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See-MaKe BRANCH Project Management Framework
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/kod/ (See Kodesh ??? , KoDeSh HE) 1. a defining statement about how something is built, dedicated and utilized. 2. An after the fact statement that something is built according to CODE; local, county, state, federal, national, and international; 3. A code is known and understood by insiders; trained, and educated people.
constrain: see constraints
Constraints: A condition or occurrence that might restrict, limit, or regulate the project. Generally constraints are outside the control of the project team.
Contingencies: Planned actions for minimizing the damage caused by a problem, in the event that problem should occur.
Core System: Applications and enabling technologies that support critical business functions. Current core systems support the administrative business such as payroll/personnel, accounting/budgeting, and purchasing are administered by the National Heritage Foundation.
cubit for AKD: see KBR, Kode Base Ruler {Hebrew: keb-awr´= length, a.k.a. code(d) cubit})= 25” (inches) = 0·635 meter [exactly.]
Critical Path: The series of tasks that must finish on time for the entire project to finish on schedule. A delay in any task on the critical path will result in a delay in the project.
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DBR: Hebrew, rbd dabar' Speech, word; a business ACT (or answer). (Ref:Strong's H1697)
DBR CODE: Acronym: David's BRANCH REGULATIING (DBR) CODE. A coded identifier and source attached to a statement used to define and approve a specific portion of the design specifications of AKD.
Deliverable: Any measurable, tangible, verifiable item that must be produced to complete the project.
Design Specification: A document that specifies the "design-to" requirements and may include functionality, performance, interfaces, constraints, effectiveness, and verification.
Dip Stick, See KOR
Discovery Project: the work for very large projects takes enough time that it should be structured as a project itself. This is the purpose of defining a separate Discovery Project. The final deliverable for a Discovery Project is a completed Project Definition, Project Management Procedures and project workplan for the subsequent large project. For the most part, all the "real" deliverables will be produced as a part of the larger, followon project.
A District is: a geographical or political division made for a specific purpose. (Webster) See A Kingdom District (AKD).
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Enterprise-wide: Information technology requirements, plans, systems, etc. that span or are common across multiple divisions or groups. An enterprise-wide system is not necessarily a core system.
Ephraim is the largest and lead tribe of the House of Israel.
Genius 48 : 11 And Israel said to Joseph, "I had not thought to see your face; but in fact, God has also shown me your offspring!"
12 So Joseph brought them from beside his knees, and he bowed down with his face to the earth. 13 And Joseph took them both, Ephraim with his right hand toward Israel's left hand, and Manasseh with his left hand toward Israel's right hand, and brought them near him. 14 Then Israel stretched out his right hand and laid it on Ephraim's head, who was the younger, and his left hand on Manasseh's head, guiding his hands knowingly, for Manasseh was the firstborn. 15 And he blessed Joseph, and said: "God, before whom my fathers Abraham and Isaac walked,
The God who has fed me all my life long to this day,
16 The Angel who has redeemed me from all evil,
Bless the lads; Let my name be named upon them,
And the name of my fathers Abraham and Isaac;
And let them grow into a multitude in the midst of the earth."
17 Now when Joseph saw that his father laid his right hand on the head of Ephraim, it displeased him; so he took hold of his father's hand to remove it from Ephraim's head to Manasseh's head. 18 And Joseph said to his father, "Not so, my father, for this one is the firstborn; put your right hand on his head."
19 But his father refused and said, "I know, my son, I know. He also shall become a people, and he also shall be great; but truly his younger brother shall be greater than he, and his descendants shall become a multitude of nations."
20 So he blessed them that day, saying, "By you Israel will bless, saying, 'May God make you as Ephraim and as Manasseh!' " And thus he set Ephraim before Manasseh.
Exposure (rank): The likely loss or consequence of a risk. It is the combined probability and impact of a risk usually expressed as the product or probability x impact.
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Feasibility Study: A study to examine the viability of taking on a project.
