HEBREW ALEPHBET

Gimel

RUACH HaKODESH and numerically COVENANT

Camel - Carries - Throat - Foot - Pride - To lift up - To arise - Ascend - To nourish - To feed - The birth canal - A conduit - That which transmits / transports - All ideas derived from within the house - The transportation systems of the body - To give Tzedakah.

Extended meaning:
Carrier of actions - Ruach carrying our burdens through the wilderness - The conduit of YAHWEH to give gifts to His people in order that they may reflect His image.

Numeric value:
3 - 30 - 300 - 3000 which relates to Covenants. YAHshua arose from the dead on the third day - YAHshua was 33 years old when He died [the first and second three represents the 1st and 2nd covenants] - There were 3,000 jews saved at the feast of Shavuot that came into the new covenant. 

Comments:
Gimel is comprised of the letter “Waw" (upright person) and the letter “Yod” at the base which represents a “foot in motion”

Gimel symbolizes a rich man running after a poor man (which is represented in the presiding letter of Dalet), to give him tzedakah.

Gimel is “GADOL” (big - high - great) and “GIBOR” (mighty) because it is continually running after or towards the person or thing in need, striving  to complete the work.

Gimel as a camel symbolizes the entity that carries a traveler with his goods from one place to another

Dalet

DOOR - GATE and numerically THE SALVATION OF YAHWEH. 

Door (amidst fire) - Lid - To receive - To enter - Pathways - Nose - Gates - Entrances / Exits - Access / openings to pass - Secret chamber - base of the brain / mind - Refuge - Means of acquisition - Revelation - Access to breath from above - Access to YAHWEH’S Spirit (YAH-RUACH) - Door of separation / division - Sign of Shabbat as the door of Set Apart-ness and Rest - Hang.

Extended meaning:
Security - Refuge.

Numeric value:
4 - 40 - 400 - 4000 which points to the work of YAHWEH’S salvation (it rained for 40 days and 40 nights - Moses was 40 when he was called to save Yisrael - Moses spent 40 days on Mount Sinai and then brought down the two tablets written on both sides by YAHWEH - Yitsaq was 40 years old when he married Rebecca - YAHshua fasted for 40 days and 40 nights when tempted in the wilderness) - There are 4 cups drank during the PeSaCH seder, (the festival of salvation),

Comments:
The Dalet symbolizes the poor man, that receives Tzedakah from the rich man.

The Dalet is the Door that stands in the opening of the Bet (house)

Why does the roof of the Dalet extend backwards a little to the right (going in the direction of the Gimel? Because the poor man (Dalet) must make himself available to the rich man (Gimel), the one who is providing Tzedakah. 

Why is the face of the poor man (Dalet) turned away from the rich man (Gimel)? Because the Tzedakah of the rich man (Gimel) must be given to the poor man (Dalet) in secret.

The image of Dalet is a gate and entrance as well as an exit

Spiritually Dalet is the gate or entrance to the inner Light - Knowledge (Daat) and Wisdom (ChokmaH) of the Spirit of YAHWEH 

Zayin

SWORD - WORD and numerically PLAN of YAHWEH

Weapon of the Spirit of YAHWEH - Sword - Tongue - Word - Laws - That which splits (arrow / dart / Javelin)  - Cut - To cut off

Expanded meaning:
That which marks - Any thing that leads to a goal - The goal of the ToRaH / Mitzvot - Perfection - Regeneration - Healing - Deliverance - That which represents “The Word / Truth” (to be used against the enemy) 

Numeric value:
7, 70 - 700 - 7000 which reveals the plan of YAHWEH (YaHaqov served 7 years for Leah and another 7 years for Rachael that brought forth the nation of YAHWEH - There were 7 years of famine in the land that caused Yisrael to become a nation in the land of Goshen - Yisrael enters into the “REST” of YAHWEH on the 7th day - There are 7 week from PeSaCH to Shavuot - Tishri is the 7th month (Rosh HaShanah and Yom Kippur) - Jubilee is every 7 years.

Comments:
Zayin is representative of sustenance and armament 

Zayin reveals that we are to use the weapons of YAHWEH to defend

Zayin symbolizes anything that is used to reach a goal or that which a person is aiming for to hit the mark / complete / finish the task.

