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Curriculum plan [∞]

▸ ± Isa 43:10 Ye [are] my witnesses, saith the LORD, and my servant whom I have chosen: that ye may know and believe me, and understand that I [am] he: before me there was no God formed, neither shall there be after me.

Discussion

Age	Know	Trust	Understand	Witness and servant
Primer	Hebrew alphabet	Where's Jesus	+ Alphabet catechism	Songs and plays
Elementary	+ Gates	+ Patterns of doctrine	+ Nature of God	Riddles
Teen	+ Pericopes	+ Answering hostilities	+ The cross	Sharing the cross
Adult	+ Advanced pericopes and Symbols	+ Answering skeptics	+ Trinity	Love
Seminary	+ Formations and Vocabulary	+ Notarikon and Hidden	+ The keys	Engaging the world

Discussion

Age	Know
Primer	Hebrew alphabet [∞] The Design of the Hebrew Language: Spirit to Flesh Hebrew is unique among languages—not only in structure but in symbolic meaning. Unlike most languages that move left to right, Hebrew flows right to left—a motion that reflects Spirit moving toward flesh, divine revelation descending into human understanding. The symbolic depth of Hebrew is not just found in its letters, but in the strokes, dots, corners, and position of each character. Every detail is intentional, forming a system that carries meaning beyond phonetics, revealing layers of divine truth. While traditionally recognized as having 22 consonantal letters, Hebrew in its full expression contains 28—including the final forms (sofit), which signal completion and transition. These variations are not random but are part of the structure of revelation itself. Hebrew vowels function differently than in most languages. There are five written vowels: אהויע, but vowels are also inherent and invisible. Since consonants interrupt breath, each consonant is followed by an unseen vowel, mirroring how God's Spirit (breath) flows, yet is shaped by the Word. To engage with Hebrew is to go beyond reading—it is to see the architecture of revelation, where even the smallest mark is part of God’s designed communication with humanity. The final four legged shin does not have a character in the font since it is not used to form any word. I use +ש to represent it.
Elementary	Gates [∞] Vocabulary is built using common gates Form Pronunciation Meaning Reversal Decorations
Teen	Periscopes
Adult	Advanced pericopes Symbols [∞] ▸ ± Genesis 1:1 beginning ↬ Christ created ↬ Son created ↬ Word God ↬ Unknown God את ↬ Eternal heavens ↬ names earth ↬ names ▸ ± Genesis 1:2 formless ↬ vain void ↬ empty darkness ↬ grace upon ↬ unweaned face ↬ countenance deep ↬ vanities Spirit ↬ earthly divine moved ↬ judged waters ↬ creation finished by the son ▸ ± Genesis 1:3 said ↬ Word said ↬ Lamb light ↬ Holy ▸ ± Genesis 1:4 see ↬ discern good ↬ teaching clearly divided ↬ heart of the command ▸ ± Genesis 1:5 day ↬ creation finished by the Son call ↬ vomit revelation night ↬ creation engulfed in teaching evening ↬ cross morning ↬ resurrection one ↬ understanding general revelation ▸ ± Genesis 1:6 firmament ↬ Christ -revelation ר of the cross ק to the flesh ע waters ↬ Words of holiness and grace ▸ ± Genesis 1:7 made ↬ flesh of the marriage which ↬ holy increase
Seminary	Formations and אב אבד אבה אבימלך אבן אבנר אברהם אבשלום אדום אדם אדמה אגני אהב אהל אהרן או אויב אור אז אזן אח אחאב אחות אחז אחר אחרי איל אין איש אך אכל אכלה אל אלה אלהים אךישע אלף אם אמר אמה אמן אמת אנחנו אנכי אני אנשים אסף אסר אף אפה ארון ארז ארם ארץ ארר אש אשה אשור אשר אשרי את אתה אתם אתן ב בא בבך בגד בהמה בור בחר בטח בטן בין בית בית-אל בית-לחם בחה בכור בלע בן בנה בעד בעל בער בקע בקר בקש ברח ברית ברך ברכה בשר בת בתוך בתולה בת-שבע ג גאל גבול גבור גדול גדל גלבע גלה גם גן גפן ד דבפ דבר דוד דם דמים דעת דרך דרש ה ההם ההםה ההוא ההיא הוש היש היה היכל הלך הלל הם המה הן הנה הפך הר הרג ו ...ו והיה והיו ויהי ויהיו ז זאת זבח זה זהב זכר זעף זקו זרוע זרע ח חדל חומה חוץ חזק חזקיהו חטא חטאת חיה חיים חיל חכם חכמה חלל חמה חמור חמס חנן חסד חפץ חצר חק חרב