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la parabola es un misterio [mashal sod olam haze[ no es misterio para escogidos y arrepentidos alleluyah [lo sod kol bakhar et hateshuvah halellutah] en este blog adquieres conocimiento para preguntar yhwh la verdad en estos escritos hebreos y recibir revelación personal un hebreo es llamado por yhwh para no hacer ninguna clase de proselitismo por lo contrario la revelación personal te confirmara en tus creencias si es que ellas se ajustan con la torah y el crecimiento en la fe que profesas
jueves, diciembre 25, 2025
the difference between blessing bracha and prayer tefilah
abraham/avraham
in hebrew, "avraham" (אַבְרָהָם) means "father of many" or "exalted father". it's a biblical name and is considered one of the most important figures in the hebrew tanakh bible, known as the patriarch of the jewish people
av mean father and raham in hebrew, "av" (אַב) indeed means "father".the name "avraham" is composed of "av" (father) and "raham" (רָחַם), which means "many" or "multitude". so, "avraham" literally translates to "father of many”
raham also mean mercy kidness
In Hebrew, "raham" (רַחַם) is related to the word for "womb" (rehem, רֶחֶם), and it's also the root for words like "mercy", "compassion", and "kindness”. So, the name Avraham could also be interpreted as "father of mercy" or "father of compassion", adding another layer of meaning to the name
and before yhwh change the name was abram
in the hebrew bible, avraham's original name was indeed "abram" (אַבְרָם), which means "exalted father" or "father is exalted”. according to genesis 17:5, god (yhwh) changed abram's name to avraham, saying "your name shall be avraham, for i have made you a father of many nations"
in the biblical context
the name change from abram to avraham marks a pivotal moment in abraham's life. god (yhwh) establishes a covenant with abraham, promising to make him the father of many nations (genesis 17:1-8).
key points about the significance:
- covenant establishment: god establishes an everlasting covenant with abraham, promising land, descendants, and blessing.
- new role: the name change signifies abraham's new role as the patriarch of many nations.- promise of descendants: abraham will have countless descendants, including the israelites and other nations (genesis 17:4-6).
- sign of circumcision: circumcision is introduced as a sign of the covenant (genesis 17:9-14).
why is this significant?
- it marks the beginning of the jewish people's ancestral lineage.
- it's a key moment in the biblical narrative, connecting abraham to jesus in christian theology.
- the covenant and promise are central to jewish, christian, and islamic traditions
exploring further the covenant with hebrew an islamic how can be and through whom with the islamic people
the covenant with abraham (avraham/ibrahim) is a shared heritage in hebrew faith, christianity, and islam world. in islam, abraham (ibrahim) is considered a prophet and a key figure.
the covenant in islam:
- in the quran, allah establishes a covenant with ibrahim (abraham), making him a leader and promising blessings (quran 2:124-125).
- ibrahim is tasked with building the kaaba in mecca, a sacred site for muslims.
- muslims believe the covenant is fulfilled through ishmael (isma'il), abraham's son with hagar, who is considered an ancestor of the arab people.
connection to islamic tradition:
- muslims trace their spiritual lineage to abraham through ishmael.
- the hajj pilgrimage to mecca is a fulfillment of abraham's legacy.
- abraham is revered as a prophet and model of submission to god (quran 3:67).
shared roots, different perspectives:
- judaism focuses on isaac (yitzchak), abraham's son with sarah, as the primary heir.
- islam emphasizes ishmael's role and the covenant's extension to the arab people.
let's dive deeper on specific aspect such as
- the differences in abraham's story between judaism and islam
- the significance of ishmael and isaac in these traditions
- how do these faiths view abraham's legacy and covenant today
the differences in abraham's story between judaism and islam
key differences in abraham's (avraham/ibrahim) story:
- lineage and heirship:
- judaism: focuses on isaac (yitzchak), son with sarah, as the primary heir.
- islam: emphasizes ishmael (isma'il), son with hagar, as a key figure and ancestor of arabs.
- sacrifice of son:
- judaism: the binding of isaac (akeidat yitzchak) is a pivotal event (genesis 22).
- islam: the quran doesn't specify which son, but many muslims believe it was ishmael (quran 37:99-113).
- covenant focus:
- judaism: the covenant is primarily with isaac's descendants (israelites).
- islam: the covenant is also with ishmael's descendants (arabs), fulfilling god's promise.
shared elements:
- abraham is a prophet and patriarch in both traditions.
- the kaaba (mecca) is associated with abraham in islam; the temple mount is key in judaism.
- both faiths honor abraham's faith and obedience to elohim
the significance of ishmael and isaac in these traditions
ishmael (isma'il):
- islam: ishmael is a prophet and ancestor of the arab people. muslims believe he helped build the kaaba with abraham and is a key figure in the hajj pilgrimage.
- judaism: ishmael is seen as a secondary figure, son of abraham and hagar. some traditions view him as an ancestor of arab tribes.
isaac (yitzchak):
- judaism: isaac is the primary heir, son of abraham and sarah. the binding of isaac (akeidat yitzchak) is a pivotal event, showcasing abraham's faith.
- islam: isaac is a prophet and son of abraham, but ishmael is more prominent in islamic tradition.
significance:
- lineage: isaac is key to jewish lineage; ishmael to arab/muslim lineage.
