by yahudiymint | Aug 16, 2026 | Ancient Hebrew family and community
Introduction: Shalom and Bayit in Torah Perspective Shalom (peace/wholeness) is not merely the absence of conflict; it is covenant wholeness that blesses the Bayit (household/house) and the wider community. The Yahudiym Sefer (Book) of Law presents covenant promises...
by yahudiymint | Aug 12, 2026 | Ancient Hebrew family and community
Introduction: Thresholds, Covenant, and the Home The Yahudiym Sefer (Book) of Law places the family and the home at the heart of covenant life. The commands to write Yahuah’s (Yah) words on the doorposts and to teach them diligently to children are not mere...
by yahudiymint | Aug 7, 2026 | Ancient Hebrew family and community
Introduction: Why Ir Miklat (City of Refuge) Matters Today The Torah (Law or Instruction) establishes Ir Miklat (City of Refuge) not simply as a legal technicality but as a covenantal pattern for mercy and order. In Numbers 35:9-34; Joshua 20:1-9; Deuteronomy 19:1-13;...
by yahudiymint | Aug 5, 2026 | Ancient Hebrew family and community
Introduction Hospitality is not a mere social courtesy in the Yahudiym Sefer (Book) of Law; it is a covenant duty. The Creator, El Elohiym (God), who is one above all mighty ones, instructs Israel to care for the vulnerable stranger. This teaching looks at narrative...
by yahudiymint | Aug 4, 2026 | Ancient Hebrew family and community
Introduction: Why Restore Berakah (Blessing) in the Home? Blessing (Hebrew: berakah, ברכה — “blessing”) is foundational to covenant life under El Elohiym (the One Creator God). The Yahudiym Sefer (Book) of Law teaches that words of blessing carry covenant...
by yahudiymint | Aug 4, 2026 | Ancient Hebrew family and community
Introduction The Shema is the heart-song of covenant life. In Deuteronomy the command to remember, love, and teach the One true Creator is placed squarely within the home. For parents and household heads who seek to raise covenant children, embedding these commands...
