HOD OF CHESED: Humility in Lovingkindness

Behold King Yeshua is YHWH reigns eternity of eternities (milkadmin) “from eternity”

After sunset, Today is Day 5 of the Omer. 20th of Nisan, 5781.

By Simon Jacobson

HOD OF CHESED: Humility in Lovingkindness

Thursday evening, April 1, we count five days of the Omer. You can often get “locked” in love, unable to forgive your beloved or bend or compromise your position. Hod introduces the aspect of humility in love; the ability to rise above yourself and forgive or give in to the one you love just for the sake of love even if you’re convinced that you’re right. Arrogant love is not real love.

Exercise for the day:  Swallow your pride and reconcile with a loved one with whom you have quarreled.

Hod in Hebrew means splendor, vigour, majesty. Please click hod in H1935

YHWH/Yeshua: Superiority of the Son please click Hebrews 1

Psalms 119:33-40 TLV

HEY ה

³³ Teach me the way of Your decrees, Adonai,
and I will follow them to the end.
³⁴ Give me understanding,
that I may keep Your Torah
and observe it with all my heart.
³⁵ Help me walk in the path of Your mitzvot—
for I delight in it.
³⁶ Turn my heart to Your testimonies
and not to dishonest gain.
³⁷ Turn my eyes away from gazing at vanity
but revive me in Your ways.
³⁸ Fulfill Your word to Your servant,
which leads to reverence for You.
³⁹ Make the disgrace I dread pass away,
for Your judgments are good.
⁴⁰ Behold, I long for Your precepts.
Revive me by Your righteousness.

hey (heh, hei is the fifth letter in Hebrew Alphabet (22 letters). This means  “Hey” is “look,” or “behold!” or “here is ..” or “here I am”

Please click Hineni