The are multiple words for time in Hebrew, the most used is עת ‘et’ which pictographically means to ‘see the cross’, and in ancient Hebrew thinking meant to ‘see the mark.’ What is this ‘mark’? It is the sun setting (death) and rising (resurrection) above the horizon.
More on קף ‘qaf’ and it’s relation to time below.
עת corresponds to the Greek word καιρός (kairos) through comparing Daniel 7:25 & Revelation 12:6, 14.
In the Septuagint, kairos is used to translate numerous words but one of which is very interesting. The word תר ‘tor’ due to its relation to the concept of ‘the mark.’
From this root we get תאר ta’ar andתואר to’ar. These words mean form, outline or border.
תואר‘Toar’ is from the same root תר‘tor’ as תורה Torah
The sun and time
The word for hour is related to the sun
This comes from the root ‘שע’ which is a picture of a shepherd watching over his flock. ‘Sha’ is also the root of the word Yeshua.
This is why the sun god is portrayed with an ‘all seeing eye’ as well as being related to the triangle/pyramid, which is in the same shape as the ancient Hebrew letter dalet, which is the origin of the Greek letter delta. Dalet has the gematria of 4 which relates to the 4th dimension of time, of which the sun is intimately connected. Further connecting to the Messiah, the letter dalet means a ‘door.’
Joh 10:7 Then Jesus again said to them, Truly, truly, I say to you that I am the door of the sheep.
The word for day is associated with the sun
The word for tomorrow is related to the sun
Another word relating time and the sun is “pa’am”
How does the rhythmic beating of a drum relate to the sun? The human heartbeat.
At sunrise the sky appears red
This word comes from ‘dam’ meaning blood.
‘Dam’ literally means waters from the door. As in the living waters that come forth from the Temple, or the living waters of blood that come forth from the heart. The sun moving through the zodiac is also a picture of this. Psalm 19 speaks of the sun following the path of the zodiac and coming forth from ‘his canopy’ representing the Temple. A healthy heart pumps on average 72 times a minute, the sun moves a degree through the ecliptic every 72 years. It seems that the beating of the human heart corresponds with the movement of the sun through the ecliptic.
http://davidpratt.info/pattern1.htm#p1
The ‘circle’ traced by the earth’s axis around the north ecliptic pole is not smooth but wavy, as the moon’s gravitational pull causes the earth to ‘nod’ about once every 18 years (currently 18.6 years), a movement known as nutation. The circle therefore contains about 1440 waves, since 18 x 1440 = 25,920. Note that the average human heartbeat is equal to 72 beats a minute, and on average we breathe about 18 times a minute. 72 years (= 6+60+6 or 6×12) is said to be the ‘ideal’ lifespan of a human being, during which time the sun moves through one degree of the zodiac in the precessional cycle. A human breathes 72 times in 4 minutes, the time required for the earth to turn 1 degree on its axis. In 24 hours (86,400 seconds) we breathe 18 x 1440 = 25,920 times, equal to the number of years in the precessional cycle.
According to the National Geographic’s ‘Incredible Human Machine’ it takes 72 muscles for man to speak. The Hebrew word for time, עת, means to see the mark. What is the mark? It is when the sun rises directly east (qedem ‘sun of blood’) at the time of the tequphah which literally means the ‘sun speaks.’
According to Ecclesiastes 1:5-6, the sun moves upon the wind/ruach again linking to the blood which flows through the human body and the living waters which flow forth from the throne of God.
The path of the sun through the zodiac comes from the following Hebrew word:
According to the Revelation 22:1-2, the river of life that comes forth from the throne of Elohim, is linked to 12 fruits of the tree of life.
The word for the constellations/zodiac in Hebrew is ‘mazzaroth’ which traces back to the Hebrew word nazar.
What was on the crown of the High Priest? The sacred name of YHWH (Exodus 29:6; 39:30) According to Josephus (Wars of the Jews Book 5 Chapter 5 Section 7) the sacred name consisted of 4 vowels which are pronounced with our breath. The Hebrew word for ‘name,’ is ‘shem’ which means breath/wind. It is the root for the word ‘shamayim’ which means heaven. ‘Shem’ is also the root of the word ‘shemesh’ which means the sun. Every breath we take we are proclaiming His Name. Each breath we take brings oxygen into our lungs which brings life to our blood and to our cells.
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