The Meaning of “Dark Sayings” – חידה

The meaning of חידה (KahYeD’aH) proves Manakahthey came from Hand Signs

This language is so much fun

Sampson liked to use “KahYeD’aH” in Judges 14:12

And Samson said unto them, I will now put forth a riddle unto you: if ye can certainly declare it me within the seven days of the feast, and find it out, then I will give you thirty sheets and thirty change of garments:

חידה (KahYeD’aH) means “wall which blocks” “hands”. To express the meaning of “dark sayings” is to “cover your hands”. It is to hide your hand signs.

Dont’ trust anyone who hides their hands behind their back when speaking to you unless you are looking to solve a riddle. Hand Signs are clear communications. No one has to explain the hand crossed behind your back. You know what that means. The lack of using hand signs to speak is essentially speaking using dark sayings. The English language and any language that isn’t using Manakahthey or hand signs are not clear.

When you speak with your “hands behind your back” you are using your body as a wall and thus it implies “dark sayings”. Someone who clear and upfront will speak with his or her hands in front of your face. It reminds me of someone crossing their fingers behind their back. Their true intention was indicated by their hand sign behind the wall which is their body.

Beautiful language

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