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Pneumnemonic Hebrew for Beginners->PHB: Catechism->PHB: The final state - ךםןףץ
The Son of God died ך completing the promise of the Father ם. The Son of Man was restored to Glory ן. Prophecy was fulfilled ף. Judgement is ended ץ. And we became co-heirs with Christ.
1. What do the last six letters of the twenty-eight tell us about Christ?
- The eternal state of affairs after the cross.
2. How did the death of the Son of God complete the promise of the Father in the flesh?
- The promise of the Father was the marriage to the Son, which is teaching about the invisible God. The finality of that teaching was accomplished by the separation of the Father and Son on the cross.
3. How does the death of the Son of Man translate to Christ being resurrected in glory?
- The Son of Man title expresses his empty state where he closes his eyes to the attributes of the divine. In resurrection, he opens his eyes, so the title no longer applies.
4. How do we know all prophecy has been fulfilled?
- "It is finished". The revelation concerning the invisible God has been completed.
5. Give three ways we know that judgement is ended.
- The axe was removed from the stream.
- The water was turned to wine.
- "Forgive them for they know not what they do."
- The resurrection