Fiscal Year: The 12-month period of July 1 to June 30 used for financial planning and reporting purposes.
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The distance between Geba and Rimmon is larger than the area prescribed for AKD. Geba is approximately six miles (10K) north of Jerusalem. In addition, Rimmon South is approximately thirty-six miles (58K) South West of Jerusalem. Therefore, these two cities are 42 miles (68K) apart. The diagonal or maximum distance of the area described by Ezekiel is 35,355.34 cubits (13.95 miles or 22.45K). Therefore, the area described by Zechariah is three times as long as needed for Ezekiel’s project. This larger area allows for working room, materials, storage, grade transitions and future development.
Goal Statement: A high-level statement of the project's object of study, its purpose, its quality focus, and viewpoint. Should reference the project's business benefits in terms of cost, time and/or quality.
God: See YHWH
Governance: The planning, influencing and conducting of the policy and affairs of the project.
Governance Committee: A group of interested people (customers, technicians, managers, etc.) providing direction, guidance and approval for a project.
Governance Model: The agreed upon processes, roles and responsibilities for governing the progress and direction of a project.
Ref. A PLANE, and GEBA TO RIMMON
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/hábbi tàt/ n 1. the home, 2. the house, 3. the palace, 4. the temple. HE. ???? /ha-bah´-yith/ HaBItaT
See KoDeSh,
HOPE: A House Of Prayer for Everyone (HOPE).
Isaiah 56:7-8Everyone Praying: “Thy KINGDOM come, thy will be done on earth as in heaven.”
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Impact: The harm or consequences to a project of a risk if it occurs. Usually expressed on a relative scale such as low, medium or high.
INCH, a unit of measure used in the US and elsware:
AND A 25 INCH KBR [AKD KODE BASED RULER (KBR), a.k.a. CUBIT' (q)],
and the SIX CUBIT ROD (150”),
ARE STANDARD UNITS OF MEASURE FOR ALL BRANCH
and other AKD RESOURCE’S, WEIGHTS AND MEASURES.
ISB Oversight: The Information Services Board (ISB) is a multi-member Board directed to:
IT Portfolio: A model for the management of Information Technology (IT) resources adopted by See-MaKe BRANCH and the Information Services Board.
J
“Yah, or Jaw” is a short pronounceable name of our creator, The ONE who said, "Let there be . . . Ref. YHWH
Ref. YHWH
Ref. YHWH
K
KAPH, hand or palm of the hand used in AKD measures, weights, and values: When the 25” KBR, Koded Base Ruler, cubit ruler, is divided by seven (7) the resultant number is (25 / 7 = 3.371428+ inches = one KAPH) – we call this length exactly one (1) KAPH or hand – it is convenient for determining the volume of a cylinder with a base of 10 square inches, etc.
KBR, Hebrew: keb-awr´= length (See Kode Base Ruler)
Kesah / kesa-ee
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My throne: ??? /kesa/ n 1. chair 2. chaise 3. seat. ???? /kesa-ee/ n personal 1 my chair 2. my chaise 3. my seat located in a house. Reference. (Ezekiel 43:7) this is the place of My throne (kesa-ee) and the place of the soles of My feet: HE. ??? ????? kap-put rug-ley or in EN: the floor and rug put under or beneath the cap or canopy above. “The Throne” incorporates the Habitat Complex, and the Canopy over this Complex.
KHoMeR (Koded House for the Master Ruler): A cubic cubit 25*25*25=15,625 cubic inches. The KHOMER contains 1,000,000 quarter inch cubes (qin3): And a KHOMER contains 1,000 2.5 inch square cubes (KUB or KUP) = 15.625 cubic inches each.
A kingdom is: a government or country headed by a king.
The KINGDOM we refer to is: the spiritual and regal realm of El-lo-hem (meaning, “all-to-them”) (the Name of the ONE God, YHWH) and his authority as creator over this planet earth.
