Kaf

Every Hebrew letter holds a secret, but nothing Rabbi Infinity's lab can't break open. Even the all-encompassing secret of the letter chaf.

This class explains the mystical meanings of the Hebrew letters including the significance of the letters' names, their phonetic sounds, their graphic design, and even their corresponding numerical values.

Kaf (כּ) is the eleventh letter of the Hebrew alphabet Numerical value: 20 Sound: "K" with a dagesh (dot) and "KH" without a dagesh Meaning: Palm, spoon, crown Story Traveling through a great forest, the king found himself lost in its depths, unable to fin...

The opening sentiments of Chaf’s verses detail King David’s sincerely soulful longing for the Creator’s comforting salvation. Set against a backdrop of concepts related to the 11th letter of the Hebrew alphabet, we engage in meticulous analysis of the mon...

“Sarah died . . . and Abraham came to eulogize Sarah and to cry over her.” (Genesis 23:2) The word “to cry” is written with a small letter “kaf.” What is the meaning of this small letter?

The lyrical leader’s enemies destructively dug traps; yet his faithfulness fortified him throughout. With multiple metaphoric meanings of layered language exposed, we’re privy to the depraved depths David’s detractors sank; ever deviously and deceitfully ...

In an anguished cry Israel's sweet singer laments being dry as a “wineskin-in-smoke.” Yet, despite his enemies trying to wring out every last drop of devotion – he has remained utterly devoted to his Maker. “How many more are my days” he asks, desiring to...