The text explores the significance of names in Hebrew culture and how they convey deeper meanings and messages. It delves into the names of the twelve tribes of Israel and how their meanings align to tell a story of redemption and salvation. Through this analysis, the text emphasizes that God does not discriminate but instead sees all of Abraham's seed as heirs according to the promise. By examining the names and their translations, it reveals a narrative of praise, grace, fortune, happiness, wrestling, remembrance, listening, attachment, purchase, dwelling, addition, and ultimately, the coming of Christ as the son of God's right hand. The arrangement of these names in Revelation chapter 7 paints a beautiful picture of the journey of salvation and the divine plan of redemption. This reflection on the Hebrew names serves as a reminder of the intricate and meaningful ways in which God's promises and plans are woven throughout history and scripture. It reinforces the idea that God's love and grace encompass all, regardless of background or heritage, and that ultimately, the story of redemption is a universal and inclusive message for all who believe.