Hebrew Word of the Week #4 06/21/2026 Pronounced: eh-MET Definition: Truth; faithfulness; reliability; that which is firm and sure. Theological Significance: One of God's core attributes. God is truth and His Word…
Hebrew Word of the Week #3 06/14/2026 Pronounced: shuh-LOHM Definition: Peace; wholeness; completeness; well-being; harmony✦ ✦ ✦ Theological Significance: Far deeper than the absence of conflict, Shalom describes…
Hebrew Word of the Week #2 06/07/2026 Pronounced: YAH-way Definition: Yahweh is the modern English transliteration for God's Personal and Divine Name YHWH. Ancient Hebrew texts and early Greek transcriptions…
52 Hebrew Words You Should Know A Year of Sacred Words 52 WEEKS | ONE SACRED WORD PER WEEK © GodTime.blog 52 Hebrew Teaching Cards A Year of Hebrew Words…
Third Month (Sivan): Revelation, Covenant, and the Fullness of MessiahGod's Third Month is the month of revelation fulfilled, covenant renewed, and purpose ignited. It is the season when the Word…
Shavuot and Pentecost call us to stand in awe of the God who speaks and breathes, who writes and fills, who commands and empowers. The fire that once burned on Sinai now burns within hearts redeemed by Messiah. So on this 50th Day — May 22, 2026, we remember:God gave His Word. God gave His Spirit.
Every spring a quiet but powerful biblical practice, commanded by GOD, begins to unfold: the Counting of the Omer. As the echoes of Passover and Resurrection Sunday still linger and…
Ever wondered why the Bible starts its days at sunset? Explore the differences between the Gregorian and Biblical (Hebrew) calendars and discover the rhythm of God's time.
Discover how Yeshua the Messiah fulfills the prophetic patterns of the Passover calendar. Explore the spiritual significance of the Month of Nisan, from the sacrifice of the Passover Lamb to the resurrection glory of the Feast of First Fruits in Biblical Year 5786.
Plan your sacred season with the Passover and Easter 2026 calendar. View key biblical dates for Nisan 5786, including the Seder, Unleavened Bread, and Resurrection Sunday.
