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Difference between revisions of "How the resh tells us about God" - Sensus Plenior

Difference between revisions of "How the resh tells us about God"

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:[[Resh - The revelation of God was rejected]]

Latest revision as of 10:48, 10 October 2020

These are some the attributes:

  • Order or position in the alphabet: 20
  • A number value: 200 : 2
  • A meaning using notarikon (splitting it into smaller parts): horizontal and vertical vavs connected by curve
  • The meaning of it's name: destitute, evict, head
  • The number of it's name: 500 : 5
  • The formation of the name: revelation ר of the increase ש
  • The gate (a reversal gives an opposite sense):
  • Memory [1]: chief, he sang vs. destitute, he mourned
Resh - Revelation is to flesh and spirit.
Resh - Revelation is by Christ
Resh - the revealed church is flesh and spirit
Resh - the bride was hidden
Resh - The revelation of God was rejected
  1. ↑ Memory - The source of the idea in this line comes from Jewish tradition which has not yet been traced to scripture.
  2. Last modified on 10 October 2020, at 10:48