Dr Petra de la Rey: Matthew 6

Yes.

Thank you, Lord, that joy came this

morning. I thank you, Lord, that your

love and your mercy endures forever. We

honor you in this day, and we thank you,

Lord, that we are seated with you in

heavenly places above rulers and

principalities. We thank you, Lord, that

by your blood, we are made righteous. I

thank you, Lord, and we honor your word,

and we thank you that your word is a

lamp to our feet and a light to our

path. Lord I cover each student under

the blood of Jesus Christ and Dr. Petra

Lord I thank you Lord bless her in Jesus

name. Amen.

>> Amen. Thank you very much for that. So

students today I have the wonderful

privilege of introducing Dr. Petra

Deare. I've known her for a few years

and um you will know that after this

first class you will realize why I am

excited on this level. I have sat under

her teaching and um the Lord has really

gifted her to reveal the word and she's

doing a study um on the Hebrew language

and she incorporates that when she

teaches. So it's really profound and it

breaks it open on a new level. I'm sure

you're going to enjoy that. So if it was

up to her, she would have just said that

she is like all of us a vessel and just

being obedient to the Lord. She really

loves the Lord and um but I did want to

introduce and and give a little bit of

background as to who she is and where

she's coming from so you get a full

picture. So she is a a qualified

veterinary and she's got the most

beautiful dogs in the whole world. Um

Petra uh was called to ministry about 16

years ago. She said yes to the Lord and

ever since she's been sitting at his

feet and she's been learning from him

directly. So her studies incorporate

like I mentioned before the Hebrew

language and since 2020 2012 she was in

um she started to minister to women.

She's been to Israel where she's given

prophetic word and she's ministered

there since 2018. She has been going to

different parts of the world also to

minister and give prophetic word

specifically to the remnant of God. And

her ministry is covenant restoration for

the kingdom of God. So Pet, thank you

very much for gracing us with your

presence and being willing to share what

the Lord has given to you today to share

with all of us. We are excited to learn

from you and you are welcome to take

over the class. Ask uh you can teach as

you wish and ask for questions at any

point otherwise we reserve the questions

for at the end but you can go as you see

fit. So I'm going to hand over to you.

Thank you and welcome and we look

forward to learning from you.

Thank you, Melindy. Thank you for the

introduction. And um I just want to

affirm I'm nobody. I'm just a vessel.

And it's such a privilege to be here

today. I can't see all the faces. I

don't know if I need to go somewhere to

see all the students faces. But welcome

to all. And um yeah, I don't know if

there's a connection problem or what.

Can't see the students, but welcome to

all. Um,

so first of all, I just want to say the

word of the Lord is a two-edged sword.

So I pray for each and everyone that we

will um that the Lord will work

carefully with us with with his word

because it's living and that it it will

really become alive in each of the

students that's here. So um I thought it

fit but please ask questions. I would

love for this to be an interactive

class. There's one of the dogs. Um an

interactive class so that um as we go

along the Lord can share and open his

word for us. But the first um

text that I thought fit just to give a

little bit of introduction to the Hebrew

language and how powerful the word was

written and inspired by the Holy Spirit

is Matthew 6. And

if you are on the Holy Bible app, you

would have seen that this was the verse

that came up quite frequently in the

last month. And um and it's quite a

powerful um okay if there's one

page in the Bible that I would like to

have myself if if the word of the Lord

was ripped from me, it will be Matthew

6. So we're going to read through

Matthew 6 first in an amplified version

and then I'm going to switch over to

Hebrew and then I'll show you how it

comes alive if you look at the Hebrew

language. Now, Hebrew is very

complicated because one word can mean

many things,

but then there can also be more than one

Hebrew word for one specific word in

English. So, it's quite a difficult

language in the sense of um in

translation there was a lot of stuff

that got lost. So, I had the privilege

for the law to show me this personally.

Um, so please excuse my Africans version

of Hebrew when I pronounce it because I

was taught in Africans.

And so we're going to read through

Matthew 6 in the amplified version.

And the Lord speaks to us when he says,

"Be very careful not to do your good

deeds publicly to be seen by men,

otherwise you will have no reward with

your father who is in heaven. So

whenever you give to the poor and do

acts of kindness, do not blow a trumpet

before you to advertise it as the

hypocrites do like actors acting out a

role in the synagogues and in the

streets so that they may be honored and

recognized and praised by men. I assure

you and most solemnly say to you, they

already have their reward in full. But

when you give to the poor and do acts of

kindness, do not let your left hand know

what your right hand is doing. Give in

complete secrecy, so that your

charitable acts will be done in secret,

and your father who sees what is done in

secret will reward you.

Also, when you pray, do not be like the

hypocrites, for they love to pray

publicly, standing in the synagogues and

on the corners of the streets, so that

they might be seen by men. I assure you

and most solemnly say to you, they

already have their reward in full. But

when you pray, go into your most private

um

uh room, close the door, and pray to

your father is in secret. and your

father receives what is done in secret

or reward you. And when you pray, do not

use meaningless repetition as the

Gentiles do. For they think they will be

heard because of their many words. So do

not be like them praying as they do, for

your father knows what you need before

you ask him.

Pray then in this way. And then follows

the most beautiful prayer um that I've

ever heard. Our Father, who is in

heaven, hallowed be your name, your

kingdom come, your will be done on earth

as is in heaven.

Give today our daily bread.

And forgive us our sins and our debts as

we have forgiven our debtors.

And do not lead us into temptation, but

deliver us from evil. For yours is the

kingdom and the power

and the glory forever. Amen. For if you

forgive others their trespasses,

your heavenly Father will also forgive

you.

But if you do not forgive others,

then your father will not forgive you

trespasses.

