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Read this FIRST- On this site we prefer to use the actual Name of our loving Heavenly
Father as it was written in the Word, and thus you will note that we will
use the Four Letter “Memorial Name” of 
- YHVH, which is pronounced as YaHVaH
or YaHWaH. In addition we will also use our Heavenly Father’s
attribute/title, which is Elohim rather than “God,” which
sadly is the name of a pagan god. In addition we also love to use the actual
and real Name of our beloved Messiah which is 
- Yahushua for this is our Saviours
original Hebrew Name as given to Him at birth in
First ~ The
Three Principles When Studying the blessed Word:
At the top of each of all our studies online I reveal the Three Principles, or what we could also call the Three Steps of how we could read and understand the blessed Scriptures, and these Three Principles/Steps are:
1. Who was
Hebrew is full of Blessings:
Beloved, it is also relevant for us to understand that the Hebrew alphabet was and are more than just letters, for the alphabet is also a numerical system, for example providing the most simple explanation; A (Aleph) = 1, and B (Beth) = 2, and so it goes on.
But in the verse that we will read below there is a very special word “forever,” and I will place this wondrous verse before you and I am sure that you will find it more than interesting as we will look at it in its context as well as using the Scriptural numerical information it contains, etc. Has this lit the fires of interest? I pray it has, for if it has not, it may be that prayer is required as a certain amount of deep faith in our loving Saviour is not on a solid foundation!
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You will note that the word “forever” is used, obviously, even in our understanding that should mean what it says, but not according to theologians and the church, for they believe that YaHVaH’s Covenant has now been abolished. Thus Elohim’s “forever” does not seem to hold much ground with the church hierarchy!
However in Hebrew the word “forever” is “olam”, which also translates as “eternity,” “eternal,” “Universe,” “without end.” And there is more, however for now I should think we get the picture.
Yet over the years there have been many who have asked me; “But brother, why does it state in the second part of this very same verse that it is ‘for a thousand generations.’ Does this not mean there is a time limit?” Now this is certainly a very good and a valid question, but we must go back to those three points I mentioned at the top of the page as this is most vital, especially in this verse!
We need to remember that YaHVaH Elohim,
blessed be His Sanctified Name, was speaking to the Children of Israel through
the Psalmist and they at the time of hearing had a certain understanding, and
that beloved, was obviously very different to ours today. I mean, if you could
transport yourself back to
In the word given here, we need to understand
that the children of
Therefore
As I have already indicated earlier, the
Hebrew alphabet is wholly numerical and at the time when this Word was given
the highest numerical denominator was 1,000, therefore what Elohim was
saying to
However, there is something else that we need to understand with the very word “thousand.” The truth is that using “thousand” just by it self would have been sufficient to communicate “forever” or “eternity,” for that is what Israel would have comprehended at that time, for let’s face it they could not count any further! It ended at the number one thousand being the end, “forever!”
Amazingly that ideology remained with Israel and Judah right through to the days of our precious Saviour Yahushua and long thereafter, for even Simeon ben Yochanan - Peter used this precise term in his teachings to his Hebrew faithful and those who had come into the faith, however this great truth has never been understood by the church and christianity, sadly because they never had any Hebraic understanding of the Hebrew language and writings, as well as their ancient thought and customs and how to read the word including the Brit Chadashah - the New Covenant in its context!
“Beloved, do
not forget this one thing, that with YHVH one day is as a thousand
years, and a thousand years as one day.” 2
Thus if “thousand” was already sufficient to communicate “forever” why then did our Heavenly Father need to add “generations?”
We clearly know from the Scriptures that one generation is 40 Years, thus can you imagine what the Almighty was telling Israel here, and astounded Israel for now we not only had He given them the highest number that they could possibly count to, but He now added “generations on top of that, and not one generation, but “a thousand generations.”
Can you see what has occurred here, it has
become a number that is far beyond
Therefore, this Tehillim - Psalm 105:8 clearly proves that the Commandments are indeed FOREVER, just as Messiah Yahushua said!
“Do not think that
I have come to abolish the Law or the Prophets; I have not come to abolish them
but to fulfil them (the New Heaven and New Earth). For truly, I say to you,
until heaven and earth pass away, not an iota, nor a dot, will pass from the
Law until ALL is accomplished. Therefore whoever relaxes one of the
least of these commandments and teaches others to do the same will be called
least in the kingdom of heaven, but whoever does them and teaches them will be
called great in the kingdom of heaven.” Mattityahu -
Now a very simple question, if you know the
Word, what did Messiah mean when He said “ALL is accomplished?” It was certainly not His
death and resurrection, no for ALL was not as yet completed, for we need to
understand Elohim’s complete picture! We need to remember that He who IS
“the Word, who was with Elohim, and who is Elohim” was clearly
speaking of the end time, when the New Heaven and the New Earth, when the
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“Teach me
Your way, O YHVH. I will walk in Your truth.
UNITE MY HEART TO FEAR YOUR NAME!”
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