KKR, Hebrew: KiKkawR, means a large weight, and is often translated in English as a ‘talent’. Hebrew letters also have numerical values, K = 20, R = 200, so the word kkr has a value of 20+20+200=240. We will demonstrate that 240 cubic inches of silver (Ag) is one Kikkawr of one KAPH diameter and 24 inches tall which weighs 90 pounds avoirdupois or 1440 av. ounces. This is very nearly exactly equal to the weight of 2,500 cubic inches of water. Kikkawr (KKR) is divided into 60 mina.
Kode Base Ruler (1 ammah + 1 To-phach = 7 KAPH) (symbols: q or KBR {Hebrew: keb-awr´= length, a.k.a. code(d) cubit})= 25” (inches) = 0·635 meter [exactly.]
This master ruler has an interesting relationship with both decimal and fractional measurement as, ¼” is 100th of a cubit, and 1/40th inch is 1,000th of a cubit.
KOR a.k.a. core,
(Koded-Orb-Ruler, Heb. KOR a.k.a. core, gallon)
a cylinder constructed for measuring and calibrating volume: made one (1) KAPH diameter and one (1) cubit (25 inches ) tall, this cylinder KOR would contain slightly more than 250 cubic inches of <substance> ([25/7/2]2 * π = [10.01783372 * 25] – 0.01783372 remainder = 250). A Dip Stick is constructed to displace the excess in the KAPH diameter KOR making the exact <substance> volume equal 10 cubic inches per inch of height, making the 25” cylinder’s capacity exactly 250 cubic inches. (This displacement stick’s thickness and width can vary as long at they add up to the remainder, 0.01783372 square inches, i.e. 1/8 x 1/7, or 1/16 x 0.285, or 0.071 x ¼” or 0.035 thick by 1/2” wide.) The KOR contains 16 KUPs.
??? /Ko´-DeSh/ HE SEC-06944; a sacred place or thing,
KoD-eSh; 1. code people, 2. code US! 3. code EACH! 4. Holy code is for (ALL GOD’S) PEOPLE.
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KaDaSheM: ,ywdq /Kaw-DaSH´-eM/ HE SEC-06942; n pl 1. CODED ONE(S), people, places, and things. 2. People that have been chosen, dedicated, consecrated, prepared, proclaimed and pronounced by God and man for a particular position; for example: angles, saints, presidents, governors, judges, pastors, and priests. 3. places and things that have been built to code and designated for a public or other special purpose.
PREFERRED USE: 1. YHWH’s CODE IS The Supreme Code (KoDe), the first defining statement of YHWH’s Holy CODE for US. 2. a code or defining statement relating to, belonging to, or coming from YHWH, man’s creator. An example is the ten commandments. 3. a place or thing specified by YHWH’s code or defining statement. 4. for each of us (eSh) ‘The Kodesh’ requires and commands, recognition and acceptance: by all: leadership, the general population, and the courts. 5. ‘The Kodesh’ benefits all of us (eSh) when each (eSh) person is Code conscious, i.e. understands and follows The Code. Related Words using the same HE shorthand spelling: Kaw-DaSh´, SEC-HB6942; to be clean: Kaw-DaShe´, SEC-HB6945; sacred person, a devotee SEC-HB6918; sacred, God: Keh´-DeSh, SEC-HB6943; a sanctum:
KUB or KUP, a KUB is a cube 2.5" square, i.e. 15.625 cubic inches, or 1/16th KOR, and 1/1000 of a KHOMER. The KUP is the same volume but it is calculated by a cylindrical container.
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“Land development has become a very complex industry and the designer requires a comprehensive understanding of this industry. Practitioners involved in this undertaking have had to become specialists, but the specialists should have a broad knowledge of the popular terms and principles used in the industry so as to better participate in the overall process. It is mandatory that certain of the key professionals have an overall knowledge of all facets of the process. These would certainly include the planners, engineers, and surveyors, as well as the land use attorney and, of course, the client.” (Page 7) Dewberry & Davis, 1996. Land Development Handbook: Planning, Engineering, and Surveying. New York: McGraw-Hill.
