HEBREW HOUSE Series Capstone Article COLOR, CHARACTER, COVENANT What the Series Was Actually For I. What This Series Is — And Isn't Color, Character, Covenant grew out of two widely used personality frameworks — People Code and DISC — and ten weeks of Torah study asking a single, persistent question: not which color you are, but what governs it. Worth stating plainly before anything else, the same discipline this series has practiced from its first week: People Code and DISC are borrowed...

HEBREW HOUSE Color, Character, Covenant — Companion Article ANGER AND RECONCILIATION Addressing Violence at the Root Definition Torah consistently treats unresolved hostility as a potential seed of violence. Left unaddressed, it corrodes relationships and distorts justice. Covenant faithfulness requires timely confrontation and repair. Torah Foundation “You shall not hate your brother in your heart; you shall surely reprove your neighbor so that you do not incur sin upon him.” (Leviticus...

HEBREW HOUSE Color, Character, Covenant — Foundational Article HOW LOVE IS RECEIVED Five Languages, Two Governors Each I. Why This Framework, Held Carefully Gary Chapman's Five Love Languages — words of affirmation, quality time, receiving gifts, acts of service, physical touch — is a popular pastoral-counseling framework built from decades of marriage counseling observation. It is not derived from Torah, from People Code, or from DISC. This document is not claiming that Chapman discovered...