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Previously, we said that he noble family was the trinity and so it must be here also. In the trinity, the Father declares his word. | Previously, we said that he noble family was the trinity and so it must be here also. In the trinity, the Father declares his word. | ||
The Son represents him in love, and the Holy Ghost represents him in holiness, which includes law and justice. | The Son represents him in love, and the Holy Ghost represents him in holiness, which includes law and justice. | ||
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| + | Hirah (the Spirit) was the Father of Shuah, whom we said represents creation. God took the dust of the earth and breathed his spirit into it to give life. | ||
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| + | Later Hirah accompanies Judah to Timnath ("the appointment") and before arriving meets Tamar. The Holy Spirit accompanied the Father before the appointed time to meet Mary. | ||
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Revision as of 17:31, 30 January 2016
Genesis 38 Hirah
Hirah ("a noble family") the Adullamite ("justice of the people") was a friend of Judah ("praised").
Previously, we said that he noble family was the trinity and so it must be here also. In the trinity, the Father declares his word. The Son represents him in love, and the Holy Ghost represents him in holiness, which includes law and justice.
Hirah (the Spirit) was the Father of Shuah, whom we said represents creation. God took the dust of the earth and breathed his spirit into it to give life.
Later Hirah accompanies Judah to Timnath ("the appointment") and before arriving meets Tamar. The Holy Spirit accompanied the Father before the appointed time to meet Mary.
Judah and Tamar