Lessons Learned: A set of statements captured after completion of a project or a portion of a project. The statements describe in a neutral way what did or did not work well, along with a statement regarding the risk of ignoring the lesson. Capturing and sharing the lessons learned is an important part of process improvement.
LORD: See YHWH
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Maintenance And Operations: The process of keeping an information technology application running and performing its functions on a routine basis. Project activities do not include maintenance and operations tasks.
Milestones: 1. An event of no duration. It usually marks the completion of a critical part of the project.
MINA, a division of a Kikkawr (KKR) which is divided into 60 mina. One mina would be one KAPH diameter Silver (Ag) coin 0.4 inches tall = 4 cubic inches of Ag. This happens to be nearly the same weight as 42 cubic inches of water, or about 24 ounces, which of course you can contain in a KAPH KOR 4.2 inches deep. The next step down the weight ladder is the Shekel (Hebrew SKL).
Mitigation: Actions taken to eliminate or reduce risk by reducing the probability and or impact of occurrence.
Mitigation Strategies: Identification of the steps that can be taken to lessen risk by lowering the probability of a risk event's occurrence, or to reduce its effect should the risk event occur.
Modify (Extend, Enhance, Refurbish, Re-engineer, and Renovate): to change the operation of a core system without completely changing the hosting platform or the software that runs the application. A proposal to modify a core system may involve the following strategies: extend, enhance, refurbish, re-engineer, and renovate. Major proposals usually involve several, if not all, of the above strategies, so the Framework does not break down the “Modify” alternative by type of strategy employed.
Ref. A VERY HIGH MOUNTAIN
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STRONG'S CONCORDANCE # H8641
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teru^ma^h teru^ma^h
ter-oo-maw', ter-oo-maw'
(The second form used in Deu_12:11); from H7311; a present (as offered up), especially in sacrifice or as tribute: - gift, heave offering ([shoulder]), oblation, offered (-ing). Exo. 25:3; 29:27; Lev 7:34; 10:14-15; Num 6:20; 31:52; 2Ch 31:10; Ezekiel 45:13; 48:8-9
One (pronounced, own) in Hebrew means: successful effort, ability, power, wealth:--force, goods, might, strength, substance.
P
Peculiar People (PQRS): For the grace of God that bringeth salvation hath appeared to all men, Teaching us that, denying ungodliness and worldly lusts, we should live soberly, righteously, and godly, in this present world; Looking for that blessed hope, and the glorious appearing of the great God and our Saviour Jesus Christ; Who gave himself for us, that he might redeem us from all iniquity, and purify unto himself a peculiar people, zealous of good works. These things speak, and exhort, and rebuke with all authority. Let no man despise thee.
(Titus 2:11-15) see also: ( Exodus 19:5; Deuteronomy 14:2; 1 Peter 2:9)
PIR (Post Implementation Review): Also known as Close Out Report. This is a report compiled upon completion of every project, which determines if the expectations established for the project outcome were met. It documents the comparison between actual results of a project and the objectives and deliverables specified in the project's Charter.
Performance Outcomes: Results or consequences of the efforts enacted during the project's planning and execution.
Performance Measures: Performance measures describe how success in achieving the agency goals will be measured and tracked. Performance measure targets provide the quantifiable answer to the question, "How will we know when we've been successful in achieving our goal?" Analyzing the gaps between current performance levels and performance targets helps organizations identify priority areas needing improvement and develop strategies that will close the gap.
Phases: Distinct stages of a development project or of a version within a project; the high-level divisions of a project. The recommended project phases for a system development project are: Conceive, Plan, Design, Develop, Test, Train, Implement and Close-Out.
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THE PLAIN is a LAND DEVELOPMENT PROJECT (see AKD) that is made up of at least thirteen very large and difficult projects covering all of the Land of Israel.
