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:[[2Co 3:6]] ¶ Who also hath made us able ministers of the new testament; not of the letter, but of the spirit: for the letter killeth, but the spirit giveth life.
Jacob's ladder or stairway ''cullam'' סלם says that the completed work in the spirit and flesh has teaching (lamed ל) at it heart. The teaching theme pops out everywhere. In the name Elohim, man is separated from God because they do not understand that He is Holy; confirmed by [[Ro 1:18]]ff. The solution is the kingdom of heaven which is like teaching (leaven). Jesus taught the crowds and his disciples. The New Jerusalem is the New Teaching of Peace. His disciples are to go... teaching. Leaders in the church are to teach men who can in turn teach.
No man has seen the Father, so Jesus, the Son, makes him known through teaching, with the cross being central to that teaching.
Consider creation again: The firmament and Spirit were both between the waters. With water representing the word of God, Jesus and the Spirit bridge the gap between holiness and love. The word caphim ספם means door or threshold. The pe פ in the middle represents parables, riddles and the mystery hidden from the beginning. The mystery is the heart of the finished work of God in heaven and earth; in the spirit and flesh. Christ is the door<ref>[[Joh 10:9]]. I am the door: by me if any man enter in, he shall be saved, and shall go in and out, and find pasture.</ref> He is the one who reveals the mystery, or the purposes of God in the Spirit, by fulfilling them in the flesh.
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