1.
prolog

2.
Why Hebrew?
(1) The importance of Hebrew and Hebrew concepts
(2) The secret hidden in the Hebrew letters
(3) From Ancient Hebrew to Modern Hebrew
(4) Alphabet and meaning of ancient and modern Hebrew

3.
The Gospel Hidden in Hebrew
(1) The sign of the covenant (tav)
(2) Law (darts)
(3) Truth (Emet)
(4) Signs, miracles (Ot)
(5) Law (Torah)
(6) Repentance (Shub)
(7) Son (Bar)
(8) Words (Davar)
(9) Covenant (Berrit)
(10) Sabbath
(11) Hebrew (Ibry)
(12) God (El)
(13) To restrain (gaal)

“The Gospel hidden in the Hebrew words”

The Old Testament was written in Hebrew.
In particular, the ancient Hebrew in which the Bible was written does not have the structure of the language and grammar of Biblical Hebrew that we know today.
It has the form of 'hieroglyphics'.
Within these 'picture letters' are revealed the secrets of the wonderful Son.
Recently, many studies and clues have been uncovered in this area through conscious Messianic scholars and brothers.
We live in an age where knowledge and understanding of Hebrew, which was once difficult to even approach, can be acquired with passion.

Although the Willow Word Research Institute is a gathering of ordinary brothers who do not have professional theology, it has focused on this area.
Our most important concern is to know the Son, who is the Father's jewel and pleasing will.
We believe that these are the words of the Lord, that he has eternal life (John 17:3).
As I explored the Word, I realized that Hebrew, the language of the Old Testament, was created to reveal the gospel of Jesus Christ, which transcended literal forms.

This book is one of the spoils of exploring it.
It is the result of an effort to understand the deep secrets of the Son revealed in Hebrew.
Brother Lee Sang-jun took responsibility for the loot we excavated together and worked hard to write about it.
Although it still has some shortcomings and is not fully developed, it will provide valuable data and clues for further research.
I hope that this book will be a valuable nutrient for you to know our Lord Jesus Christ for eternal life.

- Kim Woo-hyun, representative of Gwangya School and Under the Willow Tree