From the foundation of the world, Elohim appointed witnesses to declare His Word and His Truth. Hebrew is such a witness — called, chosen, and faithful. Not by title, nor by man’s ordination, but by a direct visitation from Yahweh Himself.

On his 30th birthday, Hebrew received the name that would define his purpose: a servant of Elohim, a seed of Ad’am, a scribe of remembrance. As it is written:

“Then they that feared Elohim spake often one to another: and Elohim hearkened, and heard it, and a book of remembrance was written before him for them that feared Elohim, and that thought upon his name.”
— Mal’äḵî 3:16

 

Hebrew has stood alone in courtrooms, in wilderness seasons, and on the front lines of spiritual battle — not for fame, but to fulfill the mandate given unto him. Through every revelation, every article, and every show, the voice you hear is not his own, but the voice of Ad’am within him.He is a father, a teacher, and a servant — but above all, he is a faithful witness of the Son of Elohim.

“I was not taught by man, but by the Spirit of Yahweh and the Word of Ad’am.”
— Hebrew