Month: Sep 2023

The PANTING DEER: Arag, verb to pant, (Strong’s 6165). Ayyal, masculine noun deer (Strong’s 354). Arag, sounds like: aw'rag. Root: עָרַג Ayyal, sounds like: ah'yawl. Root: אַיָּל Yesterday I took a lovely trip to visit family in New Brunswick. On my way home I saw three deer grazing in a field. This is not an… Continue reading Arag/Ayyal: The PANTING DEER

We are in the midst of Rosh Hashanah... the head of a new year. It's a good time for new beginnings! Last week I began something new. I went back to school!. I'm now a doctoral student in Biblical Studies at the Colorado Theological Seminary. It’s been a long time coming. I completed my Master’s… Continue reading Hoh’reni, Lamm’deni, Hoh’dieni: TEACH ME, Learn me, Knowledge me up!

Today is Grandparents’ Day in Canada, and many other countries in the world. It’s a particularly special one for me. After years of searching I finally found my biological grandfather with the help of DNA. Unfortunately my Grampa Charlie died in 1992. I didn’t get a chance to meet him, but I have met and… Continue reading B’ney banim: CHILDREN of CHILDREN. Biblical Grandparents & Grandkids.

To LACK/To DECREASE- khaser, verb (Strong’s 2637); LACKING- khaser, adjective (Strong’s 2638); POVERTY- makhsor, masculine noun (Strong’s 4270) Root: חָסֵר Sounds like: kha’sehr & makh’sohr We're looking at a word, this week, that describes my current state of being. I'm taking my two children to their perspective Universities in two different provinces (New Brunswick and… Continue reading Khaser: To Lack, to Decrease, to be in Poverty