M.W. Brown (Bedrockonline.org)

‘Bedrock’, a term for a solid and lasting foundation, describes the unshakable and enduring nature of the Hebrew alphabet. Is it any wonder why God used the Hebrew writing system as the primary source for the Bible?

 
Consisting of only twenty-two letters, this remarkable alphabet captures, in its symbolic form, the essence of God’s Son, the Messiah. And, as the itinerant rabbi from Nazareth, Jesus confirmed his connection with the Hebrew alphabet throughout his ministry. He said he was, “the alef”, the first letter of the alphabet. He said he was, “the tav”, the last letter of the alphabet. In fact, all twenty-two letters are an undeniable representation that encapsulate his life.


This brief volume addresses the phenomenon that Jesus is, in deed, the living word. It is a worthwhile pursuit to search out and discover the message of the Messiah in the Hebrew alphabet.

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