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Journey through a breathtaking cinematic landscape in Ahabah, an original masterpiece from Leah's Lyricals by the Yahowah Music Group, where radiant desert sunrises, ancient stone villages, cracked wilderness paths, glowing lanterns, symbolic doorways, peaceful olive groves, flickering cedar fires, and a joyful remnant unfold in a stunning visual story of love, restoration, and homecoming. Every beautifully crafted scene follows one woman's passage from loneliness and searching to healing, hope, belonging, and the overwhelming embrace of Yahowah, blending golden light, timeless biblical scenery, heartfelt emotion, and powerful symbolism into an unforgettable cinematic experience. Rich in breathtaking imagery, moving performances, and inspiring artistry, Ahabah invites viewers into a timeless journey where every frame reflects kindness, redemption, enduring love, and the promise that home was never as far away as it seemed.

https://yadayah.com/ https://x.com/YadaCraig Music, lyrics, and video provided by Craig Winn, and used with permission from the YAHOWAH MUSIC GROUP through CC 4.0.

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Today at church we started a new series. It's a marriage/family/relationships series and like very other Sunday I sat alone (which I honestly have no problem with, I think today I just realized it a bit more with the message geared towards couples) and all during the service I kept thinking about the future and who I'm going to marry. Now, for being 18 and not in a relationship I have no right thinking about a husband or marriage, but listening to my pastor speak and reading the scripture from Song of Songs (which is my least favorite book of the bible currently... I know, call me a sinner) I couldn't help but picture how my husband and me are going to live and how our marriage is going to be. 

In Song of Songs, there are 3 Hebrew words used for love. In English, we just say "love" but it can be used in back to back sentences like: I love my husband, and I also love Taco Bell. The word "love" was used but they mean two VERY different things... at least I hope no one loves Taco Bell the same way they love their spouse. That could be potentially awkward. Anyways, back to the three hebrew words.

The first word used for love is Raya; meaning the art of friendship. "This is my lover, this is my friend (raya)." Song of Songs 5:6. Friends do life together. Love should start with raya, the holding hands and being friends. That is love, raya. 

The second word and type of love is Ahabah (pronounced ah-ha-va). This translates to embrace/grab onto/hold onto."Place me like a seal over your heart, like a seal on your arm; for love (ahabah) is as strong as death, its jealousy as unyielding as the grave," 8:6 . This is the type of love that when that person is away from you, or if you are not sure if they love you back but you know you love them and you're waiting to see how they feel, you get a sick, pit feeling in you till they return. It's why in wedding ceremonies we have vows, stating to love and to cherish and hold onto forever. That is Ahabah. This is the glue like love that holds relationships together. 

The third word for love is Dod (pronounced dohd). Dod means intimacy/passion/rock. This is the kissing and the passion and intimacy of marriage and love. "Kiss me and kiss me again, for your love (dod) is sweeter than wine," 1:2. In relationships, this is the part that our generation is screwing up. Instead of keeping our love, our dod, sacred, that dod is given away flippantly with no respect for how God designed love. 

To have a successful, happy, intimate, Christ-like relationship, Love should not just be one word. Raya, Ahabah, and Dod need to be had. 

ELISHAMA ECUADOR

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