March 2025

#Heart Matters, Israel/Hamas

A Frequency too High for Human Ears to Hear…Part I

“Eric Strohm and his colleagues at Ryerson University in Toronto, Canada, showed that when struck with a laser beam, red blood cells emit sound waves — albeit of a frequency too high for human ears to hear.”

God is a Spirit, and He can Hear the cry of Blood.  “The voice of your brother’s blood cries out to Me from the ground.” (Gen. 4:10). We hear the CRY of the Martyrs in Revelation- “When He opened the fifth seal, I saw under the altar the souls of those who had been slain for the word of God. And they cried out in a loud voice, “How long, O Lord, holy and true until You judge those who dwell upon the earth and avenge our blood?” (Revelation 6:9-10)

The Messiah speaks concerning blood and bloodshed in Matthew 23. The scene opens with elite men standing in front of the greatest prophet ever to live. Those in authority, the Torah experts, the Scribes, and the Pharisees, are looking at the Son, but they don’t see Him. Further, these men have never been spoken to by someone with such authority and truth, but they will not RECEIVE Him or correction:

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First Fruits

The Feast of First Fruits or Yom HaBikkurim for Audio Book

I had an epiphany that the priestly names in I Chronicles might hold great prophetic insight. While researching, I received confirmation behind each name of the 24 Elders and the hidden meaning of each name in order of service. Throughout the Bible, people’s names meant something, and they were more tangible than some of the more straightforward names we give our children today. A name back then was not just a title, but the name defined the person. It highlights the character, integrity, and future of a person. Jacob’s name was changed from “supplanter” (trickster) to “Israel,” which means “Triumphant with Yahweh” or “He retains God.” Jacob started out deceiving and stealing his brother Esau’s birthright, but after wrestling with an angel all night, he received a new name that fit his new character.
After pondering these twenty-four men and their names, I set out to tediously look up each Priestly name and its Hebrew meaning in the chronological order given from the Word of God. What I found was astounding:

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