Announcements and The Hebrew Letter Ayin

Shalom friends. My name is Chadwick Harvey. You have reached Faithful Performance. Thank you so much for joining us tonight as we continue our journey on Elohim's Aleph-Bet by discovering the letter Ayin. It is the 16th letter of the Aleph-Bet and has a lot of great anointings.

Before we commence, I'd like to go through two major announcements. First and foremost, we are going back to Israel June 7th through 17th, 2027. If you are interested and the Lord leads you, you can hit the QR code for more information. We will be celebrating Shavuot, or Pentecost, in Jerusalem by the Sea of Galilee. It will be a very powerful experience. For more information, you can click on the QR code or email me at [email protected]. We will be going through all of the major historical sites in Jerusalem, including the Temple Mount and the Mount of Olives, sites significant to Christianity and Judaism. We will also be going through the prophetic aspects. That's one of the reasons I wanted to do the Day of the Lord experience: to understand what our Savior, our Messiah, our King, will do when He returns for His second coming. We want to lay out the process He will undertake during the 10 Days of Awe, or that 10-day war He will fight from the Feast of Trumpets to Yom Kippur. We will go through the battle points from the northern battle point of Megiddo (Armageddon) down through Jerusalem and to the southern valley where the Book of Revelation says there will be 1600 furlongs of blood, 4 feet high. We want to give people the experience of walking where this wrath will be poured out by our Savior on all the people over the Islamic nations. So, it has turned into not only the historical sites we will visit in Jerusalem, the Dead Sea, the Sea of Galilee, etc., but we will look at the prophetic understanding of these sites as well, as we all look forward to the second coming of our Messiah. Please pray into that. We would love to have you over there. We are limiting the trip to 20 travelers.

Also, we do have a new website that we'd love for you to check out at faithfulperformance.org. There are a lot of cool features on there, including crossword puzzle games and Bible quizzes. There is also the Hebrew calendar, as we know some people get confused with the calendar and dates during the feast days. Remember, the days start the evening before the actual date; that's how God's calendar works. We have it on the website as well. We would love for you to sign up and be a part of it. I believe you can watch the videos on YouTube there as well, along with all of the teachings. You can also find my personal opinion on any subject matter by tapping into the AI there, and it will carry you to the exact video, the exact minute, and the timestamp. It's pretty cool technology of today. Before it turns evil, we're going to try to use it for good.

Tonight, we will go through the letter Ayin. If you've been with us, we really appreciate you being with us during this process. We'll probably finish this series close to the fall feast days, as we have about six more letters to go through before we get to the end of the Aleph-Bet. Tonight, we are on Ayin. It is the bottom row on the right-hand side. It looks like a Y, but that's where we are right now. We've traveled through the first 15 letters and are now on the last seven letters, which is the last row. We're going to get into some double anointings of the letters here. I believe the next two are going to be double forms. Then we'll finish strong with the last four letters, which will give us a great impact and really finish the story of what we started with the letter Aleph, the first letter of the Aleph-Bet.

Thank you very much again if you've been with us on this journey. I know it's a long journey with a lot of information, but it is very important, I believe, to identify with the Hebraic mindset. I don't believe in terms like "Hebrew roots." I believe it's just the Word of God, all throughout Genesis to Revelation. Instead of all these "Hebrew roots" and all this stuff you hear all the time, we're just teaching God's Word. That Word was written in Aramaic Hebrew, the original language of the original revelation. So, obviously, those words were made up of the letters. If we get the information on the letters, the revelation of the letters, and get to some of the devotionals or the stories of the Holy Bible, it's really going to give us a paradigm shift. It's going to give us a paradigm shift from the Greco-Roman American mindset to the original mindset of the Bible, which is God's mindset. We have to really get into His mindset to get some of these extra nuggets, these gems, that we just cannot see in English. This is not a knock on the English language; it's just that the Hebrew was written in Hebrew. So, we have to understand the Hebrew language to get some of the culture and concepts that the writers were going after. Even if it was written in English, the Hebrew people would have to get into our mindset. So, again, it's not a knock on any language. We can only see these gems in the Hebrew language. That's why it's very important to have a basic understanding of the Hebrew letters. We don't have to speak fluent Hebrew, even though it would be nice. But just to have the basic understanding so that we can get those in-depth layers of understanding when we get into the devotionals, when we look at what King David said in Psalm 119 about how important he said these letters were, and also with the love of the instructions of God.

My friends, thank you so much for being with us tonight. We're going to try to give you some dynamic information about Ayin. This is a very powerful letter. It's situated as the 16th letter of the alphabet. It's a very powerful letter. With that being said, let's look at this letter as we go forward. There's how you pronounce it. It's called the Ayin. Kind of a cool name, right? Let's all begin and start right where we normally start, with a scripture that really brings out the emphasis of the letter, and then we'll go back into this scripture to have more understanding.