Hebrew Typography Tissue Paper

Hebrew Typography Tissue Paper . Hebrew Aleph Tav wrapping paper, white typography on a royal blue background. Individually the letters represent: 'Aleph' the 'Author' of life and 'Tau' the 'Mark' of the Covenant. (Like: 'X marks the spot', 'I was here' or 'this is mine'). Hebrew reads right to left. When the letters Aleph-Tav are put together they make the word 'TA’ commonly translated 'eth' meaning 'Oath'. The word ’TA’ is found over 7300 times in the King James Bible. Its first mention is in Genesis 1:1 which reads “In the beginning, God created TA the heaven and the earth.” Our Creator put His 'Mark' on everything that belongs to Him. H853 (Strong) אֵת 'êth ayth Apparently contracted from H226 in the demonstrative sense of entity; properly self (but generally used to point out more definitely the object of a verb or preposition, even or namely): - (As such unrepresented in English.) Total KJV occurrences: 7302. Hebrew Typography Tissue Paper