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PQRS: Professionally Qualified Retired Service (PQRS or Peculiar) people (see Peculiar People)
Probability: The likelihood of a risk occurring. Usually expressed as a probability percentage or a relative scale such as low, medium or high.
Program: The umbrella structure established to manage a series of related projects. The program does not produce any project deliverables. They are produced by the individual project teams. The purpose of the PROGRAM is to:
See AKD
Program Manager: The person who directs the planning and execution of a program and is held personally accountable for the success of the program.
A Kingdom District (AKD) is a unique District made up of several large projects managed through a PROGRAM structure..
The Program Charter describes the overall project Vision, Mission, anticipated Benefits and provides Preliminary Instructions for creating a Project Plan.
A Program is the umbrella structure established to manage a series of related projects. The Program does not produce any project deliverables. Individual project teams produces each project. Therefore this PROGRAM creates the structure necessary to manage unique AKD PROJECTS.
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Project: A novel undertaking or systematic process to create a new product or service the delivery of which signals completion. Projects involve risk and are typically constrained by limited resources. [D01353]
Project Approach Statement: A statement of the way the project will do things. For example, project planning may require different approaches, or different approaches may be considered as a way of reducing project risks.
Project Assumptions: Written statements relative to the project, which help to clarify scope, objectives and other relevant factors that cannot be known at a given point in time.
Project Environment: The combined internal and external forces, both individual and collective, which assist or restrict the attainment of the project objectives.
Project Management Framework: The framework fulfills the function of a virtual project management office . . . It allows project managers to review a checklist of best practice items and choose those that are appropriate for their type of project. (http://isb.wa.gov/tools/pmframework/index.aspx)
Project Management Framework Glossary
Project Management Life Cycle: The sequential major time periods through which any project passes, namely:
Each period may be identified as a phase and further broken down into stages.
Project Manager: The person who has been given the responsibility and authority to manage a project effectively.
Project Objectives: Descriptions of the project's intended results.
Project Organization Chart: A chart that indicates project staff roles, responsibilities, and reporting relationships.
Project Outcomes: A result or consequence of the project activity.
Project Resources: Anything that can aid, support, or execute a project. Most often refers to project staff with specific knowledge, skills, and abilities.
Project Scope Statement: A concise and accurate description of the expected work, products and deliverables. Also includes work and products that are not included in the project.
Project Sponsor: The executive who manages, administers, monitors, funds and is responsible for the overall project deliver.
Project Statement: A concise statement that clearly identifies the project's purpose, or desired outcome. It generally includes three components: cost, time and performance.
Project Status Reports: Written reports given to both the project team and to a responsible person on a regular basis, stating the position of an activity, work package, or whole project. Status reports control the project and keep management informed of project status.
Project Team Members: Members of the core project team and those that are assigned to development and/or support the project deliverables.
Public domain: means no copyright -- no exclusive rights.
Q
qin3, quarter inch cube: The KHOMER contains 1,000,000 quarter inch cubes (qin3). The KUP is 1/1000 of a KHOMER which is 1000 quarter inch cubes. So one KOR contains 16,000 qin3, one quart contains 4,000 qin3, a pint 2,000, and a KUP 1,000 qin3.
Quantifiable Measures: Scientific measures.
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Recruits: people who are looking for a challenge, willing to be occupied with “A BRANCH Leadership Group,” dedicated to contributing leadership, administration, experiences, accomplishments, and resources on a regular bases to Design, Build, and Operate “A Kingdom District (AKD).”
Reed: is 6 cubits or 150 inches or 381 centimeters. (Ref: Ezekiel 40:3-8; 41:8; 42:16-20: 45:1: 48:8)
Replacement: Converting to an entirely new application that provides the same or similar business function. A replaced application is retired at the end of conversion. Replacement is an option when the cost of continued maintenance and/or proposed enhancements would exceed the cost of implementing an entirely new system. It may also be an option if there is a question of the availability of technical resources to continue with the current system.
