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The metaphor includes concepts of separation, reconciliation or the one who causes them.=<font face="TimesNewRoman" size=14> [[א]] </font>=
  The metaphor includes concepts of separation, reconciliation or/and the one who causes them. The rabbis ask the question: Why does the scripture start with the second letter rather than the first letter; alephalef?
Having given the letters anthropomorphic qualities, they arrive at the conclusion that it was more humble than the other letters and was content to remain silent.
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 that God created the heavens and the earth in silence, meaning that there was no one there to hear him do it. From it's absence as the first letter of the Bible, we discern that there was no one there to see him do it. Since there was not an audience for God's creative activities, it is simplistically clear that he created for his own purposes, pleasure and benefit not for the pleasure or benefit of another. The diagonal line represents the one who divided. It is the firmament between the waters. [[Ge 1:2]] says that the Spirit hovered over the face of the waters. There is one face, and two waters. This is the first baptism where the firmament is baptized, and the Spirit hovered over him. The 'face' is that part of a person that others see. It represents the whole person. We have seen elsewhere that the waters represent God 's creation. Here we derive that the firmament (Christ) is the singular representative of all God's creation. =Use as a metaphor===Primary metaphor==God spoke and created the heavens and the earth in silence. His word distinguished between heaven and earth, holiness and grace, light and dark, meaning that there was no one there water and water.==Gospel of Thomas==Thomas uses the alef to hear or see him mean 'war' [[Gospel of Thomas - Chapter 018 | in saying 16]].:"...They do not know that itis dissension which I have come to cast upon the earth: fire [[ש]], sword [[ו]], and war [[א]]. :[[שוא]] means 'desolation'
Since ==John== John uses the alef as the Spirit which hovered over the face of the waters.:[[1Jo 5:8]] And there was not an audience for God's creative activities, it is simplistically clear are three that he created for his own purposesbear witness in earth [[ארץ]], not for the pleasure or for Spirit [[א]], and the benefit of anotherwater [[ר]], and the blood [[ץ]]: and these three agree in one.
:[[א]] - God spoke and created ==Mark==Mark uses the heavens and alef as "the earth, in silencegospel of Jesus Christ.:([[אבMr_1:1]] ) This is the ante- type of the 'father' revealed himself to man [[ב]] after he spoke and created firmament, where the heavens son reconciles holiness and the earth.:[[אד]] - 'mist': the testimony [[ד]] of God's creative act [[א]]:[[אה]] - 'yearn': separated [[א]] from hearing [[ה]].:[[גא]] - 'pride' The pursuit [[ג]] that separatesgrace.

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