Open

WHAT DOES "OPEN" MEAN IN HEBREW ?

**Result of search for "open":**

**918** badaq baw-dak' a primitive root; to gap open; used only as a denominative from [919](http://www.eliyah.com/cgi-bin/strongs.cgi...); to mend a breach:--repair.

WHAT DOES BREACH ALSO MEAN ?

.**8569** tnuw'ah ten-oo-aw' from [5106](http://www.eliyah.com/cgi-bin/strongs.cgi...); alienation; by implication, enmity:--breach of promise, occasion.

Many people are in a state of alienation because of their behaviour, they can't understand what is happening to them.

PSALM 119 :18

"OPEN MY EYES THAT I MIGHT SEE WONDERS FROM YOUR TURAH."

People enter a state of alienation/confusion because their foundational mindset is built on worldly information, which is like drinking a toxic poison, with no antidote. Worldly behaviour rejects Messiah who shed His blood to set us free from our sins. Sin is ignoring the word of Messiah and refusing to be obedient to His instruction, in other words living a worldly mindset. Living this way will separate us from the Father of all creation who really loves us. Once you have met Him and experienced His love nothing from this world will satisfy you.

Yahusha wants to mend and heal the breach that has confused and alienated us from Him. He came to show us how we can have him inside of us, He will be with us, everyday and every night. No more loneliness, no more confusion, no more hurting, only love and peace, this is His promise and we can trust His word. Changing our minds to realise the things we thought were right and wrong, are not so. To drop the worldly mindset is going to hurt very much, but this journey will show us what is true, and he will open our eyes to see wonders from His Turah. You will no longer just see what you see in front of you, but you will see and understand what Messiah see's and lives. There are many taking this journey so don't let yourself miss out, look what your worldly mindset has already done to your sanity. You will never be loved the way Messiah loves. There are so many wondrous journey's in the Word.