Requirements: In terms of the “New Requirements” and “Impact Analysis” tools found within the Core System Framework, requirements are: 1) the high-level critical business factors (from alerts or trends) that are driving an organization to develop a proposal to do something or do nothing with their Core System; 2) anything new or significant (a Federal, State or Governor mandate, something to sustain or enhance a system, to leverage a business opportunity, etc.), that may result in pursuing a proposal to do something or do nothing with their Core System.
Required Approvals: Required sign offs, usually by higher authority.
Resource Pool: A set of project resources that is available for assignment to the accomplishment of project tasks.
Ref. GEBA
Risk: A future event or problem that exists outside of the control of the project that will have an adverse impact on the project if it occurs. Risk involves the probability of occurrence and the possible consequences or impact. Unlike an issue that is a current problem that must be dealt with, a risk is a potential problem that has not yet occurred.
Risk Analysis: An examination of risk areas or events to assess the probable consequences for each event, or combination of events in the analysis, and determine possible options for avoidance.
Risk Exposure (rank): The likely loss or consequence of a risk. It is the combined probability and impact of a risk usually expressed as the product or probability x impact.
Risk Impact: The harm or consequences to a project of a risk if it occurs. Usually expressed on a relative scale such as low, medium or high.
Risk Management: A process to assess potential problems (risks), determine which risks are important to deal with, and implement strategies to reduce the likelihood or consequences (impact) of those problems.
Risk Mitigation: Actions taken to eliminate or reduce risk by reducing the probability and or impact of occurrence.
Risk Probability: The likelihood of a risk occurring. Usually expressed as a probability percentage or a relative scale such as low, medium or high.
Risk Trigger: Events or thresholds for indicators that specify when an action such as implementing a contingency plan needs to be taken.
Retirement: The last step in the life cycle of a system or application. It occurs when the application is turned off and removed from the organizations portfolio due to the inability to provide a useful business function.
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Scope Creep: The process by which a project slowly grows beyond its initial scope by the changing or addition of new requirements, activities and/or deliverables.
See-MaKe: (1) from the hebrew word ,
xmj tSaMaKh, meaning BRANCH. (2) a word play on the purpose of a BRANCH; to See and MaKe, as a BRANCH absorbs the light, air and water and makes leaves, flowers and fruit, so we too see and absorb Gods vision for his kingdom on Earth as it is in heaven, and make it happen like new buds on a BRANCH. This can only happen as we abide in the VINE which provides us with nutrents from the ROOTS. (See John 15:5 and Zechariah 6:12-15)
Service Level Agreement (SLA): A contract between a service provider and a customer that specifies, usually in measurable terms, what services the service provider will furnish.
SKL: Shekel (Hebrew: SKL) is one sixtieth (1/60th) of a mina, 24/60 = 0.4 av. ounces is the weight of a shekel.
SMART: The five elements for a well-worded objective, namely Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Realistic, Time Bound.
Sponsor: The executive who manages, administers, monitors, funds, and is responsible for the overall project delivery. [D03574]
Staffing Profile: A listing of the knowledge, skills, and abilities of project staff assigned to, or needed by, a project and when they are needed.
Stakeholders: The people who have a vested interest in the outcome of the project.
Steering Committee: A group of people who monitor the project and give guidance to the project sponsor or project manager.
Strategic Plan: A plan that is tightly tied to the organization's mission, vision, values and objectives, and depends heavily on high-level coordination and influences management to achieve their goals.
System: A group of related automated procedures and components that work together to support a business objective. A system typically includes the hardware, the database, all the data entry, update, query and report programs, and the associated procedures.
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In AKD project, the land development team consists of the following:
Others (e.g., sociologists, recreational specialists, cultural and education specialists, other engineers, architects)
Equally important is the ability to present ideas clearly and precisely. Good public speaking skills before small and large groups are important in many professions, but are particularly important in land development, where presentations to public approval agencies often make or break a project. This includes skills in adapting material for a technical, nontechnical, or mixed audience.
