There are twenty-two letters in the Hebrew alphabet, plus seven letters that have a "final form" when they appear at the end of a word. This is necessary because in Old Testament Hebrew, there were no spaces between the words. The following is list of the letters and their meanings as determined by Jewish rabbis and scholars over hundreds of years:

1. ALEPH – God as Creator and King
   
2. BEIT – House and Temple
   
3. GIMEL – Loving kindness and culmination
   
4. DALET – The door; the way or path
   
5. HAY – The breath of God; grace
   
6. VAV – Completion and redemption
   
7. ZAYIN – Sustenance and struggle; affliction
   
8. CHET – Trancendence, life and grace
   
9. TET – Serpent and objective good
   
10. YOD – Creation and metaphysical
    
11. KAF – Crowning accomplishment
    
12. LAMED – Teaching and learning
    
13. MEM – Water, revealed and concealed
    
14. NUN – Faithfulness, soul and emergence
    
15. SAMECH – Support and Divine presence
    
16. AYIN – Sight and insight
    
17. PEH – Mouth and speech
    
18. TZADDI – Righteousness and humility
    
19. KOPH – Holiness and growth cycles
    
20. RESH – The wicked
    
21. SHIN – Divine power and provision
    
22. TAV – Truth and perfection; judgement
    
23. Final KAF (11)
    
24. Final MEM (13)
    
25. Final NUN (14)
    
26. Final PEH (17)
    
27. Final TZADDI (22)