Waw

 

    Waw is the sixth letter in the Hebrew alphabet. It is waw in Syriac and wāw in Arabic.  It is used as a vowel.  Waw's meaning is "what a waster" in English.  In Hebrew the letter means "hook or peg".  It was strictly reserved for the hooks or pegs for the curtains in God's temple.   As you may be picking up, the Hebrew language is a Holy language.  

    God loved His people so much that He created a language for them.  We may have allowed that language to go historic, but His love has not.  His love is faithful.  It is constant enough that He still offers us salvation even if we have allowed some Holy things to disappear.  We can trust Him to take care of us in a way that no one else can take away from us.  His truth should be stuck in our mouth because it is what gives the world hope.  

    Christ gives us boldness that is rooted in obedience.  Obedience leads to freedom for the soul.  A free soul is a happy soul.  It no longer has to be confined or oppressed.  An obedient person no longer has to worry about being shamed.  This person trust God's love.  This person will be strong through adversity while staying focused on God's instruction.  

Psalms 119: 41-48