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Ee-vreet

Material taken from "Hebrew Word Pictures" by Frank T. Seekins.
Copyright 1994 Frank T. Seekins.
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Hebrew is read from right to left.

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Starting with b-reet, which means covenant.

See the breet study

and by adding an ayin

one additional letter, we form ee-vreet which means the Language of Hebrew.

The Ayin which the ancient symbol that looks like an eye and means 'to see' or 'to show to others' or 'to experience'.

The word picture actually reveals to us that the Hebrew language is to reveal the covenant.

The covenant being revealed is the cross of My Son.

Hebrews 12:24;

Ga. 6:14;

Col. 1:20;

Hebrews 12:2

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