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>> In the beginning. Okay, let's pause right there. Look at this in Hebrew. The Hebrew word for beginning is this word right here, beer sheet. And remember, they read from right to left. So, we will break down every letter together. So from right to left this is the letter bait, ra, olif, shin, yod, and tav, which spells beer sheet, which means beginning.
The letter bait or b means tent, and the letter rage or r means the chief, the head chief. Together, B r is read as bar, and together it means son. The letter olive is kind of like a vowel, and it means adoni. So we'll do a heart for god. The letter shin means to destroy. So it's kind of like looks like a claw. So that's how I remember it. This character means hand. The letter yod. And this last character is tav, which is t, and it means cross or covenant.
To summarize, bait, ra, ed, olive, shin, yod, spelled berishit, which means the beginning. And it's already forming a sentence. The son of god destroyed by his own hand on the cross. But we're not done yet.
Earlier we discussed how ba and ra together is pronounced bar, which means sun. So there are words within this word. Another one is shin, yod, and together it is read say it, but the English word is thorns, and if you want to look it up, the concordance number is age 7898. Next, we have re, olive, and shin, which is read as ro, and in English it means head. So just to prove it, we've got r, olive, and shen right there.
The next word we're going to discuss is ber, which is spelled with a b, r, and shin. So it's this, except for olive. So this means tree, cypress tree, actually. These two together, the sheen and yode, means gift. And again, to means cross or covenant.
Okay, let's try to put this together. The son of god destroyed by his own hand on the cross with thorns on his head hung up on a tree as a gift of the covenant.
Wait, so Jesus was in the beginning? Yes. In John 1:1, what does it say? "In the beginning was the word." And who was the word? "The word was God. The word was with God." So since the very beginning, Jesus had always been there.
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