Equally important is the ability to present ideas clearly and precisely. Good public speaking skills before small and large groups are important in many professions, but are particularly important in land development, where presentations to public approval agencies often make or break a project. This includes skills in adapting material for a technical, nontechnical, or mixed audience. Accuracy should be unquestioned and enthusiasm a key ingredient. As always, respect for the time available is essential. Where appropriate, the use of humor can go a long way in easing tensions and building the relationship necessary to ensure that the project receives a fair hearing. The ability to communicate effectively, whatever the media, is the mark of a leader and an essential quality for today's land development professional.” (Page 10) Dewberry & Davis, 1996. Land Development Handbook: Planning, Engineering, and Surveying. New York: McGraw-Hill.
Technical Committee: A committee that administers the technical aspects of the project.
Technical Requirements: Documentation that describes, defines or specifies the goods/services to be supplied.
Technical Team: A team that provides help in specific technologies.
The House of Israel
(1) Scholars often refer to the House of Israel as “the ten lost tribes.
Hosea 8:8 “Israel is swallowed up;
Now they are among the Gentiles (Nations)
Like a vessel in which is no pleasure.
9 For they have gone up to Assyria,
Like a wild donkey alone by itself;
Ephraim has hired lovers.
10 Yes, though they have hired among the nations,
Now I will gather them;”
(2) Judah, the Jews were separated from their brothers, but the prophets noted that someday they would be reunited.
Hosea 1:11
“Then the children of Judah and the children of Israel
Shall be gathered together,
And appoint for themselves one head;
the ten lost tribes See the House of Israel (HI)
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throne: see Kesah
Torah
???? /TO-RaH´/ 1. to write or print an order 2. The LAW in total and in general as it is written and recorded, published and released to all those that need to know. ????? /TO-Raw´TaU/; 1. to write too, and/or draw and otherwise illustrate a portion of an existing law 2. to publish within a succession or string of information, regulations and commitments so that every interested person who needs to know knows what is intended to be and not to be done. 3. to communicate clearly. ???? /TO-RaT´/ to write the LAW of: something, i.e. YHWH, The Temple, The land, The Nation, man.
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User: Any individual or organization that uses the system or the results of the system.
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A House Of Prayer for Everyone (HOPE).
Isaiah 56:7-8Everyone Praying: “Thy KINGDOM come, thy will be done on earth as in heaven.”
The BRANCH organization is dedicated to the program development of YHWH's Coded Holy Sanctuary, and related complex projects, a.k.a. the HaBiTat of YHWH or the REGAL FOOTSTOOL OF YHWH.
To begin, the program See-Make xmj BRANCH is initiating a DISCOVERY PROJECT.
"A Discovery Project is used to DEFINE AND PLAN for a subsequent, larger project." Tom Mochal, PMP
A Program is a set of related large projects managed as a whole. To begin See-Make xmj BRANCH VDP is initiating a project to discover: who, what, when, where and how A PRESENT, made up of Ezekiel's Temple Complex, and the surrounding DISTRICT, can be delivered to YHWH and his children.
The final deliverables of A Discovery Project are the approved Project Definition, PROJECT WORKPLAN and Project Management Proceedures.
A BRANCH Vision Discovery PROGRAM is the place you start:
Vision Statement: A statement that captures the long-term picture of what the organization wants to become. A vision statement must be inspirational, memorable and reflect the desires of those with vested interests. An example would be, "To be recognized for leadership, innovation and excellence in improving the health of individuals and populations."
