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Noah’s three sons all had names originating in Hebrew-language verbs. What is the biblical message?

End-time scenarios, as described in the last chapter of prophet Isaiah (Ch. 66), read in native Hebrew (audio and a PDF file, Hebrew/English, available for download).

(See original post: What do we know of God? ) In this podcast, we address a fundamental question, asked for millennia. Following the audio is a YouTube video:

"Comfort, Comfort My People". Reading prophet Isaiah (from Chs. 40,41; in native Hebrew; PDF file with the text available for download)

End-time scenarios, as described by prophet Malachi, Chapter 3, read in native Hebrew (a PDF file with the text, Hebrew/English, available for download).

End-time scenarios, as described by prophet Zechariah, Chapter 14, read in Hebrew (a PDF file with the text, Hebrew/English, available for download).

Reading from Psalms (Chapters 23, 24, 25; In native Hebrew; PDF file with the text, Hebrew/English, available for download).

End-time scenarios, as described by prophet Daniel (Chs. 9 and 12), read in native Hebrew (PDF file with the text, Hebrew/English, available for download).

End-time scenarios, as described by prophet Michah (Chapter 7; last), read in native Hebrew (PDF file with the text, Hebrew/English, available for download).

First Commandment is articulated as fact, not as a command. Why??