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Turah Teaching Series
Intro
The
Turah as delivered by Masha.Commonly known as “The Law”, “The Law of
Moses”,”The Old Covenant”, or “The Covenant of Man”. What is it? What is
it’s importance? What things should be followed, and what things are
old news? Is any of it still relevant, or should we just pray and ask
forgiveness?
As we come to understand that we are the Abary, we have also come to
understand that we should have never transgressed the Law as given by
Masha. Problem is, we don’t know what all these laws are, so stopping
the constant transgression is nearly impossible. There are laws
governing everything from our hair and clothing to our food. We all
have a basic understanding of some of the bigger ones like unprovoked
murder, adultery, and so forth, but what about shaving, or mixing
fibers?
Truthfully,
even as I type these sentences, I am unaware of all the laws, their
nuances, or what changes will need to happen for me to be fully
compliant with them. I admit, it is a bit intimidating.
But then I think about all the evil that has entered the world due to
disobedience to these laws. I think of the million upon millions of our
dead ancestors, who for lack of doing this study, have died for lack of
listening. Yahuah says through Hosea:
“My
people are destroyed for lack of knowledge: because thou hast rejected
knowledge, I will also reject thee, that thou shalt be no priest to me:
seeing thou hast forgotten the law of thy God, I will also forget thy
children” Hosea 4:6
We, The Abarym, are in the predicament we are in today as a
direct result of rejecting Turah. As we will see, when Turah was given,
it was given with a blessing and a curse. For those who kept the Turah,
thus honoring Yahuah, there was unlimited blessings of life, family,
providence. But for those that transgressed just the opposite was true;
death, isolation, and lacking would follow these people waiting to
devour those who chose not to return to the right way of life, as given
by Yahuah.
The purpose of these teachings is to find a better understanding of The
Turah. We will discover what it says, how it should be applied, and its
modern implications. Along the way we will be learning the Abary words
that were given, in order that we can cast off any English
misunderstandings, over or under interpretations, are blatant ignoring
of Turah by modernity. I will provide a lexicon for each lesson, and in
future may even hyperlink the words for ease. So, if you don’t readily
recognize a word, please see the lexicon.
Another important note is that I do not recognize the Modern Hebrew
vowel-pointing system, which changes and distorts meanings of words. I
try and stick to a purer form of Abary, without vowel pointing, based on
the pronunciation of the Abary characters and their natural
pronunciation. Vowel pointing was introduced for the very purpose of
adding sounds to the language that are not native to the language
initially. That being the case, words like “Israel” and “Jerusalem” are
not actually Abary, but yiddish, a mixture of Abary, Aramaic, and German
language sounds. The actual spelling and pronunciation of Israel is
“Yasharal” and Jerusalem is “Yarushalaym”.
I will be using Strong’s Exhaustive Concordance, and a King’s James
Bible as my main resource materials, as well as biblesuite.com, which
offers several concordances, including Brown-Driver-Briggs,NAS
Exhaustive, and Englishman's Exhaustive Concordances, and references,
and will include these citations in my my work as we go along. As a side
note, remember that Abary is read RIGHT TO LEFT. I will provide the
character definitions with words.
My prayer is that through these studies, all who are involved in
reading and learning, myself included, can come to a closer
understanding of what it means, and how, to follow after our Creator,
Yahuah our Alahym. I am not seeking, nor want, any fame or notoriety. I
pray for direction, and welcome correction in the name of Yahuah. I am a
man, and I may speak without full understanding, but it is my prayer
that Yahuah guide my lips and my fingers, and he blight away any trace
of my own righteousness and understanding and let only His stand true,
and be delivered. As we embark upon this journey, let us keep Him first
and foremost in our minds, hearts, arguments, disagreements, and
reasonings.
As this series progresses, I will be addressing any and every comment, question, or disagreement through the comments section, email, or twitter. I encourage an open conversation, and welcome all questions. Please do not hesitate to comment, or contact me via twitter. Also, as needed, there will be side lessons and comments titled as "Turah Teaching SideNotes". These will be used to discuss specific histories and supporting research as needed to help understand and put a context on the main series, or to discuss in length nuanced points.
Yahuah barak the hearers and doers of His word, and visit swiftly all
those who would stand against it to bring it down or render it nothing.
Heed this blessing and this curse. Yahuah is not a man, that He fears
man, nor counts Him special. He will not tolerate a misleading of His
children, especially those who do seek Him in truth and spirit. Be not
counted amongst those who do seek to usurp His throne, for His judgement
is pure, and His vengeance exact, missing none, and excusing only those
in His will. Aman.
So, with that, let’s begin to return mashpacha.
Shalum,
Yarahyahu Yashar’al
5/19/2013
Lexicon
5/19/13
Turah- Strong’s Hebrew #8451 תּוֹרָה
pronounced too-rah
Rendered “Torah” due to vowel points
Tav-Ud-Resh-Ha (R to L)
translated as law
also means direction or instruction
point of reference- Deutoronomy 4:8
Masha - Stong’s Hebrew #4872 מֹשֶׁה
Abary/Abarym- Strong’s Hebrew #5680,5677,5674 - עִבְרִי
pronounced aba-ree, aba-reem
Rendered “Ibri” due to vowel points
Changed to “Hebrew” in English
means descendants of Eber, used to describe Abraham and His descendants
Possibly also means crossed over (if given by foreigners, and then taken later)
Ayn-Byth-Resh-Yad
Genesis 14:13,40:15
Yashar’al- #3478, a combination of 8280 & 410 - : יִשְׂרָאֵל
pronounced yah-sha-awl
Rendered “Yisra’el” by vowel points
Changed to “Israel” in English
means either “he will rule as a prince of Yah(god)” or “He strives with Yah(god)”
Given to Yaqub (Jacob) and his descendants
Yad-Shyn-Resh-Alaph-Lamad
Gen 32:28
Yarushalaym- #3389 יְרוּשָׁלַ֫םִ
pronounounced yah-roo-sha-la-eem
Rendered “Yaruwshalim” by vowel points
Changed to “Jerusalem” in English
means “foundation of peace”
Capitol of Yashar’al
Yad-Resh-Shyn-Lamad-Mym
Joshua 10:1
Yahuah- #3068- יְהֹוָה
pronounced Yah-Hoo-Ah
Rendered “Yahweh” by vowel points
Changed to “Jehovah” in English
means “self existent or eternal”
Proper name of the God of Yashar’al
Yad-Ha-Ud-Ha
Exodus 3:15
Barak- #1288- בָּרַך
pronounced bah-rahk
means “to bless”
Byth-Resh-Chet
Gen 12:2
Mashpacha- #4940-מִשְׁפָּחָה
Shalum- #7965 שָׁלוֹם
pronounced sha-loom
Rendered “Shalom” by vowel points
means “peace”
also means “completeness, soundness, welfare”
Shyn-Lamad-Ud-Mym
Gen 15:15