And whenever you are fasting, do not

look gloomy like the hypocrites, for

they put on a sad and dismal face, so

that their fasting may be seen by many.

I assure you, and most solemnly say to

you, they have already re are rewarded

in full. that when you fast, put oil on

your head as you normally would. Broom

your hair and wash your face

so that your fasting will not be noticed

by people, but by your father who is in

secret, and your father who sees in

secret will reward you. Do not saw up

for yourselves treasures on earth, where

moth and rust destroy

where thieves straight in and steal. But

so up for yourselves treas

or where your treasure is, there your

heart will be.

The eye is the lamp of the body. And

thank you for the prayer for for the

Lord's word also to be that lamp. So if

your eye is clear, your whole body will

be full of white. But if your eye is

bad, spiritually blind, your whole body

will be full of darkness.

So if this very light inside you is

darkness,

how great and terrible is that darkness?

And then the Lord goes on and say, you

cannot serve two masters. You cannot

serve God and mama. And then the verse

that I wanted to get to. Therefore, I

tell you, stop being worried or anxious

about your life, as to what you will eat

or what you will drink, nor about your

body, as to what you will wear. Is life

not more than food, and the body more

than clothing? Look at the birds of the

air. They neither sow nor reap nor

gather in demands. And yet your heavenly

father keeping them. Are you not worth

much more than they? And who of you by

worrying can add one hour to his life?

And why are you worried about clothes?

See how the liies and the wild flowers

of the field grow. They do not labor,

nor do they spring to make clothing. Yet

I say to you that not even Solomon in

all his glory and splendor dress himself

like one of these. But if God so clothe

the grass of the field, which is alive,

and green today, and tomorrow is thrown

into the furnace, will ye not much more

clothe you, you of little faith?

Therefore, do not worry or be anxious,

saying, "What are we going to eat?"

or "What are we going to drink

or

what are we going to

for the pagan Gentiles eagerly seek all

these things, but do not worry, for your

heavenly Father knows that you need

them. But first, and most importantly,

seek his kingdom and his righteousness.

And all these things will be given to

you also.

So do not worry about tomorrow for

tomorrow will worry about itself. Each

day has enough trouble of its own.

Most beautiful page

in the words of the Lord. Um, so I know

it's very familiar to all and um, and I

don't know if somebody here has delved a

little bit into Hebrew before. If you

have, please tell me. Um, so if we do a

a just a summary of this whole um, piece

and we take it back into the Hebrew

culture when Jesus spoke these words,

there was a lot of things that the Jews

did to seek the righteousness of the

Lord. Um and as we all know especially

the Pharisees they

they had the um mentality if I can say

like that um that good deeds

bite their way into heaven. And if you

look at all these things that the Lord

spoke about it was the good deeds that

the facas and the saddicers did so that

they can get into the kingdom of heaven.

And um and the Lord kicks off right away

and then he ends also with two different

things but with the same Hebrew word.

And the two different um entities is

good deeds and righteousness. And if you

look at the first words, be careful not

to do your good deeds publicly. And then

he follows with all the good deeds that

the Pharisees normally did um to seek

Kevin.

And then he ends with first speak the

kingdom of heaven

and the righteousness of Hashem.

Hashem means the name. Because the

Hebrews didn't pronounce the name Yave,

the secret name. They filled in that

Yave with Hashem. That means the name.

So if ever you see in Hebrew, Hashem, it

means the name. And then it is in in the

place of Yahweh, the secret lamb of God.

And then he ends off seek the kingdom

and his righteousness and the rest will

follow. The rest will follow. Now the

Hebrew word, if we go to the OJ, if you

have the Holy Bible app on your phones,

then you can click on the English

versions and then you scroll right down

because the New Testament was actually

written in Greek. But as we know the

Lord spoke Aramas

which is a dialect of Hebrew that was um

spoken in those days. So if you click on

the OJB which stands for the Orthodox

Jews Bible some of the English words

there will be filled in with Hebrew

words. And if we look at the first verse

and we click on that version, we see be

careful that you don't practice your

saddaka

before bay Adam before the son of man

in order to show off to be seen by the

son of man. And if we go down to the um

verse 33,

but seek first the hashem, the kingdom

of Hashem and the Hashem, and all these

things will be added to you.

Now in Hebrew,

one of these is the noun and one of

these is a adjective.

The noun is the taka and the adjective

is chka. It has exactly the same root

word. It comes from the same root. Just

in English words, we have a root word

that um we change into nouns, verbs,

adjectives or whatever. Hebrew works

exactly the same. So the word for

charity or good deeds and the word for

righteousness

comes from the same root word in Hebrew

sadak

which can either then mean good deeds or

charity or righteousness.

So when Jesus speaks and he speaks in

the Hebrew language to Jews that

understand him

and and all the Jewish um religions and

um traditions that I had. He kicks off

with the word sadak

and then he ends this version of Matthew

6 with tadok which means righteousness.

And as Christians, we know that good

deeds is not the

the way we receive righteousness from

father.

The cross and the fact that Jesus died

on the cross for us corrected our right

standing with father because we lost

that when

Satan

tempted Adam and Eve in in um Eden.

And the beautiful plan that God had

right from the beginning of creation was

to send his only son to correct that

right standing between son of man and

the most high God. So if we look at the

word sadak in Hebrew, there's Hebrew

letters that makes up that word. And

it's normally there's um uh only three

um

Hebrew letters that will make up a word.

And that is the root word that we look

at. And it starts off with the letter.

Now the

is so integrated into the word sadak

that the sadi becomes known as the sadak

the righteous one.

And if you look at that letter and the

way it's a it's like a pictograph uh it

makes a picture. It is a man bending

down

with his hands up

stretch towards the most high ready to

serve.

