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Zikaron

Χ–Φ΄Χ›ΦΈΦΌΧ¨Χ•ΦΉΧŸ

Root: Z-K-R

Memorial Β· Remembrance Β· Record

Pictograph

Zayin (Weapon/Cut) + Kaph (Open Palm) + Resh (Head) + Waw (Nail) + Nun (Heir) β€” The cutting that opens the palm, heads the nail of the heir

Covenant Insight

Zakar means to remember β€” but in Hebrew, to remember is not merely to recall mentally. It is to act on what you remember. When YAHUAH "remembered" Noah (Bereshit 8:1), He acted. When He "remembered" His covenant with Avraham (Shemot 2:24), He sent Moshe. The Moedim are called zikaron β€” they are built-in covenant memory, annual rehearsals so that YAHUAH's acts of redemption are never merely historical events but living realities in every generation. You do not only remember the exodus β€” you were there.

""This day shall be for you a memorial (zikaron), and you shall keep it as a feast to YAHUAH." β€” Shemot 12:14"

Exodus 12:14

"Thus says YAHUAH: Stand by the roads and look, and ask for the ancient paths, where the good way is; and walk in it." β€” Yirmeyahu 6:16

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