Uploaded September 2022 | Updated September 2026, 18 hours ago
A Ruch inspired song about meditating on what Yum Kypur (Day of Atonement) means from the Father's perspective. Studying the Ancient Abry (Hebrew) helps us to understand more clearly what Ab Yahuah is telling us in His Word.
A glimpse of what Ab Yahuah shared with me, reflection on Yum Kypur and one understanding of what Kypur means from an Ancient Abry (Hebrew) perspective. This language is fluid and living so often times each of us may see different things. The important thing is that you are relying on the Ruch Ha Qadash (Set Apart Spirit) of Yahuah to lead and guide you in your understanding and not man.
Ab Yahuah speaks to us in so many different ways. It's so beautiful what he can convey through His set apart language (Ancient Abry). I'd encourage you all to study His language it WILL be a barakah!
Tudah rabah Yahuah!
A Ruch inspired song about meditating on what Yum Kypur (Day of Atonement) means from the Father's perspective. Studying the Ancient Abry (Hebrew) helps us to understand more clearly what Ab Yahuah is telling us in His Word.
A glimpse of what Ab Yahuah shared with me, reflection on Yum Kypur and one understanding of what Kypur means from an Ancient Abry (Hebrew) perspective. This language is fluid and living so often times each of us may see different things. The important thing is that you are relying on the Ruch Ha Qadash (Set Apart Spirit) of Yahuah to lead and guide you in your understanding and not man.
Ab Yahuah speaks to us in so many different ways. It's so beautiful what he can convey through His set apart language (Ancient Abry). I'd encourage you all to study His language it WILL be a barakah!
Tudah rabah Yahuah!
