February 6, 2012: "Hidden Treasures From Our Hebrew Roots" - The Hebrew Letter "Chet"

[@Joseph-c5f6m]

Live this series.

[@Elohim7774]

Excellent teaching i literally change my frequency to this. Powerful word. You just verified me the holy Spirit immediately witness to my soul this is me. Proverbs 31 woman literally❤thankyou🌹

[@beholdon5785]

What a message! Glory! Thank you precious Rabbi/Pastor Mike Biltz. ❤❤❤ Deep and profound message that flows from the dear heart of Yah! Shalom! Shalom Sir! Thank you so very much for ALL that you have done!!!!

[@just4fame]

Great teaching.. thank you Pastor.

[@kathleenking47]

It's not pronounced heit, but khet

[@shirleyannelindberg1692]

Thank you Pastor Mark.

[@peaceabound3521]

Wow I love Hebrew - such deep revelation.

[@randyallen8440]

It came to me suddenly as I'm watching teachings of the Hebrew alphabet and Adana me that is a treasure map on how to exactly get in heaven if you follow the letter by letter step by step and don't deviate from god's plan cause X. marks the spot

[@randyallen8440]

The Hebrew alphabet is a treasure map on how to get in heaven following it letter by letter in consecutive order X. marks the spot at the end of the alephabit

[@kijihigh6826]

Why was Adam’s wife called Eve? The English word has no meaning. Her name was Havah meaning “life.” What else in the Bible has been changed which has no meaning!!!! Thank you for pointing this out.

[@blackoutninja]

This is looking disturbingly similar to Judaeolatry/judaizerism

[@Alaina420ful]

Why?

[@Alaina420ful]

Why? It was God Himself who Gave each letter it's shape, it's Biblical Numeric meaning, It's Symbolic meaning, each of each letter's meanings. God, not man.

[@blackoutninja]

Alaina Reilly Are you willing to say the same of Greek?

[@Alaina420ful]

blackoutninja NO. NOT Aat this time. That could change with more info. Why do you ask. What is your stance. What info do you have for me?

[@blackoutninja]

Alaina Reilly The point I'm making is that there is no 'Holy language'- there were holy Words, written in a human language; but material like this reinforces the idea that there's something especially holy about Hebrew or Israelite culture and language, which is unscriptural [Gal. 3:28].