And it's a crown letter. There's a few

letters in Hebrew that's crowned that

we'll we'll talk um about later in the

session. But the ti is a bent servant

ready to serve. And it's made up with

the nun, the bent one, and it has a

youth on top of its head, which is the

descending light of God, the Holy

Spirit.

So it's a vessel filled with the Holy

Spirit ready to serve.

So righteousness is not some airy fairy

concept. It is somebody that's filled

with the Holy Spirit that's in right

standing with God bent over bending his

or her knee ready to serve the king. And

um the letter ti

has a Hebrew letter that is very very

much connected to to the tardi and it's

the alf the first Hebrew letter of the

alphabet. Um when God says I'm the alf

and the t. I'm the alpha and the omega.

I'm the first. I'm the last. I'm the

beginning. I'm the end. It's the alf.

It's the alpha in in in Greek. and the

alf is the bridegroom and the tardi is

the bride. So if we look at Matthew 6,

we cannot look at Matthew 6 if we do not

come with the

um understanding

that when God speaks here, he speaks to

his bride. He speaks to his bride

to serve him and to bring his kingdom.

And that's why the Lord's prayer is in

between there. And if you look at the

Lord's prayer, it is about bringing the

kingdom, seeking the glory of God and

bringing the kingdom. So the tardic is

the minister on earth as the angels are

in heaven. The bride is the minister for

the bridegroom on earth.

Um something happened, donkey.

Thank you. Okay.

So, the is right in the bottom row,

third from the left of the right, sorry.

Um,

yes. And the the one next to it is the

final form you get. In certain Hebrews

they have a form which um they

change shape if they are at the end of a

word. So the two next to each other

third from the right on the bottom row

and the fourth from the right is both

the target.

the feet form and the form that you will

find at the beginning of a word or right

that extends down. So there's many

things that we can say about that but I

would like to stick to the to the first

form of the tardi that you will see is a

man bent over on his knees with hands

lifted up high ready to serve God and

that is the bride. So

um

somebody

never

never comes from a point comes from a

point that you are better than somebody

else. They are always

coming with humility

always and always see somebody else

higher than others. So let's look at the

word good deeds saddaka and why the lord

starts with saddaka in Matthew 6 the

good deeds. Now good deeds in our time

um normally translates to giving to the

poor and but the the Hebrew concept of

saddaka is that you always have more

than somebody else doesn't mean if you

are poor you don't have more than

somebody else that's poorer

if there's a word like that in English

and um and that's why God commended the

widow that put in two copper coins

and said she gave more than the rich

that gave off their surplus.

And that is through tjaka taka to give

even if you don't have surplus because

taka is to give to somebody that has

less than you and there's always

somebody that has less. even if you

don't have much, you have more than the

the person that has less than you. And

that's the whole concept of tadaka in

Hebrew. And um so and the true sedaka

that we seek is to enable somebody in

such a way that they can be

self-sufficient.

That is the true jadaka. to teach

somebody to fish. Not only to give him a

fish each day to eat, but to teach

somebody to fish, to teach somebody to

be self-sufficient. And that is through.

And it's the rich running after the

poor. And then the Lord comes

arise

the kingdom will be in balance that we

currently experience in the world. the

kingdom will come near you. And that's

why the kingdom in the end of Matthew 6

is connected to righteousness because

the foundations of the throne, I don't

know if you know that Psalm 89

says the foundations of the throne is

righteousness and justice. The two

Hebrew words there is

and wishbot

and covenant love and truth goes before

it.

So there's many things that we can still

say about but that is the basic

um

teaching that I want to give today to

show you that sometimes we read in

English and we don't see the connection

in Hebrew that the Lord makes at the

beginning at the end of his sermon to

show us that

what he did on the cross he not only

died for our sin he did not only die for

our shame

He died so that we can be in right

standing in sad with Hashem so that we

can be humble servants on earth

to correct the imbalance that Satan

created in Eden.

Okay. So please if you have questions

um I can only see Melindi. I don't know

why.

Yeah, it's a setting on your end. Um,

are have you pinned yourself or myself?

>> Vietnam.

Um,

don't know why it's showing like this.

>> Does anyone take s that can help her?

Sarah Morio,

excuse me, Lindy.

Sorry. Um, Dr. If you on on on your are

you on your phone? Sorry.

>> Yes, I am. I'm actually at my porch

house. So, I'm not at home. So, um I

think that's the problem.

>> If you see down there on your phone,

there's three spots there. If you slide

left or right, you can see all the

faces. If I slide

>> everybody,

>> welcome.

Welcome. Now I can see all the faces.

Is there two 468? Am I seeing everybody?

>> Yay.

>> There's more.

>> Right.

>> 468. I think we're about 11.

>> Oh my goodness.

Okay, I see everybody now. I see

everybody.

Oh, lovely to see all your faces. Lovely

to see all your faces. Is there any

questions? Um, we can delve deeper into

Hebrew if you want. Um, there's also

something that they call hamatria. And

so each Hebrew letter has a very

specific

um numerical value that is added to the

Hebrew letter. And um it might in the

beginning seem to you that it doesn't

matter, but it matters. in um certain

Hebrew words made up of with the Hebrew

letters has the same kamatria as other

Hebrew words and those words are so

connected in the word of God. Um it may

seem in the beginning it's not important

but it's very important and um so each

Hebrew letter has a certain kamatria

and the kamatria for the tardi is 18

which means life.

So if the Lord says in the word, I came

so that you can have life,

it's so connected to the right standing

that he restored to a father. Um and to

see that connection when you read

scripture is so beautiful. It opens up

such a new dimension if you read through

the word that every time you see the

word life you know it's because of the

right standing that Jesus blood provided

for us um with father.

