Today is the 2nd day of the Omer.

Begin each night’s count with the blessing:
Hebrew: “Baruch atah YAHWEH Eloheinu Melekh Ha-olam asher kid’shanu b’mitzvotav v’tzivanu al S’firat Ha-omer.”

(English: Blessed are You, YAHWEH our Elohim, King of the Universe who sanctified us with His commandments and commanded us to count the Omer.)

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Today is the 2nd day of the Omer.

2nd day, Sunday evening, April 17, 2022 (17th of Nisan, 5782)

Bet, Beth, Beh, or Vet is the second letter in the Hebrew alphabet.     

Bet is the first letter of the Torah i.e.:   Bereshit (In the Beginning).  We all read the Book of Genesis have the title of Bereshith ( בְּרֵאשִׁית‎) by Hebrew incipit is the key.  

Here is below photo of Bereshit we see red arrow this shows Hebrew incipt. 

The word Beth in Hebrew means House.

Bethel (Hebrew: בֵּית אֵל, House of El or House of God.

Bethlehem means House of Bread. (How appropriate for the birthplace of Yeshua (Jesus) haMashiyach (the Christ) during the Sukkot literally means Feast of Ingathering, or Huts, or The Feast of Tabernacles, or Feast of Shelters, or Feast of Booths they all are same.

Bethsaida means “House of Fishing.” Yeshua chose the fishermen Peter, Philip, and Andrew, and James and John, hailed from Bethsaida followed Yeshua walked.

Bethany means House of Affliction or House of Figs.

We all read Psalms 119:9-16 TLV

BET ב

⁹ How can a young man keep his way pure?
By guarding it according to Your word.
¹⁰ With my whole heart have I sought You
—let me not stray from Your mitzvot.
¹¹ I have treasured Your word in my heart,
so I might not sin against You.
¹² Blessed are You, Adonai.
Teach me Your statutes.
¹³ With my lips I rehearse
all the rulings of Your mouth.
¹⁴ I rejoice in the way of Your testimonies
above all wealth.
¹⁵ I will meditate on Your precepts,
and regard Your ways.
¹⁶ I will delight in Your decrees.
I will never forget Your word.

By Scott Jacobson

Day Two: Gevurah of Chesed: Discipline in Loving-kindness

Healthy love must always include an element of discipline and discernment; a degree of distance and respect for another’s boundaries; an assessment of another’s capacity to contain your love. Love must be tempered and directed properly. Ask a parent who, in the name of love, has spoiled a child; or someone who suffocates a spouse with love and doesn’t allow them any personal space. 

Exercise for the day: Help someone on their terms not on yours. Apply yourself to their specific needs even if it takes effort.