KH: The beginning - Revision history

Dubbayou2 at 15:21, 12 November 2019

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‎Elohim

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‎Over and the invisible aleph

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‎Bereshith, the Father and the Son

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‎The first word

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‎Verse 1

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‎The beginning

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‎Verse 1

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‎The first word

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	We might start to get the idea that this is the main idea, the primary theme, or the most important part of God's revelation about himself.		We might start to get the idea that this is the main idea, the primary theme, or the most important part of God's revelation about himself.
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 =The beginning=
-The first verse of the Bible speaks of the Sovereign nature of God. Not only does it speak of him as the creator, implying that he dominion over his creation, but it speaks more directly to him being 'over' his creation in the letters which make up the verse.  This, in a vague way, speaks of God as king over all. In his name ''Elohim'', he speaks more directly to the meaning of ''The kingdom of heaven''.
+The first verse of the Bible speaks of the Sovereign nature of God. Not only does it speak of him as the creator, implying that he has dominion over his creation, but it speaks more directly to him being 'over' his creation in the letters which make up the first word of the verse.  This, in a vague way, speaks of God as king over all. In his name ''Elohim'', he speaks more directly to the meaning of ''The kingdom of heaven''.
 ==''Over'' and the invisible aleph==

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 '''The first chapter'''
-The first word ''bereshith'' when divided in half says - created ''bara'' ברא six ''shith'' שית. This explodes into the first chapter which describes how God created all things in six days.
+The first word ''bereshith'' when divided in half says - created ''bara'' ברא six ''shith'' שית. This explodes into the first chapter which describes how God created all things in six days. As the creator, he is sovereign over all.
 ==Elohim==

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 If this is your first introduction to the hermeneutic of Jesus, this looks very strange. But hang on, you will quickly see that this is no accident, nor invention of men. The same message will be repeated in different ways, in the manner of teaching a child language.
-==''Bereshith'', the Father and the Son==
+'''''Bereshith'', the Father and the Son'''
 The first two letters of Genesis 1:1 are ''bet'' ב ''rosh'' ר. The ancient riddle asks: why does Genesis start witht he second letter of the alphabet and not the first?  This was answered above. There is the invisible ''aleph'' א and the visible ''bet'' ב. This spells 'father' ''ab'' אב. But you cannot see the father because of the invisible aleph. From the beginning, no man has seen the Father. The Father is to the right of 'beginning' ''rashith'' ראשית so the Father is over the beginning.

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 The first thing we see is the Son ''bar'' בר. The Son makes the Father known, because we ask why Genesis 1:1 starts with the second letter. The Father is to the right of the Son, so the Father is over the Son. But the son is to the right of the next four letters of ''bereshith'' אשית. When read letter by letter these letters say: the creation of the heavens and the earth א where his word did not return void ש what he intended to do י he completed ת. The son is ''over'' all of that.
-=The first word=
+'''The first word'''
 The first word, when read by the letters says: A revelation to man ב it is revealed ר that God spoke and created the heavens and the earth א his word did not return void ש what he intended to do י he completed ת.

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 However we parse the word, we get the doctrine of Christ.
-==Verse 1==
+'''Verse 1'''
 The invisible ''aleph'' said that God is the creator who is over all. The first two letters tell us that the Father, who is over all, is invisible, but made known through the Son. The purpose of the Son is to make the invisible Father known. The first word tells the same message. It has been told three times and now is told a fourth time: Ge 1:1 ¶ In the beginning God created the heaven and the earth.
 God tells us the most important thing, over and over again in different ways so that we understand it: He is the invisible creator who is made known by the Son.
 ==Elohim==