So that is also beautiful. We can also

delve into that deeper at a later stage

if you are prepared to. Um

sometimes in the word of God things

doesn't make sense. I don't know if

you've read the Bible. Listen, first of

all, all you need to read the Bible is

the Holy Spirit. It was Holy Spirit

inspired and the Holy Spirit opens it

up. It breaks it open for you.

do not need Hebrew gift from God. Um

because creation, the building blocks of

creation was the Hebrew letters. And

when God created, he spoke in Hebrew.

And um the word of God, the Messiah that

came, John 1, the word that became

living also speak in Hebrew. And uh so

it's just beautiful to look at the word

that was Holy Spirit inspired in the

Hebrew language. I get so excited about

it. I will get completely um lost in

time. But um what I was what what did I

want to say? Um

can't remember.

There's there's there's a lot of

confusion in the word of God because of

translation. Because in one verse you

will read um if you still fear the

laughing uses

complete

and then a lot of people teach that

without knowing what that Hebrew word

is. And then we also read in scripture

you need to have the fear of Hashem. You

need to fear the Lord. That's the basic

principle that Solomon kicks off with

all his wisdom and he says that is the

beginning of everything. the Holy Spirit

and and the wisdom that flows from that

is the beginning is the fear of God. And

if you do not understand Hebrew, that's

two scriptures actually contradicts each

other. And and sometimes um Christians

get get confused of do we need to fear

or do we not need to stop fearing now?

And um but it's because it's two

completely different Hebrew words. The

one is fat and the one is yachan.

Yachamayan is like a river flowing from

uh from the throne which is the holy

spirit and which is that all inspired.

We all know it but we do not have that

knowledge to put to the we we sort of

have that feeling inside of us that it

it must be that but we do not have the

knowledge to double witness what we feel

inside what the Holy Spirit reveals to

us.

And Hebrew has the ability to just open

that small door of understanding

um to make it clearer and more

understandable if I can say that. So any

questions please

Mario please ask your question.

>> Good morning class. Good morning Dr.

Petra. Um I

uh regarding the Holy Spirit. So we

there's many names of God in the word

and for example my favorite one is

Alcana consuming fire jealous God. Are

there any Hebrew names specifically for

Holy Spirit

>> it has a very specific name is the ru

which means breath but ru can mean

different things. It means breath but it

also means wind and it also means aroma.

So when the Lord speaks in the in the

word and it says the the world will find

your aroma

disgusting.

It's because of the rules. It's because

of the Holy Spirit. It's the smell you

give off. It's the ru that's inside of

you. the breath of God that's inside of

you that is disgusting to the world. And

um so the word of God has many um

meanings for one word but also um

there can be different words for for one

meaning if I can say it the the Hebrew

has its concepts is not you cannot

translate it it's a whole concept. So

the Holy Spirit is the raesh. Hakodesesh

means holy and when the lord um says um

he's holy therefore you need to be holy

that word kadosh means to be separated.

And that's exactly what the high priests

uh were doing when they they ministered

um in the temple during Moses's um time.

They were separated. They were

completely separated. Especially the the

high priest, the other priests serving

in the temple as well. But kadosh means

to separate yourself, to make yourself

holy. So if you look at the Holy Spirit,

it is not only something that you

receive that is a um the greatest gift

that we we will ever receive from God,

but it is there to separate you

from the world and separate you from the

fallen flesh that um that we were

submitted under after Eden.

I hope that answers your question.

Can I follow Can I follow up with

another question?

>> Yeah, for sure.

>> Um, are there other names for the Holy

Spirit like they are for God?

>> Um, what do you mean other names in

Hebrew?

>> In Hebrew, so for example, we have

Elohim, we have Adnai.

>> No, no. The spirit is the and holy is

Kadosh. Yeah. There's no other spirits.

There's many other spirits not but not

that belongs to God.

>> Thank you.

>> Okay.

Anybody else?

>> Morning. Um Dr. Petra, it's Nadia. Um I

wanted to ask I know that you mentioned

that the dialect um a summer crowned

what exactly does that mean?

So when Moses um wrote on the tablets

the ten commandments, the ten

commandments actually contains all the

Hebrew letters and um so they say when

he wrote them down, some of the letters

were crowned

and it's three little um

stripes with yachts on top of them. And

it's the letter V. It's the letter V.

And there's three Vs on each of that

crown letters. And um there's seven

crowns

and that depicts the Lord Jesus Christ

which um is fallen man. It depicts Adam,

fallen Adam. And then the Zahim that

follows the letter above has a little

yacht on top which is the crown and that

is the Lord Jesus Christ. And that's why

seven is such a spiritual perfect letter

because it's the letter Zahin. It's the

crown man. So it's the thought man.

Everything starts in Genesis

when Adam and Eve took the apple which

was not an apple by the way but took the

apple from Satan. And um and restoration

started after that to restore man in the

true form that God created. And if you

look in but that is that is a really

deep teaching but in Genesis 1:26 God

says he created male and female. Now the

word that he used there is not ishan isa

it's zakar and niva and the zakar starts

with the letter zahin. It's a crowned

man. He created a crown man. He didn't

create poly man. He created crown man

that was in a right standing with him.

Um because it says that

Adam walked with God. He was in right

standing with God just before he was

tended by the tree. And um so the zahim

is the crown letter that you will find

on some of these Hebrew letters which is

um the tardi and there's many others

that has that crown. And it's three

zahins that's on top of the Hebrew

letter. And um and it's a that is the

and the titles. I don't know what it is

in English. Um that God says, "Do not

remove anything from my word, not even

those."

