God’s Name – Can You See It?

What if we could really “see” the awesomeness of the Lord when we “see” the Land of the Bible?
75 words for 75 years of Israel – Tzion/Zion

Tzion, Hebrew for “Zion,” most specifically refers to Mount Zion, one of the hills that surrounded ancient Jerusalem, but at times is also used interchangeably with Jerusalem.
75 words for 75 years of Israel – Zemer/Song

Zemer, Hebrew for “song,” appears throughout the Book of Psalms, which could also be described as a book of songs to God.
75 words for 75 years of Israel – Zachor/Remember

God commonly uses the word zachor, Hebrew for “remember,” when instructing the children of Israel to remain aware of something of great importance.
75 words for 75 years of Israel – Yisrael/Israel

Yisrael, Hebrew for Israel, literally means “to wrestle with God.”
75 words for 75 years of Israel – Yirah/Awe
Yirah, Hebrew for “awe,” is most commonly used in the synonymous phrases yirat Hashem and yirat shamayim, meaning “awe of God.”
75 words for 75 years of Israel – Tzedakah/Charity

Tzedakah, Hebrew for “charity,” is based on the grammatical root tzedek, meaning “justice.”
75 words for 75 years of Israel – Torah/Hebrew Bible

Torah, Hebrew for “instruction,” generally refers to the Hebrew Bible or, more specifically, the Five Books of Moses.
75 words for 75 years of Israel – Tiferet/Beauty

The Bible uses the word tiferet, Hebrew for “beauty” or “glory,” to describe the special garments that the priests wore in the Tabernacle and the Temple during the performance of their service of God.
75 words for 75 years of Israel – Teshuva/Repentance

Teshuva, Hebrew for “repentance,” comprises a critical aspect of our relationship with God.