When someone is sick or needs healing, you have perhaps heard the phrase the Balm of Gilead used. What is the Balm of Gilead and what does it do? What makes it significant? Can Ancient Hebrew Pictographs provide any clues giving us more meaning? Does anything in this expression point us to Messiah? Let’s investigate.

http://livingwordin3d.com/discovery/2018/12/12/the-balm-of-gilead/

We all experience times when we need healing or restoration. The Hebrew word for this is Aruka. What does this word actually mean and how does this happen? Does anything in the Hebrew pictographs describe this to us more fully? Does anything in these pictographs point us to Messiah?

http://livingwordin3d.com/discovery/2019/01/28/aruka-healing-or-restoration/

Most of us know the story of Job but have you ever wondered if there was anything special about his name? Does the name of Job have a Messianic meaning and if it does what does it have to do with us? This question and more will be answered, coming right up.Most of us know the story of Job but have you ever wondered if there was anything special about his name?

http://livingwordin3d.com/discovery/2017/11/01/the-messianic-meaning-of-job/

What does the name Job mean and what does it have to do with the Hebrew word LOVE?  This question and more will be answered, coming right up. There are at least three popular conventional meanings for the name of JOB that are proposed by Hebrew Bible Scholars. We have already explored the Hebrew word for enemy as a possible meaning and in our last article, we examined the Picture meaning of LOVE as we asked the question….What does Job Mean?

http://livingwordin3d.com/discovery/2017/10/28/love-by-the-numbers/

There are at least three popular conventional meanings for the name of JOB that are proposed by Hebrew Bible Scholars. As we discovered in the previous article some believe the name JOB signifies one who is hated and counted as an enemy. We have already explored the Hebrew word for enemy as a possible meaning, now let’s look at another couple possible meanings of the name of Job. Many Hebrew language scholars believe the name of Job was an expression of the love and desire that his parents experienced when Job was born.

http://livingwordin3d.com/discovery/2017/10/18/love-desire/

There are at least three popular conventional meanings for the name of JOB that are proposed by Hebrew Bible scholars. Some believe the name signifies one who is hated and counted as an enemy. You cannot read the Biblical account without understanding that Job had an army of enemies.  Job has enemies on earth and in the heaven above the earth where Satan has temporary authority and wicked legions at his command.

http://livingwordin3d.com/discovery/2017/10/05/the-enemy/ 

Would you be surprised if I told you that the essence of HATE is revealed in the name of Job? To be clear, I am not saying, as other bible scholars have speculated, that the name JOB can be translated as HATE or ENEMY. Job does not mean Hate or Enemy.

http://livingwordin3d.com/discovery/2017/09/27/hate-the-essence-revealed-in-job/

The Gospel that was first written in the stars is the same Gospel written in the textual revelation so carefully preserved by God in order that we might know and love His truth. God wants us to consider His redemptive work and has covered the earth with a Firmament, a heaven directly above the earth that was designed from the very beginning to bear silent witnesses to His gracious plans, His power and His glory.

http://livingwordin3d.com/discovery/2017/09/20/firmament-suspended-between-two-realms-part-2/

Job is one of the most interesting and often misunderstood books in the entire scriptures.  We will be examining the story of Job from a vantage point that is illustrated in the very pictures and numbers that make up the Hebrew words disclosed to us in the story. The Lord has placed these pictures in the book of Job in order to increase our awareness of the hidden world that encompasses our daily lives.

http://livingwordin3d.com/discovery/2017/09/20/firmament/

Job 1:6-8

These words were designed as a challenge and an affront to Satan. Satan did not miss God’s implied rebuke that was designed to confront Satan of his own rebelliousness. The words spoken by God to Satan were also understood as a challenge, exactly as God intended they would be. It is in the created expanse above the earth and under the firmament called the “air” where Satan rules a host of angelic rebels and evil spirits.

http://livingwordin3d.com/discovery/2017/09/16/the-story-of-job-part-iii-satan/