It's little dots and little

thingies that the Jews put on top of the

scrolls. Each scroll of the Torah is

written very very carefully. There's

sometimes there's enlarged letters

right in the middle of the word that

makes no sense to us. But that in large

letter has a very specific meaning and

you cannot write the Torah and that's

that's why it is a little bit sad that

we um

have the word of God not in that form

anymore. But there's lots of places

where you can go and search for it. But

there's small little details that um got

lost in translation. And when they wrote

those Torah scrolls um repeatedly to to

multi multiply them, they sat for years

to make sure they did not miss any of

that little dots and crowns that that um

that were supposed to be there because

every single one of it has a very very

specific meaning. If you look at the

pop-up verse for today, a beautiful um

very familiar verse that says I can do

anything because of the strength of the

Lord that he provides to me. That is the

qua and Paul says that

comes from the gospel.

So whenever people try to push something

on top of uh um in front of the go go

gospel to make it more significant than

being inv evangelists.

Um, I always have a problem with that

because that was our first and um

foremost

command from Jesus just before he sat at

the right hand of of his father is to

bring the gospel because that is the

power working towards salvation.

And um so and that koha is a is a car

which is the 11th letter of the Hebrew

alphabet. But it has a dot right in the

middle of it. And you will think that is

not significant but the cuff is like a

cup or a vessel and that dot is being

filled by the Holy Spirit.

So every single

dot and mark makes sense in Hebrew.

Yeah.

So yeah, that is the ground letters.

It's to restore you in your true

perfection that you were created in the

image of God.

Any other questions?

So if we look at the ti again,

bend down but still crowned,

still crowned, being the righteous one,

the minister on earth, bringing the

gospel, bringing the good news, being

bringing the good tidings of salvation,

of right standing with Hashem, the

creator, resto Restored in your image,

created in the image of God. You are

crowned but still bend down. Restored

but still humble.

Restored but still serving.

And we serve with good deeds.

We serve with restoring the imbalance

that was created. And that's why in this

scripture you will find mom.

Is there any other place in scripture,

if somebody can tell me if they know,

what other scripture verse is there that

um names the name of M?

Is there any other piece in scripture

that talks about M specifically?

Does anybody know?

Okay, then I'll answer. No,

there's not. And there's a reason why

it's in here. There's a reason why it's

in here. Because the sad, the righteous

one is the one that restores this van is

Mammon. Who is Mammon?

Mammon is um the god of money. If I can

say that, if I can simplify it as simple

as that,

that is the one that is actually the the

the strong man

and he can work either. People think he

only works with

surplus of money. No, no, no, no. He

works both ways. He can create deficit

or surplus.

So, M is extremely dangerous in the

sense of the only um one that can

counter him is the taduk

because too much money can um get

between you and the creator,

but too little can also come between you

and the creator.

I was at a place called Mafia Island.

I thought the Lord sent us to go and

swim this with the shark, the whale

sharks, but um no,

I went with the complete wrong

mentality. I thought, "Yay, big family

vacation. Whale sharks, beautiful." And

I actually came across a place where the

gospel has not reached. We think the

gospel has gone out to the ends of the

world. It has not.

when I came across that, it's a very

tiny island in the um Indian Ocean just

right off the coast of um Tanzania.

Small, extremely small. And um but

there's people there that have not heard

about Jesus. They have not heard about

about him. And so our work is not done.

Our work is not done on us. Until that

gospel has reached the ends of the

world, our work is not done.

So the the word that the Lord gave me

and that's why I started with it today

was the da

go with good deeds.

Go and restore

what Satan has stolen.

Those people have nothing. Nothing

whatsoever. Um, the children don't even

have toys to play with. They they they

take

of

cloth and then wrap it with soccer ball.

So our work is not done for the

righteous on earth and there's a

beautiful verse in Proverbs that says

the righteous is the foundation of

earth. So if we want because my

uh most precious and sole purpose that I

was created for on earth is to see the

kingdom come. And if we want to see our

kingdom come because I'm sure in in all

the the um children of God in our hearts

we are longing for our kingdom. Um if we

want to see our kingdom come we need to

restore the foundations of earth. We

need to get it into a place where

righteousness and justice hit the

foundations so that the throne of God

can descend upon it because that throne

will only stand on the foundations of

righteousness and justice.

So I hope that sheds a complete new

light onto charity

and

what the true meaning of charity is and

to counter man and whatever he's doing

on earth as we speak.

Is there anybody with another question?

And I have a a question regarding

Hashem. Um, so I had the privilege not

too long ago to go visit Israel. And I

heard somebody say that the Jewish

people use the term Hashem almost like

we use the term over here whim or uncle

in a respectful manner towards the Lord.

Is there something that you can

elaborate on?

>> Yes. So the Lord has 72 names. I can

hear that you really love the name of

the Lord and that is um also very dear

and near to my heart because um have you

ever heard of something called um Hashem

but it's it's it means blasphemy. It's

the second command where the Lord says

you need to keep my name holy. Again the

word kadosh the Lord is holy and his

name is holy. And the prayer of the Lord

in Matthew 6 also um emphasizes that

holy is the Lord. And uh so is to

blaspheme the Lord's name. Um and he has

72 names of which alkina kina means to

be jealous

and it's translated into alana but the

word kina is actually the word for

jealousness. The lord says I'm jealous.

Um I'm jealous over you. I'm jealous

over my creation. I'm a jealous God.

So

72 names and the word means name. So

it's the name meaning the 72 names

of and luckily we are Christians so we

can say Yahweh.

Yahweh is his true name.

And I don't know if you if you went to

Israel um where you're on Mount Olive,

did you go and stand on Mount Olive and

look at the eastern wall? Did you see

the name Yai Vafi appearing on the

eastern wall? Did somebody show you

that?

