The document discusses the Hebrew letter Samekh. Some key points: - Samekh symbolizes divine support and protection. Its circular shape represents surrounding and protecting all of creation. - It teaches circular thinking and being inclusive of all people. Once we learn humility and listen to our souls, we are automatically protected. - The number 15 in the Bible represents rest after deliverance. Important biblical events involving freedom from slavery occurred on the 15th day of the Hebrew month.

1. HEBREW ALPHABET LETTERS

2. IMPORTANCE OF HEBREW LETTERS
• Hebrew letters are not just ordinary letters. Each
letter is a symbol, full of many inner meanings,
from literal straightforward meaning, to deeper
spiritual meaning. Understanding the letters
provides essential insight into the deeper
meanings of the Torah or the Bible.

3. REMEMBER THE MOVIE “BEESEASON”

4. LEARNING ANOTHER LANGUAGE OPENS UP NEW OPPORTUNITIES AND GIVES
YOU PERSPECTIVES THAT YOU MIGHT NEVER HAVE ENCOUNTERED OTHERWISE.
• Learning another
language gives the
learner the ability to
step inside the mind
and context of that
other culture.
• "A different language is a
different vision of life." -
Federico Fellini, Italian film
director
• No culture can live, if it
attempts to be exclusive." -
Mohandas K. Gandhi, Indian
nationalist and spiritual leader

5. ALEPH
• Oneness and Unity of the Creator

6. BETH
• household;

7. GIMMEL
• Journey

8. DALETH
• "door“
• "Four Worlds"--Emanation, Creation,
Formation, and Action

9. HEY
• It symbolizes Divinity and Gentility

10. WAW
• vau represents Completion,
Redemption and Transformation
• "Humanity" and the "Restoration of
Judgment

11. ZAYIN
• Means "a spear"

12. CHETH
• It is also the sign of Transcendance
and of Divine Grace

13. TETH
• tet epitomizes Goodness and
Humility

14. YODH
• Literally, "hand" and symbol of the
Jew
• It also means "monument" or "share."

15. KAF
• "palm (of the hand or tree)"

16. LAMEDH
• Meaning literally "to learn," this is the
sign of Wisdom and of Purpose

17. MEM
• "waters," "people," "nations,"
"languages," "tongues."

18. NUN
• nun represents Everlasting
Faithfulness and the Emergence of
the Soul

19. SAMECH
• 60
• A circle, It means
• To surround
• To protect
• To sustain
• To uphold
• To strengthen

20. TO SURROUND, TO ENCIRCLE

21. ALL AROUND, ENCIRCLING

22. A PROTECTIVE SHIELD

23. SAMECH
• Samekh means "to trust," "depend
upon," and "support." It symbolizes
Divine Support and Protection and is
associated with the process of
Memory. This important letter of the
Aleph-Bet also depicts Abundance
and Completeness.

24. THE IMPLICATION IN THE NEW TESTAMENT
•Jesus is our
protector, in him
we are secure.

25. SAMEKH
• The perimeter of Samekh denotes the (God)Creator and its interior
denotes God’s creation, who God constantly supports and upholds
and protects.
• It represents the Orr Makif Surrounding Light of Kabbalah, indicating
the general providence of the Creator, surrounding and sustaining all
of existence, even as we perceive ourselves as separate. The Samekh
is the container of all forms.

26. SAMEKH
• Samekh teaches us circular thinking. It tells us to think for
the good of the whole, not just one’s self (an ability which
comes from the Neshama soul), and to be inclusive of
everything and everyone.
• It is the principle that the wisdom is not contained in just
one vessel, in just one person, but is distributed in all
beings.

27. SAMEKH
• The Samekh teaches us that once we have learned
to clean ourselves of all the negativities and
distortions, controlled the ego, found true humility
and learned to listen to the inner voice of our souls,
that we are automatically guarded, supported and
helped.

28. THE NUMBER 15
• The number 15 in the Bible pictures rest, which comes
after deliverance, represented by fourteen. The 15th day
of the first Hebrew month (Nisan) is the first day of the
Feast of Unleavened Bread, a day of rest for the children
of Israel (and for Christians). The 15th day of the 7th
Hebrew month begins the Feast of Tabernacles, also a
day of rest.

29. God told Abraham in a vision, just as the sun was
setting to begin Nisan 15 on the Hebrew calendar, that
his descendants would end up as slaves in a foreign
country (Egypt). They would, however, eventually be
set free (Genesis 15:12 - 16). Many years later in
Egypt, God miraculously delivered Israel's firstborn
from the death angel just as Passover began after
sunset (Nisan 14).

30. Then, 24 hours later (just as the sun was setting to
begin Nisan 15), the children of Israel began to leave
Egypt (Exodus 12:40 - 41). This night is referred to as
the 'night to be much observed' (Exodus 12:40 - 42,
Deuteronomy 16:1). God's prophecy of freedom, given
to Abraham on Nisan 15, was fulfilled years later on the
exact same day.

31. • After dying on the cross, Jesus' body is placed in a Garden Tomb as
the sun was setting to begin Nisan 15 in 30 A.D. (Matthew 27:57 - 61,
Luke 23:50 - 55, John 19:38 - 42).
• Appearances of the number fifteen
• King Hezekiah, who was sick and dying, prayed that God would
remember his works and how he served God with his whole heart.
God heard his prayer and told the king, through the prophet Isaiah,
that he would be healed and granted an additional number of years
of live (15 - see 2Kings 20:1 - 6).

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