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Hei is used as a prefix meaning 'the' but it still retains it's meaning as ''hearing but notunderstanding'' or ''blind''. | Hei is used as a prefix meaning 'the' but it still retains it's meaning as ''hearing but notunderstanding'' or ''blind''. | ||
| − | ' ''The heavens'' את השמים and ''the earth'' ' את הארץ can be read as ''all that is את '''blind''' ה in heaven and all that is את '''blind''' ה in earth''. | + | ' ''The heavens'' את השמים and ''the earth'' ' את הארץ can be read as ' ''all that is את '''blind''' ה in heaven and all that is את '''blind''' ה in earth'' ''. |
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Revision as of 16:24, 20 June 2016
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 [2] by their blindness ה'. His people do not understand him. His sheep hear his voice but don't understand the words which are taught.
Hei as the
- Ge 1:1 ¶ In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth.
Hei is used as a prefix meaning 'the' but it still retains it's meaning as hearing but notunderstanding or blind.
' The heavens את השמים and the earth ' את הארץ can be read as ' all that is את blind ה in heaven and all that is את blind ה in earth .
