Although the connection between most languages and Hebrew is enjoying a growing recognition worldwide, the connection between names in other languages and Hebrew is somewhat hidden. Finding the hidden meaning of a non-Hebrew names requires a thorough lingual interpreted and advanced deciphered procedure. In a way, it requires a scientific decoding process. This is what Dr. Shor has been doing for decades. He has helped many, including spiritual and political world leaders discover the hidden codes found beneath the surface of their names and hence, the meaning of their names — on the basis of Biblical Hebrew. Furthermore, since each Hebrew name is also ‘a statement of destiny,’ the information he reveals goes far beyond a mere static translation. As of April 2020 Dr. Shor has offered to extend this invaluable service to all individuals across the world. Since he is expected to be involved with many people in the next few months, please take this opportunity and be among the first people who will have their names decoded by Dr. Shor. You may request your name decoding at the bottom of this screen. But first, let’s examine a few examples presented in the principles of hidden meanings and the awesome DESTINY CODES IN HEBREW NAMES. The Hebrew name in the title logo of this site is ‘Moshe,’ Moses in English. Let’s begin with his name.   

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Our sages spoke about the importance of praying in Hebrew. They taught that even though permission was granted to pray in other languages, it has been always favored to pray in Leshon Hakodesh (the Holy Tongue). In numerous writings since the Biblical era, the Holy Tongue has been known as a reference to the divine spiritual language - Hebrew. The sages taught that it is better to pray in Hebrew, even if the praying person does not understand the words. An ancient Masoret (tradition) teaches us that the Hebrew alphabet existed prior to the creation of the world, and that God used the twenty-two Hebrew letters as raw material for the creation. This understanding affected faith practices in numerous languages. Hence, Hebrew words such as ‘Amen’ and ‘Halleluyah’ (pronounced this way and not as the common non-Hebrew spelling ‘hallelujah.’). Check it out for yourself: do you really know the deep meaning of the word ‘Amen’? The answer is threefold: ‘Amen’ is “Truth,” “Believe” and “Practice.” The entire faith in God is folded in these three words: ‘believing the truthfulness of God and His Word and constantly practicing this belief.’ Quite awesome! isn’t it? Unlike common names in most world’s languages, Hebrew names are always meaningful and contain a future projected code. Most of the names in the Hebrew Bible meaningfully manifest the role each name bearer plays in the Biblical narrative. The meaning of Biblical names, for instance, often foreshadows the destiny of the Biblical character. In a way, the name is a ‘legit’ future teller. For Hebrew speakers, merely reading the Bible adds this immediate extra dimension. But, naturally, most Bible readers across the world do not know Hebrew. Or should we add: ‘yet’...  In addition to the known characters in the Bible, all human beings have names. There is no doubt that each person’s name is very significant and is endeared by their givers (mostly parents) and by their bearers. However, naturally most names are not Hebrew names, or at least, on the surface they don’t sound Hebrew. We deeply believe that all names are spiritually connected to God and to His Holy Tongue - Hebrew. Yes, and this includes your own name!  Deciphering the hidden spiritual Hebrew code in your own name is the purpose of this site. It has been long claimed that most languages are ultimately derived from the Hebrew language. The great American linguist, Dr. Isaac Mozeson who authored the revolutionary book THE WORD, has proven that the source of English is Biblical Hebrew and that all languages ultimately link up, and only through variations of the original, universal language - Hebrew.     

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We read in Exodus 2:1-2 "And there went a man of the house of Levi, and took for his wife a daughter of Levi. And the woman conceived, and bore a son; and when she saw that he was a handsome child, she hid him three months. And when she could not longer hide him, she took for him an ark made of reeds, and daubed it with slime and with pitch, and put the child in it; and she laid it in the rushes by the river's brink. We read in verse 5: And the daughter of Pharaoh came down to wash herself at the river; and her maidens walked along by the river's side; and when she saw the ark among the reeds,she sent her maid to fetch it.  We read in verse 10: And the child grew, and she brought him to Pharaoh's daughter, and he became her son. And she called his name Moses; and she said, Because I drew him out of the water."

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What is the DESTINY - HEBREW NAME connection

The Name Israel was first introduced in Genesis 32:29."And he said, Your name shall be called no more Jacob, but Israel; for as a prince you have power with God and with men, and have prevailed.” The English verse is missing out the essence of this major verse.   Click the image above to unveil this surprising NAME - DESTINY connection. 

The Biblical story of the wizard Balaam who was hired to curse Israel is told in the Numbers chapters 22-24.However, when you read these chapters in English or in any other known language you entirely miss the NAME - DESTINY connection which is amazingly revealed in the Hebrew Bible.  Click the image above to unveil this surprising connection. 

How does the Biblical narrative manifests in Hebrew names 

Request your own Name Code below. Hebrew Decoding your first name -  Request now-  ONLY $18.00                               Hebrew Decoding of both your first and last names - Request now - $36.00 You’ll receive your Hebrew decoded name and its closest meaning including the related Biblical verse. It will surely enrich your life and add to it an invaluable meaning that only Hebrew can reveal

The name Moses has no meaning in any language except for Hebrew.  When you read verse 10 you cannot tell what’s the correction between the baby’s name and the reason Pharaoh’s daughter names him Moses. For Hebrew readers the reason needs no explanation. The name Moses in Hebrew is “Moshe” and this is exactly the sound and the meaning of a verb that has no english equivalent. It means “to pull out something (from liquid)."

Dr. Rabbi Amnon Shor

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