• There are 22 letters in the Hebrew alphabet.
• Hebrew is a alpha numerical language
• Each letter has a pictograph
• ELS reveals hidden mysteries
• The effect of revers numbers (inverses)
• Root words
• Sofit letters
• Nouns
• Verbs
• Directions
• Triple numbers
• Future tense
• Letter kaf ךכ Sofit kaf
• Double numbers
• The letter yod
• Number of appearances
• The definite article
• Equations
• Hebrew calendar
• Antonyms
• Synonyms
• Diacritical marks - dagesh (kal)
• Gender
• Acrostic passages
• Repeated texts
• Old Testament Types
• Sha’atnezgets letters
• Legal concepts
• Doxologies
• The letter shin
• Theophanies
• Covenants
• Chiasmus

Additional:

• Concrete v Abstract

Psalm 34:8. “Oh, taste and see that the Lord is good! Blessed is the man who takes refuge in him!” 

ט— tet, pictograph of a basket, similar to a mother’s womb.

עֲ— ayin, pictograph of an eye.

מ֣— mem, pictograph of water, representing people or man.

וּ— vav, pictograph of a nail, connecting two objects.

Man מ, connected ו, and focused ע with deep feelings similar to that of mother to her unborn child in the womb.

• Hear — shema שמע

"Shema Yisrael..." Hear, O Israel. Hearing does not mean "Listen to this announcement." It means, "Hear, internalize, and take action right now.“

• Compassion — Rachamim רַחֲמִים

This word is the plural of rechem, which means "womb." To feel deep compassion or maternal love for someone means your womb or your deepest internal organs are physically wrenching or moving toward them.

• Sadness or Despair — Nafshi נַפְשִׁי

While nefesh is often translated abstractly as "soul“, its concrete, physical meaning is, "throat" or "neck." When a biblical writer "feels" overwhelming sorrow, they describe the throat choking up and gasping for air.

• Courage or will — Lev לֵב

The heart, lev, in Hebrew thought is not the seat of romance; it is the physical organ of thoughts, decisions, and courage. To feel brave is to have a "firm heart." To feel terrified is to have a heart that "melts like wax."

• Anger — Charon af חֲר֥וֹן אַף

This literally translates to the "burning of the nose, af." It describes the physical sensation of heat in the face and flaring nostrils when a person becomes enraged.

Psalm 34:8 “Taste and see that the Lord is good”, has 13 Hebrew letters. Jesus was the 13th man.

We should therefore keep our eyes fixed on Jesus Who died for the sin of the world on the cross.

Psalm 34 further connects to Jesus through verse 20. He keeps all His bones; not one of them is broken.

Jesus fulfilled this prophesy when He died on the cross.

John 19:36 “For these things took place that Scripture might be fulfilled: ‘Not one of His bones will be broken.’”

• The numerical value of the word ta’amu, taste, is 125.
• Hebrew Strong’s #H7993 shalak שלך appears 125 times in the Old Testament. It means to throw or cast.
• The Hebrew word nagash נגש appears 125 times in the Hebrew Bible, Strong’s H#5066. This word means to draw near.

The numerical value of the word ta’amu and the number of occurrences of shalak and nagash, link the concept of taste to cast and draw near.

May the Lord give you a spirit of wisdom and revelation in the knowledge of Him, having the eyes of your hearts enlightened, that you may know what is the hope to which He has called you.