Where When English Is Allowed sits

Used as the examination protocol (v10.8) against English religious vocabulary. A word that carries a god or goddess fails, even if the church has baptized it.

Teaching sentences may use English. Phonetic lines may not break the law.

The assigned witness for this chapter is Mishle (Proverbs) 12:17. Read it as a tree in a row, not as a slogan.

Hebrew Roots that fall short often collect context as costume — a feast, a font, a greeting — and leave the Title-system standing. Messianic shortfall keeps Mashiach and drinks the English fruit bowl. ACTS refuses both ceilings.

This page belongs to the YAHnglish / YAHbrayi grove — Z-3:9 as a working lip, not a slogan.