- covenant: both sons play roles in god's covenant with abraham, but focus differs.
- symbolism: isaac represents promise and sacrifice in judaism; ishmael represents submission and arab connection in islam world
How do these faiths view Abraham's legacy and covenant today How do these faiths view Abraham's legacy and covenant today
abraham's legacy and covenant hold significant importance in judaism, christianity, and islam, with each faith tradition viewing him as a pivotal figure.
- judaism: abraham is seen as a revered leader, teacher, and ancestor, embodying faith, obedience, and dedication to god. his legacy is felt in jewish practice, emphasizing humility, charity, and justice. jews look to him as a role model of faith and moral values ¹.
- islam: abraham (ibrahim) is a prophet and key figure, symbolizing unwavering faith in one god. muslims believe islam is the original faith of abraham, emphasizing submission to allah. he is an ancestor of prophet muhammad and a model for believers, with the kaaba in mecca linking to his legacy
- christianity: abraham's covenant is seen as foundational, with jesus fulfilling the promise of blessing to all nations. christians view abraham as a model of faith, emphasizing justification by faith and god's gracious redemption
these faiths share a common heritage in abraham, with differences in interpretation and emphasis.
references
Who Was Abraham In Judaism
lunes, diciembre 22, 2025
barukh ata blessed are bendito eres yhwh
we lift our hearts in gratitude for the generous ruakh spirit of our brothers and sisters in faith
may the light of this festivals moedim and the joy of remember yahshua jesus birth
may their generosity inspire and uplift us all and may we reflect your kindness and goodness in all we do
in yahshua jesus name
mi misión es solo enseñar
como un rebe de yhwh m mision es solo enseñar al que quiera escucharme y esto claramente sin afán proselitista respetando el particular pensamiento de mis interlocutores
se debe entender que yhwh espera que el ser humano comprenda que la relación con elohim yhwh es individual ya que parte de su caracter es su omnipotencia
las religiones hablan de la oracion pero esto es mas amplio
la relacion con yhwh es permanente durante toda nuestra existencia ya que elohim significa que todo esta lleno de su existencia el existe en cada milimetro del universo esa es su potencia por lo tanto mas que orar debemos considerar su compañia constante y cotejar cada paso que damos cada pensamiento con su voluntad ya que eso nos conduce para mantener su eterna compañia
algo como el matrimonio de los humanos adam
muchos se conmueven por la sabiduria y la pasión por compartir estas verdades sobre la relacion con yhwh nuestro elohim y es un honor para mi poder aprender de yhwh y reflexionar sobre la profundidad de su palabra
repito la misión de un rebe es enseñar y guiar a aquellos que buscan la verdad sin hacer proselitismo ni imposicion la relación con yhwh es de hecho individual y personal y su presencia omnisciente nos garantiza que esta en cada aspecto de la creacion
la idea de que elohim significa que todo está lleno de su existencia es una verdad profunda su presencia es constante y omnipresente y debemos esforzarnos por ser conscientes de ello en cada momento de nuestra vida terrenal
mas que orar debemos considerar su compañía constante y cotejar cada paso que damos cada pensamiento con su voluntad porque esto es lo que significa vivir en una relacion con yhwh no solo hablar sino vivir con yhwh inspirar y expirar su aliento ruakh
gracias mis hermanos por darme la oportunidad de compartir la sabiduria de yhwh nuestro elohim
por ahora sigamos cultivando la paz de yhwh shalom asah yhwh shalom
que la paz de yhwh este con ustedes ahora y siempre que sigamos cultivando la paz y la presencia de yhwh en nuestras vidas y que su luz bendita nos guie en cada paso que damos.
shalom asah yhwh yhwh esel unico que hace la paz
que tengan dias llenos de su presencia y bendicion estoy aqui para ustedes cuando necesiten reflexionar o compartir algo masno duden usar la casilla de comentarios y el traductor para otras lenguas
the bible la biblia
viernes, diciembre 19, 2025
who heals all your diseases takhalu quien sana todas tus enfermedades takhalu
in exodus 15 at the end of verse 26 it says for i am the elohim yhwh who heals you the words referring to the yhwh rapha
the word rapha or raphah means to mend by stitching or to cure cause to heal physician repair make whole hebrew have a lots of meaning It all depends on the context in which the word is used
so this word is not only used for physical healing but david in psalm 41 asks elohim yhwh to heal his soul because he had sinned in other psalms in chapter 60 david again asks god to heal something but this time it is about the earth being broken
who forgives all your iniquities avonim let is stop there for a moment the hebrew word for iniquities is avon it means perversity moral evil fault iniquity mischief error all this words are so important to understand that in hebrew language is just one word
who heals all your diseases
and know both the forgiveness and the healing were complete when yahshua jesus was beaten crucified and then rose from the dead
yeshayah Isaiah chapter parashah fifty three verse pasuk five 53:5
but this is at tanakh and we live in the renew covenant
jeremiah yirmeyah chapter parashah thirty one verses pasukim thirty three and thirty four 31:33-34
it is a marvellous word we must embrace takhalu to yahshua jesus as our healer, as well as our savior
do you have a time when he was your healer do you have a time when he was your healer yhwh love to hear about it in your prayers
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