"Tehom"

Tehom

Tehom was created in connection with the River of Life Veil, but it represents a deeper place within the waters of God.

There is a depth that the Father calls us into—a place beyond the surface, beyond movement, and beyond what can be reached through striving. I call this place Tehom.

In Hebrew, tehom speaks of the deep. We see this language in the beginning, when darkness was upon the face of the deep and the Spirit of God hovered over the waters.

“And darkness was upon the face of the deep. And the Spirit of God moved upon the face of the waters.” — Genesis 1:2

Tehom is not a place entered through force, warfare, or human effort. It is entered through deep intimacy and communion with the Father. It is a place where striving ceases, where the heart becomes still, and where the worshiper willingly surrenders to the depths of His presence.

This is a place of surrender, humility, and yielding.

In Tehom, we are not trying to make something happen. We are allowing ourselves to be carried deeper into Him.

“Deep calleth unto deep…” — Psalm 42:7

The Tehom Veil represents that invitation into the deep—the place where His Spirit hovers over our waters, where mysteries are revealed through intimacy, and where we learn to know Him beyond the surface.

Tehom is the deep place of communion—the place where surrender takes us where striving never could.