COMMUNICATION

The Eternal Word That Builds, Reveals, and Transforms

Communication is the first movement of covenant life. Before there were people, promises, commandments, prophets, or assemblies—there was the Word of Yahuah.

Not the Word introduced at Sinai.

Not the Word limited to "laws."

But the Eternal Word, the Torah of Yahuah, is present before creation, active within creation, and sustaining all creation. Fear of Elohim

This is where communication begins. It begins not with people speaking, but with Yahuah revealing. It begins not with language developing, but with Torah already existing as the structure, wisdom, order, and breath of reality.

To understand communication Scripturally, we must start where Scripture starts.

1. TORAH AT CREATION — THE WORD THAT WAS ALREADY THERE

Genesis 1 does not begin with silence—it starts with revelation.

              "In the beginning Elohim created... "But how did He create?   "And Elohim said…"                             — Bereshith 1

He speaks...

Creation obeys.

Order appears.

Light responds.

Waters divide.

Life emerges.

 

This is Torah in motion—the Eternal Word establishing creation itself. Covered and protected by His Word. John affirms this reality: 

"In the beginning was the Word … and the Word was Elohim." — John 1:1 (TS2009)

Torah exists before time, before the sun and moon, before Adam and Hawwah. It is not a new revelation at Sinai; Sinai is where Torah is written, not where Torah begins. 1 Corinthians 13

Communication—divine communication—begins with Torah at creation.

This matters because everything Yahuah will later communicate, form, or command is rooted in that same eternal Word.

2. THE HEBREW FOUNDATIONS OF COMMUNICATION

Our English word communication means:

"to make common, to share, to bring into mutual understanding."

Scripture deepens this meaning through two Hebrew roots:

📌 דָּבַר — dābar (H1696)

To speak, declare, arrange, command.

📌 שָׁמַע — shama (H8085)

To hear, listen, understand, and obey.

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In Hebrew thinking:

If you have not obeyed, you have not heard.

Communication is not complete until the hearer responds.

This forms the foundation of covenant:

• He speaks.
• We hear.
• We obey.
• Covenant is formed.

Communication is the bridge between revelation and response. Fear Elohim, Not Man (W.A.M. FEAR)

3. COMMUNICATION AS THE FIRST GIFT OF RELATIONSHIP

Before a community can form, before commitment can be asked for, communication must occur. 

Yahuah does not remain hidden or silent...

He reveals His Word.

He reveals His nature.

He reveals His ways.

He reveals His wisdom.

Communication is relational. He speaks so we may know Him. This is why Torah is the center of communication—it is His revealed Word. 

Deuteronomy 29:29

"What is revealed belongs to us and to our children forever…"

Yahuah reveals His Word →    His people receive it →   His people walk in it.

This is communication becoming covenant.

4. TORAH — COMMUNICATION REVEALED, WRITTEN, AND ENTRUSTED

At Sinai, the eternal Word becomes written Word.

Not introduced, but revealed. This is why Moses tells Israel:

Deuteronomy 32:47

"For it is not a worthless Word for you, because it is your life, and by this Word you prolong your days on the soil which you pass over the Yardĕn to possess."

 

Torah is:

• communication
• revelation
• instruction
• protection
• wisdom
• blessing
• covenant
• life

It communicates Yahuah's heart, character, expectations, and promises to His people. Torah is not merely information. Torah is a relationship in written form. Ten Commandments Wall Print / Decal

Communication → Torah → Covenant.

5. THE PROPHETS — RESTORING BROKEN COMMUNICATION

Every prophet is raised up for one reason:      Israel stopped hearing.

When communication breaks, covenant breaks. The prophets do not bring a new message.

They call Israel back to the original communication:

• His Torah
• His covenant
• His expectations
• His ways

Prophetic communication is covenant repair.

6. YAHUSHUA — THE WORD (TORAH) MADE FLESH

The fullest communication of Yahuah is not ink on scrolls, but a person:

Yahushua — the living Torah

He is:

• The Word made flesh
• The Eternal Torah embodied
• The Revelation of the Father
• Communication in Human Form

Everything He speaks is what the Father speaks.

Everything He does is what Torah expresses.

He lives the Torah.

He teaches the Torah.

He fills the Torah to its fullest purpose.

Communication becomes visible, touchable, and understandable in Him.

He is the perfect expression of:

• truth
• grace
• obedience
• wisdom
• covenant loyalty

Communication in Yahushua is not just revelation —it is invitation.

7. COMMUNICATION AND OUR RELATIONSHIPS TODAY

Every relationship we have rises or falls on communication.

Why?

Because communication creates:

• clarity
• trust
• unity
• understanding
• peace
• connection

Where communication is healthy:

• marriages heal
• friendships deepen
• communities strengthen
• children feel safe
• accountability grows

 

Where communication breaks:

• assumptions happen more frequently
• fear increase
• resentment forms
• distance widens
• unity fractures

 

Scripture cautions:

• "Death and life are in the power of the tongue." (Prov. 18:21)
• "Set a guard, O יהוה, over my mouth." (Ps. 141:3)
• "Let no corrupt word come out of your mouth…" (Eph. 4:29)

Communication shapes every relationship you have.

But more importantly, it shapes your relationship with Yahuah.

8. COMMUNICATION AS A COVENANT PRACTICE

Communication with Yahuah is not a moment; it is a lifestyle.

It looks like:

✔️ Hearing His Word

Through Scripture, Torah, conviction, wisdom, and prayer.

✔️ Speaking to Him

Through prayer, praise, questions, confession, and honesty.

✔️ Obeying His revelation

Because hearing without obedience is not Biblical hearing.

✔️ Returning quickly when communication drifts

Silence creates distance.

Distance creates coldness.

Coldness creates wandering.

Communication keeps covenant alive.

9. RESTORING COMMUNICATION — A PATH OF RETURN

Where communication has broken down in your life, restoration begins with:

✔️ Humility — "Help me understand."

✔️ Honesty — "This hurt me."

✔️ Gentleness — "Let me speak carefully."

✔️ Clarity — "Here is what I meant."

✔️ Patience — "Let's rebuild trust."

✔️ Alignment — "Yahuah, guard my tongue."

Communication restored → relationship restored.

10. QUESTIONS FOR REFLECTION

1. How well am I hearing Yahuah's Word — His Torah — in this season?
2. Do my words reflect His character or my emotions?
3. Where has communication broken down in my relationships?
4. Who do I need to listen to more carefully?
5. Where do I need to return to communication with Yahuah?
6. Are there places in my life where I have heard but not obeyed?

Let these guide your prayer and repentance.

CLOSING COMMUNICATION

Communication is not a human invention.

It is the first gift of a revealing Elohim.

It is the foundation of covenant.

It is the doorway into relationship.

It is the means by which He forms a people for Himself.

It is the eternal Word that shaped creation and became flesh.

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May our communication reflect His.

May our words align with His Torah.

May our ears be open to His voice.

May our relationships be healed by truth and grace.

May we speak with wisdom and listen with humility.

And may our lives be shaped by the same eternal Word that stood before time.

 

For communication is not just about how we connect with others—it is about how Yahuah draws us near.