” helps illustrate the meaning of mercy, and why letters in ancient inscriptions are often sideways.

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About the Original Hebrew Series:

The Hebrew language is unlike any other. Its alphabet originally consisted of easy-to-understand symbols, and the words of the Bible carry the meaning of these symbols. The word “walk” for example, in Original Hebrew, is a picture of a person with a staff in the palm of his hand.

We believe the language and alphabet were designed by GOD, and in this Series, we look at the meaning of HIS words, talk about events from the Bible and ancient history, and a share a few songs along The Way.

Thanks for stopping by, and hope you enjoy.

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