שִׂמְחָה | Simcha

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Word: Simcha

Hebrew: שִׂמְחָה (simcha)

Definition: Here we go. First letter is the ש Shin, which, in this context, represents the Heart of G-d and carries the numeric value of 300, or 3. (Side note: when the dagesh [dot] is on the left, it changes from a SHEEN to a SHIN.) Next letter is the מ Mem, which represents the Water of the Word and carries the numeric value of 40, or the number 4. The next letter is the ח Chet, which represents a fence and carries the number 8. The last letter is the ה Hey, which represents the Breath of G-d, or the Holy Spirit, or the Power of G-d. So, can you put all this together and see, through the Hebrew, what happiness is really about? From G-d’s Heart (ש Shin) comes the Word of G-d (מ Mem), protected by the Fence (ח Chet), powered and delivered by the Breath of G-d (ה Hey). By adding the numeric values from right to left: 3 + 4 + 8 + 5 = 20. 20 is the number of REDEMPTION. If one would dive deeply into scripture, we would find that as many as receive the REDEMPTION of their souls also receive the REDEMPTION of their bodies. Look how many letters in this word for happiness — 4. What is the 4th letter of the Aleph-bet? The ד Dalet. Once again, what does the ד Dalet represent? A Door. Who is the Door? Who is our REDEEMER? His Name is above every name — YESHUA, Jesus the Christ.

Shown on: December 10, 2025, 10:00 am