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=Pneumnemonics=
In Hebrew, the letters within words have meaning, and none of that is captured in any translation. The meaning of a word is derived from the combined meaning of the letters along with a knowledge of Christ. There is a riddle and mystery built into the language itself. But few consider the loss of these things because of the additions to the Hebrew language, to be significant. <ref>They were unable to remove things from scripture because it is divinely protected. Mt 5:18 </ref>
This study is based on the Hebrew that Jesus read. We can recreate it by simply ignoring all the things added to Hebrew each time it was reinvented. We do not study it for the sake of simply understanding the literal-historical record of the Bible, but to learn what God says about himself hidden in the language making up the literal record.
==Mnemonics vs. Pneumnemonics==
''A '''mnemonic''' device, or memory device, is any learning technique that aids information retention or retrieval in the human memory. ''<ref>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mnemonic</ref>
Dennis Congos <ref>https://www.learningassistance.com/2006/january/mnemonics.html</ref> identifies nine types of mnemonic devices. These devices consist of ideas imposed upon the subject matter to be learned, that have no relationship to the subject, but are merely mental hooks to assist in the retrieval of information from memory. An example is the classic "Roy G. Biv" used to remember the order of colors in the rainbow. In Music theory, "Every good boy does finealways" helps remember the notes associated with the lines on the score. The mnemonic devices aid only in memory and add no new information. One must learn gibberish in order to remember the important information.
Imagine if the knowledge of "Roy G. Biv" could assist in helping you to understand more sophisticated concepts of color, rather than simple the order of colors in the rainbow. What if it told you something about how each color affects emotions, or contributes to heat retention. What if "Every good boy does fine" helped to define chords, melody, or to understand music.
:The ground is where Adam אדמ <ref>Intentionally did not use the final form mem ם to help follow the example</ref> came from. <ref group="s">Ge 2:7 And the LORD God formed man [of] the dust of the ground, and breathed into his nostrils the breath of life; and man became a living soul.</ref>
:The ''he'' ה means that the commandment was heard but not understood.
:'Ground' אדמה is the Adam אדמ that doesn't understand ה. <ref>The ground or earth is a metaphor for the flesh. The instinctive nature of the flesh does not understand spiritual things.</ref> <ref group="s">[[1Co 2:14 ]] But the natural man receiveth not the things of the Spirit of God: for they are foolishness unto him: neither can he know [them], because they are spiritually discerned.</ref> <ref group="q">Why did Jesus say "Forgive them, they know not what they do."? Lu 23:34 </ref><ref group="a">Jesus was not simply asking for forgiveness for the ones driving the nails, but for all men (those of the earth) whose sins he was bearing.</ref> Confused, the gound means Adam doesn't understand. :The ground doesn't understand, but we are told that Adam does. When Adam sinned, he was not deceived like the woman. <ref group="s">1Ti 2:14 And Adam was not deceived, but the woman being deceived was in the transgression.</ref> <ref group="q">What is the 'sin not unto death'? [[1Jo 5:16 ]] </ref><ref group="a">The woman's transgression did not lead to death. Death came by one man ([[Ro 5:12]]). Sin is not imputed to those who are without the law (as was Eve, since she was deceived). ([[Ro 5:13]])</ref>
'''Adam'''
:'''metaphor''' - metaphor when one of the meanings of the letter is used as a symbol for something completely different (ex. 1000 is a metaphor for king, so the aleph can also represent a king).
It may seem a bit complicated with so many sources for meaning. It was designed like a giant crossword puzzle, and the proper meanings lock in and become self-correcting. Be encouraged that the one who designed pneumnemonics wants you to know him.
==Letters==
:Dalet ד- ''with'' a commandment
:He ה - ''which'' they did not understand
:Vav ו - ''but itThey were'' distinguished ''them''
:Zayin ז - ''as'' the bride
:Chet ח - ''when'' they understood did understand ''it'':Tet ט - ''throughThrough'' a marriage
:Yod י - ''they became'' a new creation
:Kof כ - The Son of God
:Mem מ the promise of the Father
:Nun נ - The Son of Man
:Samech ס - completed it (fulfilled the promise):Ayin ע - becoming He was made to be flesh and bearing bore our sin:Pe פ - speaking taught in parables, prophecies and riddles:Tsadi צ - exchanging and exchanged his righteousness for our sin for his righteousness:Qof ק- He The Son of God died and rose again
:Rosh ר - revealing
:Shin ש - his word did not return voidreturned with an increase:Tov ת - His revelation produced new life. It was finished.:Final kof ך - The Son of God's deathdied:Final mem ם - completed completing the promise of the Father's will:Final nun ן - Christ The Son of Man was restored to Glory
:Final pe ף - Prophecy was fulfilled
:Final tsadi ץ - Judgement was is ended
:Final shin - We became co-heirs with Christ
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