Hebrew Stories

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❝Le-olam va-ed. Forever and ever. You promised, Ben. And then you broke your promise. I guess I’m writing you these letters just to try and figure out for myself where it all went wrong.❞

Hannah, a Hebrew slave in Egypt, calls out to her God to save her family in 13th century B.C. *This story is based on the events of the Book of Exodus in the Bible*

Seventeen-year-old Aviva Osherov, the daughter of a poor rabbi in Chernigov, has never fit the life chosen for her. She is expected to marry young, obey without question, and accept a future she does not want. But Aviva hungers for things forbidden to a girl of her world- to study Torah, to choose her own path, and to dream beyond the Pale of Settlement. Rumors of pogroms sweep through nearby towns, casting fear over her community like a shadow that refuses to lift. And when Aviva crosses paths with Nikolai, a quiet Orthodox Christian boy who sees her humanity instead of her religion, everything becomes more dangerous. He saves her once. She trusts him once. And suddenly the one person she should fear becomes the one she cannot let go of. Their forbidden bond risks her father's honor, her sister's future, and the safety of their entire household. Whispers turn to threats. Threats turn to violence. And when the pogrom finally reaches Chernigov, Aviva must face an impossible choice: Stay with the boy who taught her what freedom feels like... or flee to America to save the only family she has left. A story of courage, forbidden love, and a girl who refuses to be silent beneath a darkening sky.

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Ciara lyric (Ciara Batu) is a very soft spoken humbled girl raised in a poor family.But when her family dies in Tragic Accident .What will she do .She is left alone on the streets. What will she do when she is called to Jerusalem to take her crown as queen with her soon to be husband and King? How will she react when she is in bloodline to be the next Hebrew Queen.She grows up in american cultures.

The Secretary of Defensiveness denigrates the role did the role of women in the military-and pretty much everywhere else except in the bedroom and the delivery room. Claiming biblical support for his views, he ignores many women in scripture, notably, judge and warrior Deborah.

A teenager has problems with his family and friends, but things could have been much worse.

Asher Cohen has always lived between two worlds. Born into a devout Jewish family, he carries the traditions, the prayers, and the quiet weight of expectation that come with his faith. But when he marries Reagan, a Christian woman whose love once felt like freedom, Asher begins to realize that love alone may not be enough to bridge the distance between their beliefs. Years into their marriage, what began as spirited debates about faith and belonging have turned into silent dinners and restless nights. Each argument leaves another fracture in the fragile foundation they've built. Torn between devotion to his wife and the aching sense that something essential is missing, Asher drifts through his days haunted by guilt and longing. Then he meets Esther - a widow whose life has been marked by loss but whose presence radiates calm and quiet understanding. Her gentle, patient spirit offers Asher a kind of solace he hasn't felt in years. In her company, the chaos in his heart softens. Their conversations stretch late into the night, often in her small, book-filled apartment or under the muted light of the synagogue. What begins as friendship deepens into something neither them can easily name - a bond that feels both healing and forbidden. Asher's world becomes a fragile balance of two lives - one bound by vows and duty, the other by unspoken need. Yet as his connection with Esther grows, so too does his guilt. The comfort he finds in her arms is shadowed by the pain it causes elsewhere. And when a single moment of surrender changes everything, Asher is forced to confront the wreckage left behind: his marriage, his faith, and the man he thought he was.

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Darissa is King Solomon's favorite daughter. She has lived with her grandmother all her life but finds out a truth that will change her identity forever.

I was moved to write this story in an effort to educate people about God, His laws and how it caused me to separate myself from a religion I practiced for nearly 40 years. I also hope to inspire others to gain an interest and perhaps, as I have obtained, a passion for studying Biblical Hebrew. I will also uncover a centuries old conspiracy to conceal the actual name of God! Another purpose is to dispel some myths that people that leave The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints leave for only two reasons; they have lost faith, or they have been offended by someone. This is not the case with me, and I believe there is a growing number of people who have left for similar reasons. I want to be clear, my intent is not to destroy the church. I do not have any animosity towards the church nor the leaders or members. I acknowledge many members and leaders of the church are truly dedicated to living the gospel the best they know how. I also have great empathy for current members of the church as just a few years ago, I was a devout member of the church myself!

"When there's hope, there's way...or two" The story of a man, grieving his lost of the loved ones, searching his way to survive, but only to find himself to a solution, to take on his life.

Purposes. 13 year old Asa Blume doesn't think he has one. And he doesn't exactly want one either. Asa would rather live under a rock, undisturbed and away from the noisy world and the family that doesn't want him. Young Asa is forced to come out of his shell when, by chance, runs into child actress and icon, Delilah Fischer. As the two begin an unlikely friendship, Asa learns of his Hebrew heritage from Delilah, and also of Delilah's not-so-beautiful life that is full of anger and violence. As he digs deeper into Delilah's past and is confronted with unfortunate family matters, Asa is thrown into the middle of a world he's never known before. A world, were he has a purpose, and a big one too.