Proverbs 12:28

Proverbs 12:28 In the way (arach) of righteousness (tsadaq) is life (chay), and in its pathway (darak nathyabah) there is no death (muth)

Arach: alaph resh chet: alaph means strong/leader and shows the Aluahym himself as the strong one. resh and chet put together form the word ‘travel’. Hence arach is ‘ Aluahym’s travel’

Tsadaq: Tsad (man on his side) dalet (doorway) quph (horizon) : ‘Man on his side through the doorway on the horizon’. The horizon here shows the separation from the world or what the world interprets on good works.

Chay: chet yod : chet is the dividing wall and yod is the hand. The picture is of Yahuah who descended to make his dwelling with mankind by separating himself from who he was and extending his hand to creation.

Darak: dalet (doorway) resh kaph (resh and kaph together form the word ‘rak’ which means ‘tender/weak or delicate’

‘Rak’ is a pictograph of the head and the open palm which gently covers the resh.

Darak is ‘doorway through which enters he who is tender/delicate’

Nathaybah:  Nun (Life ) Thu (covenant) Yod (hand) Bet (house) Hey (behold)- ‘ Life of the covenant through the hand in the house behold’

Nath is also in Nathan which means 'Give'/'Gift'

Muth: Mem (chaos) Uau (bonded) Thu (covenant) – ‘Chaos bonded to the covenant’.

The picture is when man adds to the covenant and interprets it in his way and hence he is separated from Yahuah in death. Mem is the water, uau is flowing , thu is covenant. The pictograph is of the water flowing with it’s own covenant.

Ge 2:16 ¶ And Yahuah Aluahym commanded the man, saying, Of every tree of the garden you may freely eat: 17 But of the tree of the knowledge of good and evil, you shalt not eat of it: for in the day that you eat from it, you shalt surely die (muth)

Put together Proverbs 12:28 ‘Aluahym travelled (arach) to get man on his side (tsadaq) lifting him (quph) by his extending his hand (chay) and causing the weak to enter through the doorway (darak) and gave him life from the covenant through his hand in the house behold (nathaybah) and there is no chaos hooked to the covenant (muth).