376 — The Man Who Carries Fire
376 — The Man Who Carries Fire
Podcast Premiere: Monday, July 14 at 7 PM EDT
Shalom, friends.
What if I told you that a single number—just one—held the key to understanding man’s divine origin, his covenantal purpose, his capacity for either destruction or blessing, and his eternal calling to carry fire?
This Monday night, we uncover the power behind Strong’s Concordance number 376—the Hebrew word Ish (אִישׁ).
Ish isn’t just the generic word for "man." It is covenantal. It is priestly. It is loaded with meaning that runs through the entire Hebrew Bible. This is not numerology. It is sacred structure.
The word Ish contains the Hebrew word for fire (esh). It also contains Aleph, the first letter of the Hebrew alphabet, which represents God. With God, man becomes Ish—the fire-bearer with holy purpose. But remove Aleph, and what remains is only esh—wild fire. Unrestrained. Dangerous. Destructive.
This is the fire that either forges altars or burns down households.
We will explore what the Aleph and the fire mean within Hebrew structure, the Ancient Near Eastern worldview, and through the teachings of scholars like Dr. Michael Heiser and Dr. Skip Moen. We will also look at the fire in marriage, where Ish and Ishah (man and woman) can either become a sanctuary or a blaze, depending on whether Yah is present.
Genesis 2:24 says, "Therefore a man shall leave his father and mother and be joined to his wife, and they shall become one flesh." Together, they form a sacred bond. And in Hebrew, when you combine Ish (man) and Ishah (woman), you get the divine name Yah (י-ה) embedded within their names. Remove Yah, and all that remains is fire and fire.
Paul called Yeshua the "Last Adam"—the perfect Ish. Where Adam remained silent, Yeshua spoke. Where Adam failed to protect, Yeshua laid down His life.
Are you carrying holy fire today—or uncontrolled flame?
This episode is a call for men to reclaim their covenantal identity. For women to understand the sacred charge placed on the men in their lives. And for both to walk together, under the presence of Yah, as fire-bearers—not fire-starters.
🔥 Join me Monday, July 14 at 7 PM EDT on True Word, Faith for LIFE! for a deep dive into the fire-coded identity of biblical manhood. This one will change how you see the word "man" forever.
376: The Man Who Carries Fire | True Word, Faith for LIFE! with Dr. Shawn
What if one number—376—held the key to man’s identity, covenant, and purpose? Dr. Shawn unpacks the Hebrew word Ish (אִישׁ), exploring its gematria, divine design, and ANE cultural meaning. Discover how Aleph (God’s presence) makes the difference between holy fire and ruin.
Learn about:
🔥 Hebrew wordplay between Ish, Esh (fire), and Aleph
🔥 Biblical manhood and covenant calling
🔥 Adam’s silence vs. Yeshua’s fire-bearing redemption
🔥 A powerful Prayer of Salvation
🔥 Resources at www.TrueWordFaithforLife.com
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Until then, Shalom b’Shem Yeshua.
Shawn M. Greener, MTh., D.I.S., DPTh.
I am just a beggar who found Bread, helping other hungry beggars to find Him too. My life has certainly been complex and I my halo has many dents. Heschel said; "Something Sacred hangs in the balance of every moment." I live like it. I teach like it.
As a person who survived a fatal 92 mph vs 51 mph head on crash, after dying and re-animating, and surviving several other brushes with death, my perspective is, let's say, unique. I haven't always been a theologian and I'm living REAL life, just like you... I have my hurts, habits and hangups too.
I've learned a few very important things along the way that I'm confident you'll find useful... butter for the Gluten free Bread so to speak.. Oh, you may chuckle or full on snort along the way, but you might also shed a few tears... Faith for LIFE... That's how it happens.
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