Sunday evening prayer: Baruk atah YAHUAH TSEVA’OTH, bara ha’shamayim v’ha’aretz, ELOHAYKEM shel Avraham, Yitschaq, v’Ya’aqov, ELOHAYNU v’ al qadosh echad Yashar’el, ELOHAI, v’yishei, asher natan lanu ha’RUACH BARYAH. Blessed are you Y... Read More

These prayers will be posted throughout this week! Saturday Evening Prayer: Baruk atah YAHUAH TSEVA’OTH, bara ha’shamayim v’ha’arets, ELOHAYKEM shel Avraham, Yitschaq, v’Ya’aqov, ELOHAYNU v’ al qadosh echad Yashar’el, ELOHAI, v’yishei, as... Read More

One of the great features of the Eth CEPHER Mobile App is the feature you first see when you come to the Home page. The daily prayers.  These prayers come to you three times a day (evening, morning, and noon, this is from a Hebraic perspective) in Hebrew and in English. We will be featuring... Read More

  My fellow Eth CEPHER App users, we continue our journey through this amazing application as we "keep digging" into the text of this "Comprehensive restoration of Sacred Scripture". Let us read the following: Yahudah (Jude) 1:14-15: And Chanok also, the seventh from Adam, prophesied of ... Read More

      "Now as Jannes and Jambres withstood Mosheh, so do these also resist the Truth: men of corrupt minds, reprobate concerncing the faith." Timotheus Sheniy (2 Timothy) 3:8 One might ask, where did Sha'ul get these two men's names that withstood Mosheh? The answer might sup... Read More

  A fantastic feature that you possess if you have the Eth CEPHER App is the cross referencing of Scriptures that are not in your 66-book Bible. For example in the Yahudah (Jude), verses 14-15, we have this recorded: And Chanok also, the seventh from Adam, prophesied of these, saying, Behol... Read More

  If some of you don't know, there is a shortcut to go from one chapter to the next or back. For example: If you are beginnning to read at Bere'shiyth (Genesis) 1, and you want to go to the next chapter, just simply "drag your finger to the left" and the screen will change to the next chapt... Read More

One of the great features of the Eth CEPHER Mobile App is the highlighting feature. One of the advantages of having multiple colors is that you can "color categorize" your highlighting and your notes. Once you have determined what color you want to each category to be, you can start building you... Read More

Some of our customers have been asking us about the deletion of bookmarks on the Cepher App. Tap on the "Home" icon on your screen. You will see a list of all your bookmarks at the top of the screen. Slide your finger to the left on the desired bookmark you want to delete and then tap on the "dele... Read More

Another great feature on the Eth CEPHER Mobile App. For those of you who are sight impared, remember, if you have this amazing app, go to the "Home" page and tap on the "Change/Manage Settings" to adjust the font size to your liking. Check out our app page at: https://www.cepher.net/shop.aspx... &... Read More

We feature a "daily prayer" in English and Hebrew which updates 3 times each for your morning and afternoon and evening prayer. Be blessed with these Hebrew prayers.               Read More

One of the great features of the Eth CEPHER Mobile App is how it "bridges the gap" between the familiar names and the "transliterated names" of the Eth Cepher. For example if you type in the search function the familiar name of "Hezekiah" it will give you his transliterated name of "Yech... Read More

An invaluable tool on the Eth CEPHER Mobile App is its note taking capability. You are able to choose from 7 different colors. Build your own "living, breathing" commentary with 7 different "colored categories" to your liking. For this amazing app check it out at: https://www.cepher.net/ceph... Read More

  The interactive Lexicon is a great help for those of you who have the Eth CEPHER Mobile App. Simply click on any underlined word in the text, and that entry in the Lexicon will be displayed. This feature provides the definition and pronunciation of all the names and places that have be... Read More

  One of the benefits of reading the Eth CEPHER, is the reading of the parallel passages within the pages of Scripture.  For example: the offering up of Yitschaq by Avraham on Mount Moriyah. The account of this story is recorded in Cepher Bere'shiyth, Cepher Yovheliym, and Cepher Yasha... Read More