I know some of my readers had been asking me whether I am a student of the Hebrew language and my honest answer would be, 'No'. What I do dabble with occasionally are some of the common phrases and what I had learnt from my own pastors especially my Senior Pastor Joseph Prince. Now he is truly a Hebrew language exponent.
So what do I mean when I use certain terms like when I greet you, "Shalom" or when I say, "Shalom Bokertov" or when I sign off as "Shalom, Shavrou-tov"?
"Shalom" - peace, wholeness, health, prosperity, completeness
"Shalom Bokertov" - peace in the morning or good morning
"Shalom Shavrou-tov" - peace for the week or have a blessed week
Of course some of the Hebrew words which I quoted in my earlier posts are from the on-line bibles and you can find pretty good help at "Bible-Corsswalk" (which I have included in my Favourite Links on the left column). Do your word search using the option "NAS with Strong's Number" and then you will see some of the words highlighted in blue and underlined. Click on these words and a separate page will come up with all the explanation of the Hebrew including the phonics.
So go ahead, enjoy your on-line search and be blessed...
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