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Aramaic Word of the Day - ܐܒܐ (Abba) - Father
I remember one evening as i was walking through the olive groves of Gethsemane just before sunset. It is a stone through from my house in the old City, i am used to walk around the city 3 to 5 miles each day, just to gather myself and have time with the Lord. I remember that evening the air was thick with the fragrance of crushed olives and dust, noises of the cars engines specially at night is so vivid, you can hear them from the garden even you can recognize how they speed

Andre Moubarak
Oct 143 min read


Aramaic Word of the Day - ܙܥܘܪܐ (zaʿura) - Small, Little, Humble.
I remember once guiding a lrage group through the ancient ruins of Capernaum, the town where Yeshua lived during much of His ministry....

Andre Moubarak
Oct 63 min read


Aramaic Word of the day - ܢܣܝܘܢܐ (nesyona) – Trial
I remember standing in the Judean desert one hot afternoon, the kind of heat that presses down on you until your breath itself feels...

Andre Moubarak
Oct 13 min read


Aramaic Word of the Day - ܡܶܠܬܳܐ (meltho) - Word
Meltho - meaning “word, speech, or matter.” It comes from the root MLT , carrying the sense of something spoken that takes on substance....

Andre Moubarak
Sep 223 min read


Aramaic Word of the Day - ܝܡܐ (Yammo)
I remember sitting by the Sea of Galilee early in the morning when the fishermen had already returned with their catch. The sun was...

Andre Moubarak
Sep 203 min read


Aramaic Word of the Day - Olive - ܙܝܬܐ (Zaytā)
As a tour guide in Israel, I remember leading a group through the ancient olive groves near Nazareth. The trees there are twisted,...

Andre Moubarak
Sep 162 min read


Aramaic Word of the Day
The Wilderness: Midbaro (Dbar) I remember sitting in the desert near Jericho, watching the sun set over the Jordan Valley. The land...

Andre Moubarak
Sep 112 min read


Aramaic word of the Day
My Master - Rabboni - ܪܒܘܢܝ An Aramaic Encounter in the Garden It was early morning in Jerusalem. The air was still cool, carrying the...

Andre Moubarak
Jul 82 min read
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