Hebrew Hawaiian

03/17/2026

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03/17/2026

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08/14/2025

We’re thrilled to introduce one of our most requested resources:
👉 The Hebrew Alphabet Chart — Pictographic, Paleo, and Modern Hebrew

https://sacredwordpublishing.com/collections/posters/products/hebrew-alphabet-chart-poster-with-sacred-names

This beautifully crafted 16x24 poster takes you on a journey through time—beginning with pictographic Hebrew, the earliest form used by the patriarchs, through Paleo-Hebrew, and into the Modern Masoretic script seen in Torah scrolls today.

Each letter is accompanied by:
✔️ Its name
✔️ Visual meaning (pictograph)
✔️ Pronunciation
✔️ Prophetic insight

💥 Bonus Revelation: At the bottom of the chart, we highlight the Sacred Names—Yahuah (יהוה) and Yahusha (יהושע)—along with their powerful pictographic meanings:

Yahuah – "Hand Behold, Nail Behold"

Yahusha – "Hand Behold, Nail Destroys the Eye"

These interpretations point directly to the Messiah’s mission as the Crucified Savior and Righteous Judge.

🕊️ The Arabic Gospel of the Infancy of the Savior even records Yahusha astonishing the temple masters with His understanding of the Aleph-Bet—reminding us that the Hebrew letters are more than language... they carry prophetic power.

06/18/2025

06/16/2025

A great read to share with current and expecting mothers!

Did you know that Hebrew words for womb and mercy come from the same root?

06/11/2025

If you wish to buy relatively affordable clothing that is good for your skin in terms of frequencies, check out: https://seamsfriendly.com/search?q=100%25+linen&type=product

High Vibes, Real Life

We recently came across this chart showing the vibrational frequency of fabrics—and it got us thinking. Natural materials like linen, wool, and h**p vibrate at super high frequencies, while synthetic ones like polyester and nylon don’t register at all. Wild, right?

While we haven’t fully made the switch ourselves (farm clothes need to be practical and affordable), we love the idea of being more mindful of what we wear—especially when we’re spending our days connecting with animals, nature, and all things earthy.

So no pressure or perfection here—just something to think about. Even small shifts, like choosing more cotton or supporting natural fiber brands when we can, are steps toward a more grounded, energetic way of living.

We’re all learning together.
High vibes, muddy boots, and a whole lot of love.

05/05/2025

You can run, but you can’t hide… especially from Yah! I used to try to run away from all my problems but it just delayed me from facing them later on down the line. With Yeshua, we can all face any obstacle that comes our way. Believe in Him in the same way He believes in us. That is what true love is like.

Design available as a postcard $5.00

04/28/2025

“Serve Now, Surf Later”

“Servants, obey your masters according to the flesh, with fear and trembling, in sincerity of heart, as to Messiah; not with eye-service as men-pleasers, but as servants of Messiah, doing the desire of Elohim from the inner self, rendering service with pleasure, as to the Master, and not to men, knowing that whatever good anyone does, he shall receive the same from the Master, whether he is slave or free.”
- Ephesians 6: 5-8

Design available as a poster $80.00

04/24/2025

Lisa’s Linen $49.00

Sizes:
XS/S= 30-32 in chest
S/M= 33-36 in chest
M/L= 36-38 in chest

Crafted with care, this camisole is a timeless addition to any wardrobe. The handmade cream-colored undergarment cami tank top is designed with a flattering V-neck and wide straps for a comfortable fit. Made from 100% knit organic linen, this camisole promises breathability and a lightweight feel, perfect for layering or as a standalone piece. Bottom edge is raw for a lightweight, breathable fit. The front is lined with 100% knit linen as well for coverage.

Available in 3 sizes, XS/S, S/M, and M/L, this camisole is a part of the ‘Lisa’s Linen’ collection, emphasizing a solid pattern that exudes simplicity. It’s fully lined and offers a stretch for a regular fit. Carefully manufactured in the United States, this camisole requires hand washing to maintain its quality. Custom storage bag is included, with “Linen” in Hebrew on the front. Custom made by hand in Hawaii, USA.

For larger sizes please send a message to the seller for custom made with measurements provided.

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04/23/2025

Lisa’s Linen $49.00

Sizes:
XS/S: 30-32 in chest
S/M: 33-35 in chest
M/L: 36-38 in chest

“Pishten” is Hebrew for linen, or fine linen in the Bible. The root word is “pash”, which means “extremity” in English, interestingly enough. We are given examples of the many uses for this special fabric in scripture as a holy covering for those in service to Yah.

In the International Standard Version of the Bible, the clearest description of linen and being clean is given first: “This is the law concerning fungal contagions on clothing of wool or linen (whether woven or knitted material) or in any of the articles made of leather, for determining whether it is clean or unclean.” Leviticus 13:59

It’s also noteworthy that “leprosy”, a “deadly unclean contamination” from the KJV and other translations, is described as “mildew”, in this verse. It is less clear in the KJV: “This is the law of the plague of leprosy in a garment of woolen or linen, either in the warp, or woof, or any thing of skins, to pronounce it clean, or to pronounce it unclean.”

I never understood how or what a contaminated garment with leprosy was connected with a “warp or woof”. However, the original language of Hebrew tells us that a “warp or woof” has nothing to do with time or dogs. It’s describing the fabric types: woven linen or knit linen.

In ancient Israel, linen was a significant textile, often associated with wealth and status due to the labor-intensive process required to produce it. The cultivation of flax and the production of linen were important economic activities. Linen garments were worn by priests during temple service, signifying holiness and separation unto God. The use of linen in religious contexts underscores its symbolic association with purity and divine service. (Biblehub.com)

Deut. 22:11 gives specifics about not mixing the fabrics: “You shall not wear a material mixed of wool and linen together.”

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