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Verse of the Day

Yirmiyahu 4:1–2 (Jeremiah)

"If you Shub, Yashar'al," declares Yahuah, "Shub to Me. And if you remove your detestable things from before My face and do not wander, and you swear, 'As Yahuah lives,' in Amat, Mishpat, and Tsadaqah, then the nations shall Barak themselves in Him, and in Him they shall boast."

Meaning

Shub שוב · Sh-W-B · Shub

To turn back, return, repent; to turn from a wrong way back to Yahuah.

Yashar'al ישראל · Ya-shar-'al

Yashar'al, the covenant people; those who persevere with El.

Yahuah יהוה · Y-H-W-H · Ya-hu-ah

The personal Name of the Creator, written with the four letters yod, he, waw, he. It is His Name, not a title.

Amat אמת · A-M-N · A-mat

Truth, firmness, reliability; what holds and can be trusted.

Mishpat משפט · Sh-P-T · Mish-pat

Judgment, just ruling, ordinance; the right verdict and the way of justice. Plural Mishpatim.

Tsadaqah צדקה · Ts-D-Q · Tsa-da-qah

Righteousness and right conduct; being in the right and doing right. Tsadaq is the righteous one.

Barak ברך · B-R-K · Ba-rak

To bless, to kneel; to bestow or receive favor. Barakah is a blessing.

Question answered: What does Shub require here? Returning to Yahuah and removing the detestable things from before Him.
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