Me? Oh. So, um if you like, you can go

and Google um the the name Yahweh

starting to appear on the Eastern Wall.

So right if you stand at Mount Olive and

you look at the eastern wall and um when

I took um my daughter there

um we were there the previous year and

the

V was already forming but the last high

is still missing and the Hi is breath

it's the we need to bring the we need to

bring the Holy Spirit and um and that um

hi started appearing so the way it's it

is appearing on the western wall see

these big blocks now of rock and there's

plants

plants actual plants trees growing in

between those rocks in a it is amazing

to see in a very specific manner.

So the yacht is just a small blob and

the high is obviously

two legs, a opening there and another

leg. So it's the dialect, the fourth

letter and then another extension here

and that's the fifth letter, the letter

H there where that opening is. No plant,

no plants whatsoever, no trees. It's

actually forming the holy name of Yave

on the on the eastern wall of um

Jerusalem, the old Jerusalem, the old

city. So if you stand on Mount Olive, so

if ever somebody of you goes and you

stand on Mount Olive at the church of

David um and you look towards the

eastern gate, you will see the name Yave

starting appearing on the wall. So we're

waiting also for that to to um to be

completed um for the Lord to come and

stand on Mount Olive with his legs and

um so yeah the word Hashem means all of

the names of Shem that Shem is name and

he has 72 names. Go and look them up.

Beautiful. Beautiful. And just to um I

don't know if you know maybe you do

Ronaldo but um the word L

So it is alkina

um aloy

alshim

l means the most high and the rest that

follows has you prove meanings um like

alter the rock elroy the one that sees

um Alcana the one that's jealous over

you yeah alshai the everproviding god

the one that he actually

um told Abraham and Moses, I'm El

Shadai. I'm your I'm your provider. I'm

your protector. Yeah. So, there's 72

names

and psalms go um as far as to say that

those names becomes to the faithful, it

becomes your shield and your protection.

72 of those. Yeah. And then there's also

um I don't know if you know the word

Adunai which means Lord.

So the Lord Jesus and I always um try to

encourage Christians to call him by his

full name because there was many Jesuses

and and still um his Hebrew name is

Yeshua. Everybody knows that. But he has

a full um

Hebrew title named

if you can say it like that. He's not

only he was not called by his disciples

Yeshua.

He was

Yeshua Elohim Adonai. Adonai means Lord.

Now there's one thing that Satan doesn't

want to do and it's called Satan in in

Hebrew and you will understand it now

because H means the he's the Satan.

Satan is a whole council. Um he has a

true Hebrew name. If you want to know

who's Lucifer in Hebrew, he has a Hebrew

name. And if you look at the angels, let

me quickly jump to towards that. The

angels Gabriel, Michael, Raphael, Uriel,

they all end on the word L.

Can you hear that? And the Hebrew names

is Kabor, Gabriel,

the mighty one of Al.

Michael is Maka in the likeness of Al.

Uriel is Ural, the light of God. Rafael

is Rafa means healing.

So even the angels

has a little bit of a a

a attribute of the most high

that he imparted to them. Obviously not

the and that's that's what makes Adam so

special and what I want to encourage and

Christians know who you are. Know who

you are. You were created in the full

image of God. Gabriel would have given

everything to be created in that full

year. He only received habore

Uriel only received.

We received everything.

We were created in the full image of

God. And that's the restoration that um

Satan is very scared of

is when Adam arises fully restored.

fully restored by the blood of the lamb.

And that's what makes me excited is to

get to that point we where we truly are

fully restored in the image of God

like we were in Genesis 1 26

the zakar the ground one. Yeah. So that

is what a actually means.

Peter Quest France.

Is there a piece of scripture that um

that you're unsure of that the Lord

um that you want to share that the Lord

can maybe open for you?

>> Um

Dr. Petra,

>> it's Ha speaking.

>> Hello.

I want to know if I want to

um seek the kingdom of God and delve

deeper into the word is is part of

my being to come nearer to the Lord and

have a better relationship

with him.

going to be part of studying Hebrew and

knowing more of Hebrew and the meaning

of the words. Um, because I'm 70, it's

going to take me time. I mean,

sweet.

>> Yeah. Is what I'm going to emphasize. I

said it quickly and um maybe I can just

highlight it and and set it apart. The

Holy Spirit is all that you need.

Honestly, it was the greatest gift that

was ever bestowed. Um because if it was

not for the cross and the Lord dying for

our sin, our shame, our unrighteousness

on the cross, there wouldn't have been a

Holy Spirit that came afterwards. So,

and we can talk a lot on on baptism as

well. The baptism that we seek is the

baptism of the Holy Spirit. And it

starts and it ends with the Holy Spirit.

Because if we stand at the throne of

God, at the end of the the days,

at the last days, at the at the great

day of judgment, at the white throne,

the thing that the Lord is going to

judge on is the fruit. It's going to be

the fruit of the Holy Spirit. So it

starts with the Holy Spirit and it's

going to end with the Holy Spirit. The

only thing that you need at 70 and 70 is

such a beautiful age because it is the

letter I which means you are an elder

now. You are an elder and the Lord loves

the elder and um so what you need to

tap into if I can say that is the Holy

Spirit. Everything that you need is

there. if you want and you have the time

and the energy. Um,

it's like the cherry on the cake. It's

definitely not the cake, but it does

open a lot. It does. So, if you want to,

I can give you a quick um easy way to

access it because Hebrew is a

complicated language. It starts with the

Hebrew alphabet and you're like, "What

is all these crazy pictures and these

crazy letters?" because there's ancient

Hebrew, there's modern Hebrew, and it's

very Yeah. And there's 22 of them. Um,

but what is really easy to do, um,

at some stage, I had such a lot of

Bibles lying on top of me when I was in

bed doing Bible study that my husband

bought me a iPad. So, I don't know if

you make use of technology, but if you

do and you have the Holy Bible app on

your phone,

um, click on the version that you like,

Africans,

and

then skip to the amplified

because the amplified, what the

amplified, they took the Hebrew concept

and they tried to written it in in the

brackets just to elaborate a little bit

on how much there is in Hebrew and then

go to the OJ. It's right down if you

scroll down on the English versions.

