Exploring the Hebrew Letter Dalet | The Door to Understanding

This teaser episode introduces Dalet, the fourth letter of the Hebrew Aleph-Bet. Dalet carries the ideas of a doorway, movement, humility, and the transition from one state into another. In this short exploration, we touch on its ancient pictographs, numerical value, and scriptural significance—and why this letter opens a deeper way of understanding the biblical text.

To watch the full 22-lesson Hebrew letter journey, including the complete teaching on Dalet, head to my YouTube channel where the entire course is available free.
You’ll also find the companion workbook on Amazon if you want to follow along with guided notes and word studies.

📘 Workbook on Amazon https://a.co/d/eaUy7IM

Full YouTube Series: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL5rMSKSFMuqBO0qYyOUpg9D-vsKae5v2u&si=JX_TqhkS2i3rpCLS

📘 Bet is one part of a larger 22-lesson journey. The full course is available for deeper, sequential study on Youtube https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL5rMSKSFMuqBO0qYyOUpg9D-vsKae5v2u

To enhance your learning experience pick up your companion workbook on ⁠Amazon! ⁠

Bet (בֵּית) is the second letter of the Hebrew Aleph-Bet and the first letter of the Torah. It means house—a place of dwelling, containment, and formation.

In this lesson, we explore why Scripture begins with Bet rather than Aleph, and what that choice reveals about how God relates to creation. Bet shifts the focus from source to space, from origin to habitation. It raises questions about what it means to make room, to be formed from the inside, and to understand life as something that is housed rather than hurried.

This teaching moves the study from concept into lived experience, showing how the Hebrew letters shape not only words, but worldview.

📘 This lesson is part of a complete 22-lesson course.

The full course is available for deeper, sequential study on Youtube:

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL5rMSKSFMuqBO0qYyOUpg9D-vsKae5v2u

To enhance your learning experience pick up your companion workbook on⁠⁠ Amazon!⁠

Aleph (אָלֶף) is the first letter of the Hebrew Aleph-Bet, yet it carries a paradox: it is silent. Before sound, before form, before movement—Aleph represents source, origin, and unseen strength.

In this lesson, we explore how Aleph establishes the conceptual starting point for Hebrew thought. It points to what precedes action, language, and structure. Aleph invites us to reconsider what it means to begin, and how strength is often concealed rather than announced.

This episode sets the tone for the entire series. If the journey through the Hebrew letters is a path, Aleph is the ground beneath it.