Zayin is used to help those pursuing their goals in fulfilling the ToRaH / Perfection / Regeneration / Healing / Deliverance

Het

LADDER - ELEVATION - ASCENSION and numerically NEW BEGINNINGS

Ladder (elevating / emerging / ascending / descending) - Fence - Hedge - Booth - Private - To separate - Covenant - A sign of faith to disclose / uncover - Link between wisdom / knowledge / understanding

Expanded meaning:
Signifies required effort - Accomplishment - Window - YaHaqov’s ladder - Link between YAHWEH and MAN (YAHshua is the one that YOKED mankind with YAHWEH)

Numeric value:
8 - 80 - 800 - 8000 which reveals new beginnings (The week has seven days and starts anew on the eighth day - Males in Yisrael are circumcised on the 8th day - There were 8 souls saved during the flood of Noah - YAHWEH reaffirmed His covenant to Abraham 8 times - David was the 8th son of Jesse - Sukkot is an 8 day festival that anticipates Olam Habah, the world to come - YAHshua was resurrected on the 8th day from the dead.

Comments:
The form of the letter Chet resembles a gateway. Through a gateway one enters and exits

The Chet is formed by two ZaYin’s (swords) with a roof over them. This reveals that ever since man was banished from eden, they have had to trust in YAHWEH as their sustainer in this world. As such they must work in partnership with their sustainer (YAHWEH) by using the Zayin (weapons) of their warfare. 

The Chet looks similar to the letter HeH. The only difference is the Chet touches the roof that is covering it which reveals that a person that becomes steeped in sin and impurity can repent and connect with YAHWEH.

Kaf

Palm of hand - To cover - Allow - Strength - Spoon (rounded shape resembles the palm of the hand)  

Numeric value: 20

Comments:
Kaph is symbolized as a crown 

Kaph is also symbolized as an “act and sign” of submission where by one bows in total submission to a King.

Kaph (along with Bet) represent powers of construction and production.

Kaph symbolizes the palm of the hand serving with a spoon (container) that provides the serving by measure.

Kaph refers to the acceptance of whatever comes to you.

The Kaph teaches us how to appropriately use the power and strength that YAHWEH has placed within us through His Spirit. 

Lamed

Teach - Arm - Wing - Birds - Go - Towards - Tongue

Numeric value: 30

Comments:
Lamed is a Hebrew letter that is likened to a “town watchmen” who stands high above all others as a lookout and crier of warning.

Lamed is the only letter in the Hebrew aleph-bet that ascends above all other letters

Lamed is comprised of a YOD which stands on  the WAW (head) which is connected to a Kaph

Lamed standing above all other Hebrew letters symbolizes the “KING of KINGS” and “RULER” of the universe, because when the letter Lamed is connected to the preceding letter Kaph and the post letter Mem the Hebrew word MeLeK (KING) stands at the forefront

Samekh

A prop - Support - To turn - Shelter

Numeric value: 60

Comment:
Samekh is the Hebrew letter that reveals and teaches that the Shelter of YAHWEH is unlike anything man can do, because Only HE that gave us life can keep us in life.

Samekh symbolizes and alludes to the whole earth, which is filled with the Shekhinah of YAHWEH that is available to anyone, anywhere HIS presence is recognized. 

Samekh is the Support that sustains everything 

Ayin

Silent letter
Eye - See - Sight - Watch - Know - Experience

Numeric value: 70

Comments:
Ayin is a letter that does not speak..... It only sees.

Ayin is an EYE

The form of Ayin depicts two eyes with connecting “optic nerves” entering into the brain. The right eye is looking up to Samekh (support and shelter) while the right eye looks down at the Peh (mouth).

Ayin reveal that a wise man realizes that their blessings are not in what they see but rather comes from the one (YAHWEH) that supports them (samekh) from above and they must act (Peh) according to the knowledge that they have received.

Ayin comes after Samekh to teach us that a man should support the poor

Shin/Sin

Teeth / Tooth - To consume - To destroy

Numeric value: 300

Comments:
The letter Shin is comprised of three VaW’s which corresponds to The Father (YAHWEH) His Son (YAHshua) and His Spirit (YAHRuach). In Orthodox Judaism they represent Abraham on the right - Isaac on the left and YAHaqov in the middle.

Shin is called the “letter of truth”

Shin is a letter of “Consuming Fire” - The fiery Spirit of YAHWEH (YAH-RUACH) 

The numeric value of each Vaw on the Shin equals 666 which is also the number of the sun as well as the Beast of the book of Revelation. (The number 666 is a number of mystery)

Taw/Tav

Sign - Seal - Mark - Covenant - To seal - Completeness - Security

Numeric value: 400

Comments:
Taw is the stamp and seal of all the previous letters.

Taw is a signature mark that makes all things valid.  

The letter Taw indicates the final seal and witness to the completion or the Great Work of YAHWEH 

Taw has a basic meaning of “division of the universe into four directions, by this we understand that the Taw encloses the universe in its entirety

Taw is regarded as a symbol for the “absolute or perfection of creation.

Taw is the summary of everything in everything.

Within the numeric value of Taw we see that which represents the furthest development in this physical world. It symbolizes “infinity”