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The Hebrew language isn’t just a means of communication—it’s a masterpiece of divine design. Every word, every letter, even the order in which they appear, carries intentional meaning.

Unlike English, Hebrew words are built from '''root patterns and letter sequences''' that tell a story within the story. These patterns often reveal a '''prophetic layer''', pointing beyond the surface meaning to something '''eternal and Christ-centered'''.

For example, the word for “father” (אב) isn't just a title. It’s formed by:

* '''א (Aleph)''' – meaning “the One who spoke and created”
* '''ב (Bet)''' – meaning “the revelation to man”

Together, אב tells the story of the '''Creator who revealed Himself as a Father'''.

By examining how Hebrew words are formed—using two-letter “gates,” letter meanings, and their sequence—we can begin to see '''hidden layers of truth''' embedded in the language. These structures often unveil the '''sensus plenior''' of a passage: the fuller meaning that points us to Christ.

This section will guide you through:

* [[ How to break Hebrew words into meaningful parts | How to break Hebrew words into '''meaningful parts''' ]]
* [[ The symbolic value of individual letters | The '''symbolic value''' of individual letters ]]
* [[ Patterns reveal themes of redemption, promise, and fulfillment | Patterns that reveal '''themes of redemption, promise, and fulfillment''' ]]
* [[ How the ancient language itself testifies of Christ | How the ancient language itself '''testifies of Christ''' ]]

Whether you're new to Hebrew or have studied it for years, you'll find that God's fingerprints are on every word—and every word leads back to Him.

'''Let’s start uncovering what was hidden in plain sight.'''