It's right down on the bottom

and the alphabet. Um, so scroll down to

the OJB.

It stands for the Orthodox Jewish Bible.

Then what's easy about that just the way

that I've read it to you now it's

English but there's little Hebrew words

in between

um and then you take that Hebrew word

saddaka

and you go and Google and you Google

meaning of sedaka

and then you just eat that little bit of

mana that the Lord gives each day just

that little bit and um and I promise

you. It's kind of

It's a lacquer piece of steak. Let me

It's not mold. It's a nice piece of

steak. And sometimes that is what

Christians crave. It's just that little

bit more. Just that little bit more of

of um solid food and not milk because

I'm sure at the age of 70, I mean,

you've been many times through the the

word of God, I'm sure. and um just to

give you that little bit of malfa

pudding. Um do that. It's a a really

easy way, very accessible. And um yeah,

don't don't do the alpha. Yeah.

Don't go there.

And then for for the other people that's

younger and still have time, um I would

encourage to go and look at the Hebra

alphabet and um see what you find there.

Yeah. Go and go and search it. It's it's

beautiful. Yeah. Especially the young

people that I see. Yeah.

Yeah. But you are an elder.

Yeah. But it's wrote the word of God.

I'm I'm sure it understands it in a

deeper level because that's why I say

sometimes you understand something but

you're not sure why why do I understand

it in such a way but I cannot if you and

that's the difficult part and that's

where Satan sometimes um comes and flaws

us. Um now you have to explain to

somebody

and let let's say it's it's a Muslim

because we are here to advance the

kingdom. We are here to advance the

kingdom. So now you speak to a Muslim.

The word was not given to us to keep it

to ourselves. It's seed. It needs to be

sown. And um so now you go and speak to

a Muslim. How do you convince that

Muslim to fear God? If the Muslim comes

to you and says no but stands, you do

not need if you still fear love is not

complete. How are you going to explain

that?

And that is why I say let's delve deeper

into the word and let's understand these

this and let's sort out this little

contradictions

because if there's one thing that I know

about Satan is he knows the word of God

and he knows where to go and search for

that little contradictions that we do

not understand

and it's easy to sort that out. Easy.

Yeah. Because the word of God is

definitely not contradicting. I was um

talking to a pastor last year and he he

um in his sermon he said the gospels are

contradicting. One gospel say this, one

gospel say this, one gospel say this.

And then I um

I made myself an appointment with him

and I got sat down and I I had a nice

there's no contradictions in the word of

God. The word of God is not there to

confuse. Definitely not. And um it was

not written in such a way. And if we

feel there's a contradiction, it's just

because we do not have that deeper

understanding. That's all. And the Lord

wants to sort that. Yeah. He wants to He

wants to teach us. He's a good Rabbi.

Yeah. And that's why he name starts with

Rabbi M.

First Rabi, then King.

I hope that answers.

>> Thank you very much. Thank you.

>> Thank you.

Are there any other questions for Petra?

No one. I wanted to take a moment and

before we end off, Petra, thank you very

much. I think what has happened this

morning is you have opened up a new

avenue of thinking and for the first

years I have received numerous messages

on my on my phone right now saying what

is going on and for the the returners I

think you guys feel a little bit more at

ease. So I want to put everybody at

ease. What we are doing here is we are

breaking open the word of God on on

another level on a deeper level. So yes,

if you have never been exposed to the

Hebrew language, it may sound foreign,

but please don't shut down. Please don't

stop focusing and paying attention.

Listen and listen with your spirit

because next time it'll even be easier

for you to absorb and to hear what is

being said. And you, as you see, Petra

is a wonderful teacher and she's a well

of knowledge. The Lord has really

blessed her to share and impart. So ask

those questions and if you're stuck on a

scripture, ask her because she will help

you to understand it on other levels.

But like she mentioned, it is with the

leading of the Holy Spirit. So please

don't try and figure this out in your

mind. Listen with your spirit and allow

the Lord to teach you and break open.

She's taught the concept today. What

does righteousness actually mean? And

what does it mean for us? How do we live

it? How do we apply it? How do we honor

the Lord? It's not just a word that you

know in your head. It's actually it's a

lifestyle. It's a way of honoring our

king. So, please don't be overwhelmed.

And and I wanted to say one more thing,

Petra. Um I want to ask you maybe um if

you can quickly for a minute or so just

explain to everyone who's not had any

contact with Hebrew. If you look at the

alphabet for instance, there is a a

numerical value attached to it. There is

a picture attached to it. There are so

many levels and layers and that is why

it's wonderful. So you can read one

scripture but there's like 77 million

different ways of interpreting that

scripture just and it helps you to

unlock it if you understand that Hebrew

and how it functions. So maybe if you

can just speak a little bit about the

way it it it works so when we Google

that we actually know what it is that

we're doing and not we're not just

seeing these weird pictures on the

screen.

