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In Judaism, NOTHING is random ✡️
Ever wondered why we dip the challah in salt three times before eating it on Shabbat?
🍞 Lechem (לחם) = Bread = 78 in gematria.
🧂 Rearrange the same letters and you get Melach (מלח) = Salt = 78 in gematria.
Now here’s where it gets incredible...
We dip the bread in the salt 3 times.
78 ÷ 3 = 26.
26 is the numerical value of God’s four-letter Name (י-ה-ו-ה).
Coincidence? I don’t think so.
The more I study Judaism, the more I realize that every ritual, every blessing, every Hebrew letter carries layers of wisdom waiting to be discovered.
Everything is an invitation to connect deeper with GOD.
Shabbat Shalom Family ❤️
Ever wondered why we dip the challah in salt three times before eating it on Shabbat?
🍞 Lechem (לחם) = Bread = 78 in gematria.
🧂 Rearrange the same letters and you get Melach (מלח) = Salt = 78 in gematria.
Now here’s where it gets incredible...
We dip the bread in the salt 3 times.
78 ÷ 3 = 26.
26 is the numerical value of God’s four-letter Name (י-ה-ו-ה).
Coincidence? I don’t think so.
The more I study Judaism, the more I realize that every ritual, every blessing, every Hebrew letter carries layers of wisdom waiting to be discovered.
Everything is an invitation to connect deeper with GOD.
Shabbat Shalom Family ❤️
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4 months agosiymonad
This is so beautiful. ❤️ It reminded me of an old Romanian tradition: when someone entered your home, they were welcomed with bread and salt. Bread symbolized abundance and provision, while salt represented friendship, respect, and blessing. I never realized how beautifully these traditions resonate with one another.
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