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Not only does the first word explode from the invisible aleph, but the first verse explodes from the first word, and the first chapter explodes from the first sentence, and the rest of the Bible explodes from the first chapter. Each level teaching who the Father is through shadows of the Son. | Not only does the first word explode from the invisible aleph, but the first verse explodes from the first word, and the first chapter explodes from the first sentence, and the rest of the Bible explodes from the first chapter. Each level teaching who the Father is through shadows of the Son. | ||
Revision as of 12:46, 22 April 2016
Bereshit בראשית explodes from the invisible aleph א
The invisible aleph [1] means "God spoke and created the heavens and the earth".</ref>
Bereshit בראשית says a similar thing when read letter by letter:
- Bet ב - A revelation to man
- Resh ר - It is revealed that
- Aleph א - God spoke and created the heavens and the earth
- Shin ש - God's word did not return void
- Yod י - What He intended to do
- Tov ת - He finished
Not only does the first word explode from the invisible aleph, but the first verse explodes from the first word, and the first chapter explodes from the first sentence, and the rest of the Bible explodes from the first chapter. Each level teaching who the Father is through shadows of the Son.