>> Yes. So there's ancient Hebrew pictures

that uh that was actually the way the

Hebrews wrote

um yeah it's very much like the

Egyptians the I think we are more

familiar maybe with the Egyptian um

writings where they use pictures to

convey a message and the Hebrew language

was also first we have um ancient Hebrew

alphabet and the modern Hebrew alphabet

where the lettuce evolved into

something. So if we look at the tardy,

it is actually a round circle with a

wiggly little wormy thing

which the man lying on his face in front

of Hashim.

And then it evolved into that nun and

the yacht on top which is still a bend

over man but it evolved a little bit.

So, and then

you will see that each Hebrew letter has

a ham and um

it goes from like the alif is one, bait

is two, is three. So it goes up to 10

which is the yacht and after that it

escalates like um the letter following

yacht which is the 11th Hebrew alphabet

letter which is a cuff now has a kamata

of 20 not 11. Okay. So up to the yacht

the first 10 letters the kamatria is 10.

And then after that it goes 20 30 40 50

60 70 80 90 100. The ko is the 100

kamatria's 100. And then after that it

multiplies by 10 again. Then it's 200

300 400. So the last oh let me make you

excited. Let me make you excited about

the Hebrew alphabet. The last letter,

the 22nd letter is the tough. Now the

tough looks like a doorpost.

Okay.

But it's ancient Hebrew

is the cross

and that is the last. It stands for the

kingdom. It's the 400 kmatra 400 which

stands for our kingdom and it's the

doorpost on which the blood of the lamb

was smeared with Passover and it's the

cross on which our king died. It stands

for the blood of the lamb. Isn't it

beautiful? It makes me so excited. And

then when you look at the last um

uh scripture, Revelations 22, it's about

the lamb that comes again, the

bridegroom.

So the Hebrew letters is beautiful. Um

and the Alf, which is the first when the

Lord says, "I'm the Alf and I'm the T,"

he takes the Hebrew alphabet and he

says, "I'm all of this. I'm all of this.

So if you look at the kamata now, if you

start spelling a word like it is spelled

with the sardi, the dalect and it ends

with a cough.

Then you start counting. So the cough is

the numerical value is 100. The dalect

is four and the t is 70. Then you add

that up, you get a samatria for the

Hebrew word. And then you will see

there's different words that connects

with that Hebrew word because they have

exactly the same amantra and it's but

that is to really deep dive into Hebrew.

Um and that is that takes time that

takes time. somebody that's brave, you

can deep dive, but again, I will

emphasize the only thing that you need

to understand scripture is the Holy

Spirit. But Hebrew just opens up that

small window

to have that piece of nice

Wagu score point 10. I'm a veterinarian

marbling.

Lots of marbling in there,

but it's it's saturating. It's very

saturating. So, let's do it in small

steps.

And um so if you look at that um

pictoraph and if you go and Google the

letter, you will see it has a ancient

form. It has a numerical value. It has a

a new modern form in which the ta is a

letter noun, the ta scrolls. And um

everything means something.

Every small little yacht and turtle

that's on there has a specific meaning.

But we can start off by just doing what

we did today and and and see that when

the Lord speaks, he doesn't speak um

randomly. He he didn't have thought, oh,

it's going to be great to talk about

charity and then talk about the kingdom.

There was a very very specific reason

why he started with Tadok and he ended

with Saddak and everything in between.

Um, and that is what I wanted to open up

for you that scripture is not it was is

not written randomly. When the Lord

spoke, he did not speak randomly. He

spoke in a very because he's a god of

order. He's not a god of chaos. He

speaks in a very specific order so that

we can understand and understand his

message that he has for us. Um because

when I visit that um small little island

where the gospel has not reached the

word that God gave me specifically and

that's why I started off with it was

saddaka charity. Restore what Satan has

destroyed here. restore it and that's

what we are going in for is to restore

our kingdom so that the kingdom can come

so that the kingdom of heaven can come.

Okay. All right.

Um so

um I would like for everybody for the

next session

um because I can start in Genesis 1 uh

and end in Revelations 22

but um we do not have enough time but if

there's anything and I know there is um

stuff that you want to understand deeper

um please go and and seek the face of

the Lord this week and come with those

questions. You are more than welcome.

Let me you are more than welcome to give

my phone number and um

I do not need to prepare. It can be on

the day as well. Um, and come with the

questions. Even a simple teaching like

like baptism. If there's some questions

that you have and you're unsure about

the teaching about baptism, um, please

tell me that's what you want to talk

about. Um, because

Hebrew honestly

opens up a lot of stuff that we think we

understand.

But we know there's some missing pieces

and go from the point of how will you

explain this verse to somebody that's

agnostic

that doesn't believe at all. And you

need to and and and come with the point

that they know scripture

and you need to explain why is it

written here like this and why is it

written here like this

okay because I'm sure there is some

questions that everybody has um

just to understand it better like the

word hashem just to understand better

what does hashem actually stand

Okay,

>> thank you so much Petra. This was

lovely. I I've learned a lot this

morning. We appreciate your time. Thank

you so much and I look forward to next

week. Um as we close off um let me

quickly see. Lady Vanessa, can I ask you

to end off in previous?

>> Sure. Thank you so much Dr. Petra. Lord,

thank you for for this morning, Lord.

Thank you that we can come with

expectation in our hearts, Lord, to

learn more from your word because your

word is who you are, Lord. Lord, and I

pray as we go this week, Lord, that you

will break open in our hearts a desire

to deeper,

stir up that hunger in our hearts for

your word, Lord. Lord, I bless this

session. I cover it under your blood and

I declare over it that not one word will

be lost. And I thank you Lord as we go

Lord that you will bless the hands of

Petra and Lord supply all her needs

according to your riches in Jesus. Amen.

>> Amen.

>> Amen.

>> Thank you.

>> Lovely meeting everybody. Bye.

>> Have a lovely day. Blessings. Bye-bye.

Bye.