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'The beginning... Son of God' in Hebrew can be rendered:
:[[בראשית]] ... [[בר]] [[אלהים]]
=The aleph א=
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:[[בראשית]] ... [[בר]] [[אלהים]]
The metaphor for the aleph [[א]] as the firmament between the waters, also includes the idea that "the word of God reconciled holiness and grace". This is the "good news of Jesus Christ".
Compare Mark 1:1 with Ge 1:1
Barashith bar a Elohim and Barashith bara Elohim
'''[[Hint:]]''' Could these closely sounding phrases have started John thinking about [[ברא]] the "Word which created" and inspire him to begin his gospel with an exposition of [[Ge 1:1]]? Such puns and riddles are the foundation of SPthe way that Jesus and his disciples read the Old Testament scriptures.
=References=
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