📜 NOTICE OF RESTORATION: Reclaiming the 3x Daily Prayer in Paleo-Hebrew

✨ BHS Restoration Series | Paleo-Messianic Alignment

We declare a restoration of the daily rhythm of communion with YHVH - not according to the traditions of men, but according to the witness of the Patriarchs, the Torah, and Yahusha haMashiach. The commonly used names for prayer times (Shacharit, Mincha, Ma’ariv) are not Torah-rooted and bear Assyrian/post-Exilic influences. Even the word Tefillah is of questionable origin. As part of Berith Haphak Saphah’s call to purify our lips and return to the Ancient Path, we hereby restore the true Paleo-Hebrew names and framework of daily devotion.

🔄 FROM TRADITIONAL TO RESTORED – DAILY PRAYER NAMES

Traditional Name	Language Origin	QARA’-Based Restored Name	Time of Day	Scriptural Example
Shacharit	Aramaic/Assyrian	Qara Boker (𐤒𐤓𐤀 𐤁𐤒𐤓)	Sunrise / Morning	B'reshith (Genesis) 19:27 — Avraham
Mincha	Aramaic	Qara Natsah (𐤒𐤓𐤀 𐤍𐤅𐤔)	Noon / Midday	B'reshith (Genesis) 24:63 — Yitshaq
Ma’ariv	Late Hebrew	Qara Nesheph (𐤒𐤓𐤀 𐤍𐤔𐤐)	Sunset / Night	B'reshith (Genesis) 28:11 — Ya’aqob

📖 WORD NOTES

• Qara (𐤒𐤓𐤀) — to call, cry out, summon, proclaim, often used for crying unto YHVH.

• Boker (𐤁𐤒𐤓) — morning, daybreak.

• Natsah (𐤍𐤅𐤔) — shining, high noon, radiance (a variant of midday or heat of the day).

• Nesheph (𐤍𐤔𐤐) — twilight, dusk, onset of night.

🙏 STRUCTURED PRAYER OUTLINES (Restored 3x Daily Rhythm)

Please visit our DAILY PRAYER GUIDE page for details about the full structure for each of these three daily prayers.

🧭 DIRECTION & POSTURE:

• Face east if possible, or lift eyes to the shamayim

• Lift hands or bow as Scripture leads (1 Tim 2:8, Teh 134:2)

• Speak aloud or meditate silently - sincerity is key

🕊️ FINAL DECLARATION:

“And from the rising of the sun even to its going down, My Name is great among the nations... and in every place incense is presented to My Name, even a clean offering...”
— Mal’aki 1:11

We now reclaim the true, ancient rhythm of prayer - not through the lens of rabbinic Judaism, nor post-Assyrian distortions, but in the pure tongue of our fathers. Let the remnant return. Let the Berithot be honored. Let the Qodesh Names be lifted.

Barukh YHVH Tseva’ot, in the name of Yahusha haMashiach!