The Secret is You’re a Hebrew | Jonathan Cahn Sermon
The Secret is You’re a Hebrew
Friday, June 23, 2023 – The Blossoms of Your Valley
Song of Solomon 6:11 says, “I went down into the garden… to see the blossoms of the valley.” Believers often tell you they’re in a valley and they’re unhappy about it. The valley is a low place. It can be hard times, times of sorrow, loss, weakness and not feeling God. But in Song of Solomon, it’s not a sad thing, it’s a beautiful thing. The valley can be a place of fruitfulness, one of the most fertile places, where the rain and waters flow. So in your life, the low times are often the most potentially fertile, the most potentially fruitful, and the most beautiful. Generally hard times produces the greatest change, repentance or decisions for God. Most believers came to the Lord in the valley. So why do we despise it, if so much more growth, repentance and joy will come from the valley? Don’t despise your valley. Go down, see the blossoms, the vine and the pomegranate. Look for the good fruit God wants to bring forth. In every hard time, you will find what God has being waiting for you, blossoms of the valley.
Came and told Abraham the Hebrew.
Now he was residing by the oaks of the uh the, the brother of brother of an and they were allies of with Abraham.
Now, why am I reading that for one particular phrase?
It says the only time it occurs in the Bible, Abraham, Abraham, Abraham, the Hebrew.
This is the first time that the word Hebrew appears in the Bible in the Hebrew Bible, the word Hebrew.
And what does the word Hebrew mean?
The first Hebrew in the Bible is Abraham, the word Hebrew comes from a Hebrew root word.
That’s the word Ava. Try it.
Now, often the letter V turns into B back and forth in Hebrew and other languages, Avar becomes a, a becomes Hebrew.
So that’s how you get it. A what does it mean? What’s the root of?
What does Hebrew mean ava means to cross over or to pass through a Hebrew is one who crosses over or who passes through?
Very significant? Because how did the Hebrews get out of Egypt?
They crossed over the Red Sea passed through the Red Sea.
Then when they got to the promised land, what happened?
They came to another obstacle, the Jordan river and another barrier and they crossed over again, they had a pass through crossover to get out of Egypt.
They had a crossover to get into the promised land.
When Moses spoke to them at the Jordan, he said, you will cross over this Jordan when you cross over the word he uses a from which we get the word Hebrew.
And as for Moses who could not pass over because God didn’t allow that.
But God brought him up the mountain mountain, I to show him the land and he died there.
But the scripture says an interesting thing.
It says that it was part of the mountains of the Abba, Abba.
Well, that word Ari is the plural for Ava crossing over.
So it was the mountains of those who cross over.
Now, Moses didn’t cross over, but that’s where they cross over.
But Moses crossed over to another promised land on the mountain crossed over. Hebrew is one who crosses over.
Now, if you are born again, you are a spiritual Hebrew meaning you are of the Avar the rim in Hebrew.
By the way, the word for a Hebrew in Hebrew is try it.
The word for the Hebrew language, Hebrew.
You are one who crosses over how, well every one of you who are born again, you came out of it.
Your own Egypt. Number one, you had to cross over out of it.
Number two, you entered a promise a land of God, you got, got out of the wilderness in the promise land.
And that is also a crossing over when you were born again. There was a divide in your life.
Everyone who’s a Hebrew has a divide in their life.
BC AD before him and after him, you crossed over from darkness into light.
You are the one who crosses over from an old life to a new life.
Every Hebrew has two lives, has two realms they crossed over. You crossed your own Jordan.
You pass through a barrier. You are a Hebrew one who crosses over.
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