Kinnor/Kynnur: Rest A Soon Come.

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📄 For the righteous, remember that Rest A Soon Come - using Jamaican dialect. Or in American English: rest is soon coming. The flower depicted is a daisy, which is related to Chamomile which this is intended to represent. Chamomile is a sedative herb that induces a calming and, perhaps for some, even a sleep-inducing effect. It is great for rest which fits well with the theme of rest. If we endure, our rest in YAHUsha will be sweet.

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🙌🏾 The glory is YAHUAH's!

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🙌🏾 Praise YAHUAH - to Him goes all esteem, for it is He who works the tub (good) work in us, and imbues each vessel with the necessary functions to do so. High Honors to YAHUsha Ha'Mashyach (The Annointed One), the Malak (Angel) and Kinsman Redeemer of Yashar'al (Israel). Thanks be unto YAHUAH and YAHUsha Ha'Mashyach - HalaluYAH.

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❓What is the Kynnur/Kinnor?

In short, the Kynnur [Paleo Hebrew] / Kinnor [Modern Hebrew] is the Hebrew version of the Lyre which is an instrument that looks like a small hand-held harp. In our culture, the Israelite culture, the Kinnor is an instrument connected to praise, prophesy, joy, and more. It has both spiritual and physical benefits, some of which you might discern while listening!

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📖 1 Samuel 16:23
"And it came to pass when the evil spirit was upon Saul, that David took his kynnur, and played with his hand: and Saul was refreshed, and it was well with him, and the evil spirit departed from him."

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