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As the Lamed ל descends from above the Square Text Template, it indicates that it touches the very heart of God, not merely what canbe known about him. The horizontal line is drawn below the upper horizontal of the template indicating that what can be known about man has condescended in order to be understood. The lower portion is the Son of God as in the qof ק indicating a spiritual separation from the Father. Traditionally it is known as the shared heart. The heart of God is teaching to correct the understanding of his sheep as they hear, but do not understand his words. | As the Lamed ל descends from above the Square Text Template, it indicates that it touches the very heart of God, not merely what canbe known about him. The horizontal line is drawn below the upper horizontal of the template indicating that what can be known about man has condescended in order to be understood. The lower portion is the Son of God as in the qof ק indicating a spiritual separation from the Father. Traditionally it is known as the shared heart. The heart of God is teaching to correct the understanding of his sheep as they hear, but do not understand his words. | ||
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Revision as of 19:28, 3 July 2016
- Contents
- Section 1: How we got the Bible
- Part 1.1: God invented an alphabet
- Chapter 1.1.22 Lamed ל
- Part 1.1: God invented an alphabet
- Section 1: How we got the Bible
Primary metaphor
As the Lamed ל descends from above the Square Text Template, it indicates that it touches the very heart of God, not merely what canbe known about him. The horizontal line is drawn below the upper horizontal of the template indicating that what can be known about man has condescended in order to be understood. The lower portion is the Son of God as in the qof ק indicating a spiritual separation from the Father. Traditionally it is known as the shared heart. The heart of God is teaching to correct the understanding of his sheep as they hear, but do not understand his words.
