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Comfort You In Jerusalem ​​Isaiah 66:13

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                                    Fri 16th

                   Comfort You In Jerusalem

                                Isaiah 66:13

 

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SCRIPTURE 

 

Isaiah 66:13

13 As a mother comforts her child,
    so will I comfort you;
    and you will be comforted over Jerusalem.”

 

Hebrew meaning of Comfort...

 

The primary Hebrew word for "comfort" is Nakham (נָחַם), pronounced nah-KHAM, or its noun form Nechama (נֶחָמָה), pronounced nekh-ah-mah. 

Core Meaning of Nakham (נָחַם)

  • To breathe deeply: The primitive root carries the idea of drawing a deep breath or sighing after intense physical or emotional exertion, representing a shift from distress to relief.

  • To console and bring relief: It means stepping into someone's pain to offer presence, compassion, and strength rather than just cold, distant sympathy.

    • To relent or change one's mind: In various biblical contexts, the word can mean to be sorry, repent, or relent from anger or destruction (such as God relenting from punishment). 

Meaning of Nechama (נֶחָמָה)

 

  • Rest and repose: The noun nechama is deeply connected to the concept of menucha (rest).

  • Moving forward with purpose: In Jewish tradition, true comfort does not mean erasing or forgetting a tragedy. Instead, it means finding a way to carry the pain, put the grief to rest, and keep living.

  • Visits of condolence: The traditional practice of visiting and comforting mourners is called nichum avelim, using the same root. 

The Hebrew word for a bedding comforter (quilted bed blanket) is s'miykhah (שְׂמִיכָה), while the theological title of a comforter (one who consoles, such as the Messiah or the Spirit) is m'nachem (מְנַחֵם), derived from the root verb nacham (נָחַם - to comfort or console).

 

  • Hebrew Spelling: מְנַחֵם (noun/participle) or the root verb []

  • Transliteration: M'nachem (Comforter/Consoler) / Nacham (to comfort) []

  • Meaning:

    • In the Hebrew Bible (Tanakh), nacham means to comfort, console, or bring relief (e.g., Isaiah 40:1, "Comfort, O comfort My people").

    • Rabbis traditionally used Menachem (מְנַחֵם) as a title of hope or a name for the Messiah.

    • In New Testament Greek studies, the term "Comforter" translates parakletos (advocate or helper, referring to the Holy Spirit), which shares conceptual roots with Jewish ideas of divine consolation

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  • Now Let's look Deeper

  • Into Who the Comforter is & that is the RUACH HAKODESH HOLY SPIRIT 

Ruach HaKodesh (רוּחַ הַקֹּדֶשׁ) literally translates from Hebrew as "the spirit of holiness" or "the Holy Spirit". 

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The COMFORTER comes to bring HOLINESS IF YOUR NOT READY HE WONT COME TO YOU!  HE WILL GIVE IT TI THE GENTILES WHO ARE READY! 

REMEMBER THAT HOLY PEOPLE OF YAH! 

THE ONES GRAFTED IN WERE ARE WILLING TO RECEIVE HIM THE RUACH HAKODESH 🔥 

OH YES HE IS COMING AGAIN, TO CELEBRATE LIKE IN DAYS OF OLD!  POWER THAT CANNOT BE CONTAINED! 

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Take a Moment see this Short Clip of the Power of RUACH HAKODESH 🔥 

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GET THE PICTURE?

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POWER IS COMING & FEW ARE READY!!!!  RUACH HAKODESH WILL COMFORT YOU IN JERUSALEM, THOSE HE CALLS  FOR YOU TO COME! 

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Word Breakdown

  • Ruach (רוּחַ): Means "spirit," "breath," or "wind". It suggests movement, vital life force, or an invisible yet powerful presence.

  • Ha- (הַ): The definite article meaning "the".

  • Kodesh (קֹדֶשׁ): Means "holiness" or "the holy".

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Meaning in Judaism

In traditional Judaism, Ruach HaKodesh refers to the divine influence, inspiration, or active presence of God resting upon a person: 

  • Divine Inspiration: It is closely associated with prophecy, deep insight, wisdom, or a sudden spiritual elevation that enables a person to perceive or communicate truths beyond ordinary human capability.

  • Not a Separate Person: Unlike Christian theology—which views the Holy Spirit as a distinct person within the Trinity—traditional Judaism does not view Ruach HaKodesh as a separate deity or independent entity, but rather as an expression or emanation of God's power and spirit

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PROPHECY WITH YAHWEH 

10/15/26 - 11:28 p.m.

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Watch "COMFORT YOU IN JERUSALEM  Isaiah 66:13" on YouTube

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YAH & Prophet DDK 🔥 

ALL ARE WELCOME

FATHER Invites you to Come, Be Never the Same; HE is Making All Things New!

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YAH & Prophet DDK!

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Acts 2:46

46 Every day they continued to meet together in the temple courts. They broke bread in their homes and ate together with glad and sincere hearts,

 

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