Kaph

 

    Kath is the 11th letter in the Hebrew Alphabet.  It is believed to derive from the pictograph of a palm of a hand. That is why in Hebrew and Arabic Kath means palm or grip. Kath is Kap in Phoenician, Aramaic, and Syriac.  In Greek it is Kappa.  In Latin, evolving to our English, it is K.

    The soul yearns to be in God's hands.  That is where it has peace in salvation.  That is where the soul is safe.  That is where the subconscious has hope.  We look for this hope every day to find a glimpse of His presence or comfort.  

    We live in an imperfect world.  To expect perfection is only going to cause agitation.  We can work on ourselves daily and turn to God where we have no control.  He created this world perfect, so that is why we desire perfection, but Satan used his influence to corrupt perfection.  We will never know what true perfection is until we reach Heaven.  

    We exist in an unsure world, but we can have security.  It is your choice to live today for God.  You choose to walk with God and learn from Him.  It is your choice to believe in what can be hard to believe: His unwavering love.  If you believe that then you have to believe in Him.

Psalms  119: 81-88