Ed is following Yeshua in a Hebrew way! Here’s a story from him.

I read last night I Samuel 2:1-2 "For I rejoice in thy Salvation." כי שׂמחתי בישׁועתך׃ Or "in my Yeshua."
Verse 2 [There is] none אין־קדושׁ ayin Kadosh -Holy as YHVH. There ain't anyone that is set apart like YHWH. [There is] none אין בלתך ayin bilteka - except or beside. In Benner's Ancient Hebrew, "except: a flowing away of all except on`e. From בל to come to nothing when effort is given. Klein says, "to be worn out." Everything that we do (fashion) either wears out, withers, or dies. But You O LORD NEVER wear out, wither or die.

Deuteronomy 29:4,5. [There is] none ואין צור כאלהינו ROCK like our God. He is the great Tsar. He is our ROCK. We are His stones (Eben). But for you who love Hebrew, I want to show you something that I believe it's quite fascinating and that you could use in the future. I began a project two years ago, in the month of May, when I heard sermons regarding Proverbs 31. It is also planting season in Michigan. Proverbs 31:5 "She riseth also while it is yet night, and giveth meat to her household...." Obviously, a mother awakes today, opens the fridge, and puts the pre-made bread in the toaster. A little effort here and there. And then WHAM, breakfast. But we know it didn't happen that way in Proverbs 31. She had to wake up, crush the grain, re-stoke the fire, kneed the crushed grain, and then cook it on the fire. Because my lesson was regarding all the effort a mother had to perform in order to make bread, I decided to grow wheat, organically.

I filmed the growth cycle, starting with my grandchildren throwing the seed. (Of course, there were a lot of out-takes!) I also filmed the harvest and the cutting of the grain. I went to the extreme of harvesting the grain as they would have in ancient, biblical, days. With that said, I made a threshing board and threshed the grain. You may be aware that this method is still being performed where there is no other mechanical equipment.

This is where it gets interesting. The Hebrew word for a threshing board is called מורג "morag ." Benner describes it this way, "a wooden board with embedded stones on the bottom that is dragged over the threshing floor by oxen to break up open grain."

The Latin word for "Morag" is the word "tribulum." That threshing board is called a tribulum. And the teeth that cut the grain is the Hebrew word, "tsar." - rock. Deuteronomy 4:30, " When thou art in tribulation (Tsar), and all these things are come upon thee, even in the latter days, if thou turn to the LORD thy God, and shalt be obedient unto his voice. Tsar - BDB "a hard pebble, flint." Benner, "A very hard rock when fractured forms a razor sharp edge." The purpose of the tribulum is to bind and cut the grain, a mechanical way of separating the grain. It does NOT hurt the grain. It only separates in order to finally get to the seed, which is the MOST important part.

I will let you fill in the blanks. Please read Isaiah 41:15,16.