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===Progression of גוי===
The gimel [[ג ]] is a vav with a yud hanging off the bottom. The vav indicates that a distinction was made between God and man, or spirit and flesh. The yud says that there is a new beginning on earth, or in the flesh, since it connects with the lower portion of the template. It means that God pursues man after he has shown his holiness, or that he is different from men. Though he separated from man, he desires a new beginning. The letter is taught to children saying that it represents a rich man chasing after a poor man. It looks somewhat like a leg is extended to chase.
The name of the letter ‘gimel’ is identical to the Hebrew word for camel. It is the source of the saying of Jesus in [[Mk 10.25]]. The rich man had chased after Jesus ([[Mk 10.17 | v. 17]]), the poor man. He first called Jesus ‘Good Master’ to which Jesus explained that there were none good. To his query “What must I do to inherit eternal life?” Jesus answered that he must keep the commandments. The rich ruler was not paying too much attention to what Jesus said. “Only God is good, therefore you have not kept the commandments.” But the rich man attempts to endear himself to Jesus explaining that he has always kept the commandments even from before the age of accountability. He was making himself an equal to Jesus who indeed had kept the commandments from his youth and was in fact God.. Jesus explains that if he truly desired to be like Jesus, then he must do what Jesus has done and will do, that is to deny himself and pick up his cross.
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