For September 27, 2026
Walk, Path, Destination by Greg Holmes, D.MIN – Director of Missions serving 17 churches
HEBREW IS A LANGUAGE much more limited than English. Modern Hebrew has about thirty thousand words, some with multiple meanings depending on context, while English, a more precise language. has at least one-hundred-seventy-one thousand words. In Hebrew, and in particular in Judaism, the Hebrew word *“halakha” means both “to walk” and “to go.” Walking and going are linked in the Hebrew; in ancient times, most people walked in order to go to their destination. The Rabbis teach in the Midrash—the Jewish commentaries—that it is the ‘daily walk’ of moral conduct, leading to right actions and observable righteousness.