Rachamim - (Hebrew) - directly translated as mercy / compassion - "The Hebrew root for Rachamim comes from the word "rechem", which means "womb." To have compassion then means to express pity as we have for the love of an unborn child. The quality of compassion is called rachamanut."
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If I've never seen miracles,
If I had never seen the sky open up to shout Your name,
If I had never felt You as tangible as I can feel my own skin,
Then one thing still remains.
If I had never seen Your healing hand,
If I had never seen mountains move to make way for Your glory,
If I had never seen eyes light up from Your love proclaimed,
Then one thing still remains.
Your mercy will always remain.
2020/05/01
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The Assemblage of Evolving People
Poetry"Have you ever seen, child, The rustling of the trees as they walk past? All of creation standing still, As the smoke of their voices light up the Heavens." A poetry collection.
