13. Mem | Paleo Hebrew Alphabet | Living Waters, Return of THE KING, and more

A review of epic water events in the Bible, the Living Waters coming to the land of Israel, and the return of YASHUA HA MASHIACH.

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About the series:

We believe the Hebrew alphabet was designed by GOD, and in this Series, we look at the meaning of HIS words, talk about events from the Bible and ancient history, and share a few songs along The Way.

Thanks for stopping by, and hope you enjoy.

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Series topics:

Hebrew word studies
Bible study
Ancient history
The ancient Hebrew alphabet, also known as paleo Hebrew, Proto-Sinaitic Script, and Proto-Canaanite Script.

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Attribution:

The material on this channel is provided without profit for educational and informational purposes only.

Content: written and created by Original Hebrew.

Video & Music: All film footage is from films believed to be in the public domain; waterfall footage is from RoyaltyFree Videos for Content Creators; all other footage and music is original, all rights reserved.

Sound Effects: original works, royalty free clips from purchased software, or public domain sounds from freesound.org.

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