The Staff is also translated as the ‘rod of God,’ and as used by Moses in Exodus 4:2, 4:4, 4:17, and 17:9. Whatever it is to you, whether it be a matteh, staff, walking stick, stave, rod, shebet, scepter, or mishenah, let God breathe it upon you, because whatever it is, THAT is what you will need! If I could say it this way, Mattah IS a “branch” of what God has downloaded to me about the spiritual and natural implications in the use of this tool. However, He does want us to walk in wisdom and get an understanding. I said that to say that Mattah is simply the word that the Lord prompted me to use to name the sticks and staffs (matteh) that I create. The common denominator in these words is branch, stick and staff. What parent does not defend, discipline, provide strength and encouragement, and protect, and love not be associated with it? It also represents the love of the Father, in that His rod and staff comforts us because He loves us. So it seems that the staff can provide support, provide, protect, and is generalized to a staff of any kind. (figuratively) a protector or sustenance:-stay. The word mish’enah comes from the word mish`en, which means a support (concretely), i.e. The staff in this prayer is the word mish’enah, which means support, sustenance or, a walking-stick a staff of any kind (.). So seemingly the rod can be used to defend, discipline, or be a source of strength for walking. In this prayer, rod is the word shebet, which means to branch off a stick (for punishing, writing, fighting, ruling, walking, etc.) a clan. 23, where David declares thy rod and thy staff they comfort me. However, the meaning behind it is multi-faceted, so I encourage you to study the words rod, staff, stave, and scepter in the Bible so you can gain a better understanding. The Mattah war staff is used as an instrument of intercession. Unconventional? Yes, but we serve a God of endless creativity! Spelling is what you see (matteh), the sound is what you hear (mattah). My revelation represents the purpose of these instruments, to make a “sound” in the atmosphere. The staffs were named “Mattah” because the second pronunciation spoke to me. It is defined as a branch, tribe, rod, staff, or standard (4294).
It’s warfare! The Hebrew word for Staff is ‘ matteh’ (masculine), and can be pronounced either “mat-teh” or “mat-tah”.
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