Pleasant/sweet/delightful: na’em- verb (Strong's 5276); na’yim- adjective (Strong's 5273) Root: נָעֵם Na’em and na’yim are words that indicate that something is pleasant or sweet. It’s not sweet to the tongue (like candy) but it’s something that gives you that similar feeling of warmth and goodness. In the Bible there were a lot of things that… Continue reading Na’em: SWEET, PLEASANT, DELIGHTFUL
Month: August 2026
Tidied up Word Lists and Psalm 135:3
Hello folks! I've spent the past week tidying up the three word lists on the HebrewWordLessons site. They should be all up to date now. Check them out and let me know if there's a word you'd like added: Word List A-H Word List I-Q Word List R-Z Of course, I don't want to leave… Continue reading Tidied up Word Lists and Psalm 135:3
Behemah: ANIMALS are a Blessing!
Animal: Behemah, feminine noun (Strong’s 929); Behemoth, masculine noun (Strong’s 930). Behemah (b'heymah): בְּהֵמָה Behemoth (b'heymoht): בְּהֵמוֹת Last week I lost a friend. Little Gimli had been in our family for twelve years… although we have three cats, Gimli was my special buddy. My kids always joked that Gimli was really affectionate with them until… Continue reading Behemah: ANIMALS are a Blessing!
Sermon: Goodbye Idolatry!
2 Kings 23 So last week (remember way back then?) we looked at the reign of king Josiah of Judah. His father Amon and his grandfather Manasseh had made a mess of the kingdom, and so, at the age of 26, Josiah decided to renovate the Temple. He wanted to get things back in order.… Continue reading Sermon: Goodbye Idolatry!
Sermon: Rediscovering Scripture
A few weeks ago we looked at how Solomon had started the kingdom of Israel on its road towards absolute disaster. He started worshipping pagan idols. And after his descendants split the Kingdom into two (Israel in the North and Judah in the South) the majority of the kings fell deeper and deeper into idolatry. … Continue reading Sermon: Rediscovering Scripture