'Ah-var
Material taken from "Hebrew Word Pictures" by Dr. Frank T. Seekins.
Copyright 1994 Frank T. Seekins All Rights Reserved.
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Ayin
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"Hebrew Word Pictures"
The word for Hebrew, Evri comes from the root word or showresh of ahvar which means to cross over.
The first letter is Ayin
'Ah-var means to cross over. In Hebrew (showresh) means root of the word. The Hebrew people (those who have crossed over) belonged to God. They were a people that were wandering and moving all the time.
The Hebrew people crossed over the Red Sea. (Exodus 14:1b, 21,22,29-31) and the Jordan River (Joshua 1:11; 2:10; 3:8,13-17).
Didn't we cross over from darkness to light? From death to life? From the death of sin to salvation? Is it a coincidence that to be Hebrew means "to see my son"? Just a thought.
Is it a coincidence that in the actual word for Hebrew which has a root form which means to cross over, in there you're going to find a code that means 'to see my son'?
Now, if you see the Son of God as Yeshua, and you're Hebrew, you're going to cross over big time. Is this a coincidence, that God would reveal Himself to His people through word pictures? You must ask yourself, the facts are being presented, you decide.
