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==[[א]] the silent alef=={{:Under construction}}
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==[[א]] the silent alef== The alef is the first letter of the alefbet and it is often silent when words containing it are pronounced. Why isn't it the first letter of the Bible? (This question is asked by rabbis.) The meaning of the [[א]] is that God spoke and created the heavens and the earth. We can derive from its silence, both in pronunciation and in it's absence as the first letter of the Bible, that God created the heavens and the earth in silence, meaning that and when there was no one there to observe him do it.
This is the first time that a riddle was proposed along the lines of "if something happens somewhere and there is no one there to hear it, does it make a sound?". In this case the answer is "No". Not only was there no one there to observe, but there was nothing for sound to bounce off of, or propagate through.
The real mystery of this is that in the single letter alef, it includes the creation of everything that was, is and will be, in heaven and in earth. Not only was there no one who could observe the first instance of creation, but there is nothing in creation that can step outside of it and observe the whole of it in the silence representative of . The alef testifies that God's experience aloneis God - the creator.
==[[ב]] the first revelation to man==
The first letter of the first word of the first sentence of the first book of the Bible is the 'bet'[[ב]]. Is it by accident that it's meaning is 'a revelation to man'?
==[[בראשית]]==
As God begins his revelation to man, he explains the meaning of the silent alefwith the first word of [[Ge 1:1]]. The hieroglyphic meaning of the first word is as follows:
:[[ב]] - a reveleation revelation to man:
:[[ר]] - God revealed himself
:[[א]] - to that which he He spoke and created in silencethe heavens and the earth:[[ש]] - that when he spoke there were two responses (heavens and the earth) (His word did not return void)
:[[י]] - what he conceived before the creation.
:[[ת]] - was finished.
That is the same topic as the alef[[א]], but just a bit wordier. How do you teach someone to talk? You show them something, then you say the same thing over in different ways until they get it. You then build on what they have learned, in order to teach them more.
In [[The Director's Bible - 009]] bereshith is examined to see more doctrine that is contained in the word, and how John unpacked it. Here the focus is on following the development of the revelation as it unpacks from the silent alef.
[[בראשית]] has the same meaning, stated differently as [[בא]] with a bit of a different view.
==Ge 1:1==
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:בראשית ברא אלהים '''את''' השמים ו'''את''' הארץ [[Ge 1.:1]]
Ge 1:1 ¶ In the beginning God created the heaven and the earth.
</blockquote>
Genesis 1:1 says the same thing that the alef [[א]] and the first word bereshit [[בראשית ]] said. The same meaning is expanded a second time.
{{:Heaven}}
{{:The deep}}
{{:Darkness}}
==Recap==
The studies above demonstrate how the language and doctrine springs from the letters
The aleph unpacked into bereshit, which in turn unpacked into Gen 1:1, which unpacks into Ge 1 and then into the rest of the Bible. Each layer says that God spoke and created the heavens and the earth.
To look at this from the top down see [[The Bible]]
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