A merry heart doeth good like a medicineSometimes a word is used only once or twice in the Word of God, usually for a reason.
Right there, we must expect to find a hidden treasure (see here), a very special message.
This time around the word has to do with healing, to be set free! Your medicine.
The Hebrew word for healing or heal in the old covenant is râphâh or רפה. This word is used throughout the old covenant in its various forms and in 99.9 per cent of all cases. It has a beautiful word-picture (pictograph formed by the ancient pictures for the Hebrew letters that form the word) depicting: The Highest pronounce Grace - God gives forth (words) His Grace (Jesus).
God was known to be YHVH Râphâh (יהוה רפה) in the old covenant, even under the law. (Exo 15:25)
Is there another word for healing?
God was known to be YHVH Râphâh (יהוה רפה) in the old covenant, even under the law. (Exo 15:25)
Is there another word for healing?
Studying God's Word with the help of the Spirit of Truth shows a peculiar word gêhâh or גּהה used only twice, once by the wise king Solomon and once by the prophet Hosea.
So there is definitely something here we should note.
The word is used once in the negative:
Hosea uses the word in the negative in his prophecy against the nations of Ephraim and Judah in Hos 5:13. Having forsaken God they turned to the Assyrian king, Jareb (contender against) for help - they literally turned to their enemy for healing ...
The word is used once in the negative:
Hosea uses the word in the negative in his prophecy against the nations of Ephraim and Judah in Hos 5:13. Having forsaken God they turned to the Assyrian king, Jareb (contender against) for help - they literally turned to their enemy for healing ...
When Ephraim saw his sickness, and Judah saw his wound, then went Ephraim to the Assyrian, and sent to king Jareb: yet could he not heal you, nor cure you of your wound. Hos 5:13The word is used once in the positive:
The wise king Solomon (Peace) also uses this word, but in the positive in Proverbs 17:22:
A rejoicing heart causes good healing, But a stricken spirit dries the bones.
This is it.
Finding our joy, confessing and pronouncing Him who heals causes healing - as simple as that!
Finding our joy, confessing and pronouncing Him who heals causes healing - as simple as that!
Surely there is a word-picture?
There is a mind-blowing word picture for gêhâh or גּהה.
Note the double הה.
In Hebrew a letter is doubled to show it's intensive form ... like the ultimate red, will be 'red red'.
What's the picture here?
In Hebrew a letter is doubled to show it's intensive form ... like the ultimate red, will be 'red red'.
What's the picture here?
גּ - Lift high or carry forth
ה - Grace
ה - Grace
Lift high ultimate Grace!
ה - Grace
ה - Grace
Lift high ultimate Grace!
Lift high Yah'shua!
Rejoice in Jesus your Healer!
He is the reason for your healing and for you to heal others!
He is the reason for your healing and for you to heal others!
He has done it. It is finished! It's yours for the taking.
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