Tzitzit The Reminder of Yahweh’s Commands

1. Tzitzit The Reminder of Yahweh’s Commands

2. An Offering By Fire

3. Fire Offerings – eeshah hv,ai

4. Burnt offerings – ohlah hl;[o

5. Sacrifice offerings – zeh-vach jb'z<

6. Vows – neh-dehr rd,n<

7. Freewill offerings – neh-dah-vah hb;d;nÒ

8. Peace offerings – she-lah-mim !ymil;v]

9. Drink offering – neh-sehch &s,n<

10. Grain offering – min-chah hj;nÒmi

11. These offerings are karbahn which means “to draw close” @B;r]q;

12. For the Native born and the Stranger

13. Bemidbar 15:14 – 16 the Assembly and for the “…stranger who sojourns with you…”

14. The word “assembly” in verse 15 is “Kah-hal”. lh;q;

15. And He wrote on the tablets according to the first writing, the Ten Words, which Yahweh had spoken to you in the mountain from the midst of the fire in the day of the assembly. Then Yahweh gave them to me…”

16. Kahal = lh;q; = an assembly or congregation = the same word as “church”.

17. Word Study The Hebrew word for “stranger” is gehr rg<

18. Word Study And not “goy” which means nations or gentiles. y/g

19. The gehrim receive blessings from Yahweh because they are a part of Israel.

20. Sin by mistake

21. Sin offering

22. Word Study Sin offering tf;j'

23. Bemidbar 15:29 tells us that this command is for the native born and the sojourner.

24. Deliberate sin

25. “But the being who does whatever defiantly, whether he is native or a stranger, he reviles Yahweh, and that being shall be cut off from among his people.”

26. The word “defiantly” in Hebrew is beh-yad rah-mah or “with hand lifted high”. This means “in your face”.

27. This “deliberate sin” is one committed by either the native or the stranger.

28. The word “reviles” in Hebrew is gah-dayf which means to “blaspheme” or to “insult”.

29. Gathering sticks on Shabbat

30. The man gathering sticks was working on Shabbat.

31. Tzitzit to remember Yahweh’s commands

32. Bemidbar 15:37 – 41

33. Tzitzit: - Plural Tzitziyot. Found in both the Torah and Messianic Scriptures. Bemidbar 15:37-41; Devarim 22:12. Yahshua also wore the Tzitzit as found in the Messianic Scriptures. Mattithyahu 9:20; 14:36.

34. Word Study Tzitzit – fringe, tassel, lock, curl txiyxi

35. Similar words Tzitz – to bloom, to shine $yxi

36. Similar words Hatzaytz – to look, to glance $xeh;

37. Similar words Tzitzah – flower hx;yxi

38. Hint The Tzitzit is something to look at. Our memory will bloom or shine and we will remember Yahweh’s commands.

39. Word Study The Hebrew word for “corner of” is kan-fay ypenÒK'

40. Similar words Kah-nahf – corner, edge, border, sail, wing #n:K;

41. Similar words Kah-nayf – to hide oneself #nK Æ#nEK;hi

42. Hint Healing in His wings: Mal’aki (Malachi) 4:2 “But to you who fear My Name the Sun of Righteousness shall arise with healing in His wings…”

43. Blue cord

44. Word Study Techay-let – blue, sky blue, purple tl,ket]

45. Similar words Teech-lah – hope, perfection hl;k]ti

46. Similar words Tach-leet – end, purpose tylik]t'

47. Hint Romiyah (Romans) 10:4 tells us that Yahshua is the “end of the law”

48. KJV “For [Messiah] is the end of the law for righteousness to every one that believeth.”

49. The Scriptures “For Messiah is the goal of the ‘Torah unto righteousness’ to everyone who believes.”

50. The Hebrew Peshitta uses the word “tahch-leet” for “end” or “goal”