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YHWH is the Creator of the Rock, Planet Earth, and all the universe, and Proprietor of the Seven Eyes (the Seven Continents) and everything within the Seven Seas. (See: Genius 1, Zechariah 3)
The letters “YHWH” spell “The Name” (Ha Shem in Hebrew) of our creator. At least three amazing revelations are found within this spelling of the ancient name for the “ONE TRUE GOD”:
1) These letters y-h-w-h are all breath sounds which are made when one breathes in and out; therefore, every time one breathes in and breathes out one says “The Name” of our maker.
2) These Hebrew letters y-h-w-h have noteworthy meanings: the letter “Yood, y” means “hand,” “Hey h” means “the,” and “Vav v ” means, “nail.” Our Creator is THE ONE whose hands were nailed.
3) “Yah, or Jaw” is a short pronounceable name of our creator. Our jaw-air-way is the means by which we speak and breathe. It is by speech that the Jaw-Way God created us in his image. God El-o-hem (ALL of Him) said, “Let there be . . . and their was.” God breathed (JAW) the breath of life into man. In ALL-of-Him we have and hold our being. Is it any wonder that his name is on our every breath?
When we add sound to our breath we too create. This is why Jesus (Yeshua, Hebrew meaning Jah-saves) said, “You will give an account for every idle word. An idle word is a non productive, useless, and canceling, negative word. Yeshua also said, “I am the Way the Truth and the LIFE, no person comes to the Father but by me.” The father breathed from Himself into us mortal life; by confession of the mouth, breathing out “The Name Above All Names”, we have eternal LIFE through Yeshua the Son.
Romans 10:8 “But what does it say? "The word is near you, in your mouth and in your heart" (that is, the word of faith which we preach): 9 that if you confess with your mouth the Lord Jesus and believe in your heart that God has raised Him from the dead, you will be saved. 10 For with the heart one believes unto righteousness, and with the mouth confession is made unto salvation. 11 For the Scripture says, "Whoever believes on Him will not be put to shame." 12 For there is no distinction between Jew and Greek, for the same Lord over all is rich to all who call upon Him. 13 For "whoever calls on the name of the LORD shall be saved." 14 How then shall they call on Him in whom they have not believed? And how shall they believe in Him of whom they have not heard? And how shall they hear without a preacher?”
Note the importance of speaking, salvation takes place in the Jaw-Way. Proverbs 18:21 “Death and life are in the power of the tongue, and those who love it will eat its fruit.” Proverbs 15:4 “A wholesome tongue is a tree of life, But perverseness in it breaks the spirit.” 1 Peter 3:10 "For he who would love life and see good days, let him refrain his tongue from evil, and his lips from speaking deceit.”
“Yah, or Jaw” is a short pronounceable name of our creator. Ref. YHWH
“And the LORD YHWH shall be king over all the earth: in that day shall there be one (AKD) LORD, and his name one (AKD).” Zechariah 14:9 The King James Version, (Cambridge: Cambridge) 1769.
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Zion is the Hebrew word, pronounced zee-yone’. According to Strong’s Exhaustive Concordance of the Bible, it means “a permanent capital”. “Therefore they shall come and sing in the height of Zion, and shall flow together to the goodness of the Yhwh (meaning, i am your every breath), for wheat, and for wine, and for oil, and for the young of the flock and of the herd: and their soul shall be as a watered garden: and they shall not sorrow any more at all.” Jeremiah 31:12 Visitors come from all Nations to the seat of their government. “People from every nation will say to their neighbor; “Come, let us go up to the mountain of the YHWH, to the house of the El-lo-hem (all-to-them) of Jacob: and he will teach us of his ways, and we will walk in his paths: for out of Zion shall go forth the law, and the word of the YHWH from Jerusalem. And he shall judge among the nations, and shall rebuke many people: and they shall beat their swords into plowshares and their spears into pruninghooks: nation shall not lift up sward against nation, neither shall they learn war any more.” “O house of Jacob, come ye, and let us walk in the light of the YHWH.” Isaiah 2:3-5 Before we can do this, (go up to the mountain of the house of the YHWH) a dramatic reconstruction of the area must be accomplished. (see A PLANE)
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