Synopsis "Hit'Galut: A Revelation In Exile (in English)"
Hit'Galut is a Hebrew to English transliteration and verse by verse literal translation, of the Book of Revelation. In Hebrew, the words Hit'Galut can mean, banished, exiled and or living under foreign rule. But we have been led to believe that the first word of the Book of Revelation is, revealed or revelation. Knowing the author Yochanan, Yeshua or the recipients of the book are Hit'Galut can only mean one thing...they are Hebrews, not early Christians. The book is a revelation, but some of what is revealed was either purposely hidden, mistranslated, or a combination of both. The transliterated Hebrew to English reveals that some of the words were meant to be read literally in Hebrew. For Example: The four letter Tetragrammaton YHVH and many other variations of it are freely used throughout the book. But the early translators either purposely or mistakenly translated it as God, or Lord. Only Hebrews would know that, that is the personal name of YHVH. The distilled version of the Book of Revelation-Hit'Galut reveals: * The roles of Yochanan, Yeshua, YHVH and the Sheep * The identity of the Idol, the Image, the Serpent and the Queen. * The Name, Number, Mark, and the Star * The identity of the Goyim and the Garim * The Sign of YHVH There are many other revelations that are clearly highlighted so you can come to your own conclusions; the text speaks for itself. Those that prepare their ears to hear will understand what the Spirit is saying to the people.
