Difference between revisions of "Chapter 1.1.15 Hei ה"
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The hei ה represents the spoken work of God which is heard but not understood. It is the same as 'the blind' since 'seeing' is a metaphor for understanding. The sheep hear but do not understand. <ref>[[Joh 10:27]] My sheep hear my voice, and I know them, and they follow me:</ref> | The hei ה represents the spoken work of God which is heard but not understood. It is the same as 'the blind' since 'seeing' is a metaphor for understanding. The sheep hear but do not understand. <ref>[[Joh 10:27]] My sheep hear my voice, and I know them, and they follow me:</ref> | ||
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| + | Elohim is translated as 'God'. One of the embedded meanings is 'God ''el'' אל separated from his people ''im'' ים by their blindness ה'. His people do not understand him. | ||
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Primary metaphor
The hei ה represents the spoken work of God which is heard but not understood. It is the same as 'the blind' since 'seeing' is a metaphor for understanding. The sheep hear but do not understand. [1]
The first hei is in Elohim אלהים
Elohim is translated as 'God'. One of the embedded meanings is 'God el אל separated from his people im ים by their blindness ה'. His people do not understand him.
