Choose how close you want to be to the table.
ONLY ON PATREONEach TSP Gem tier is named for a stone on the high priest's breastplate and for the tribe it represents. Read what yours means, and see what every Gem gets below.
The SheBrew Perspective is a roundtable series where Torah observant Israelite women speak about faith, identity, and walking in The Way. We are here to educate, encourage, and equip the women of scattered Israel and the Nations.
This table was built for you. For the woman who is coming back, the woman who is already walking, and the woman who has no one around her who understands what she is doing. You will hear women who have sat where you are sitting.
When you join, you become a TSP Gem. Gems watch first, go deeper with us, and help shape what comes to the table next. Every tier builds on the one before it, and every tier carries a stone.
Watch first and walk with us. Ruby is the first stone in the first row and Reuben is the firstborn. This is where the walk begins. Not the smallest place. The first place.
Pull up to the fuller table. Amethyst is the stone of Gad, the tribe that gets pressed and overcomes anyway. Ruby begins the search. Amethyst trains for the long walk.
Sit closest to the table. Sapphire is the stone of Yissaskar, who understood the times and knew what Yashar'el ought to do. Sapphire is not the tier that receives the most. It is the tier that carries the most.
Segulah (seh-goo-lah): it means treasured possession, special treasure, or a protective remedy.
Segulah is the word Scripture uses for a treasure a king keeps close. In Mal'akiy 3:17 it is rendered jewels. And they shall be mine, says Yahuah Tseva'oth, in that day when I make up my jewels. In Shemoth 19:5 it is what YAHUAH calls Yashar'el on the condition that they guard His covenant, a peculiar treasure above all people.
We use the word for what it does, not for what it flatters. A segulah is something a king takes out and examines because He values it. Once a month, one SheBrew brings what is in her hands, her trade, her training, her livelihood, and weighs it against the Word to see what holds. That is the appraisal.
Every tier carries a stone. Read what yours means.