REVEALED! The Secret Meaning of The First Verse Of The Bible (Hidden Code!): How the Truth is Misread and Misinterpreted
"REVEALED! The Secret Meaning of The First Verse Of The Bible (Hidden Code!)" (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7fs_J34cqKc) decodes the first words in the Bible. Supposedly, this reveals that Jesus Christ, the Son of God who created the world, is also its redeemer. I invite you to watch the video a few times and take notes. You will see the author's presumptions and the process of misreading the verse. I agree with the code, but . . .
Let's go to the second word decoded in the video; it is bara, the Hebrew word for "created." Bara was PREVIOUSLY decoded in the same video as part of the first word, barasheet, meaning there "the Son of God."
Question: why did bara mean "the Son of God" in the first word and "created" in the second word?
Answer: Moses was constrained to put absolute essence of his Burning Bush enlightenment in the very beginning of that enlightenment's teaching, the book of Genesis. Moses put the most important part of his message right up in front. That very most important part of his enlightened understanding was: "Ahiyeh Ashur Hiyeh" (Exodus 3: 14, Victor Alexander translation; see his chapter notes below*).
A rough and basic translation of Exodus 3: 14 is: "I BECOME -- ASHUR-- HIS BECOMING." What is Ashur? Ashur is that which creates the world of mankind, the imagining of the Ineffable. Ashur was the national God of the Assyrians. Abraham was an Assyrian. Ashur is "The Creating God." The Creating has become man, and dwells in man as his imagining, the action of the subtle "inner man." This is Jacob who, as opposed to Esau, the flesh, becomes Israel: God ruling as man.
Moses had learned that "I become by the Creating, my imagining, what I desire to be." "My imagining," he would say, "is the Son of God."
So bara is both the Son of God and the Creating Power and Wisdom. And It has become attached to--crucified upon--the flesh of man. Absorbed in this vision of death, of having completely forgotten Its Godhood, our consciousness must ascend to remembrance and destroy the ignorance of the cross. This is the Gospel: it is promised: "The Creating will destroy by my hand the cross."
So, let's put it all together as the first verse of the Bible: "The Promise is creating God, the multitudinous energies of the One (ehad), as our minds and our bodies."
Many thanks to Rabbi David A. Cooper's God is a Verb and to Victor Alexander's Exodus/Liberation.
*Exodus 3:14 Lit. Aramaic: (1) "Ahiyeh": "the One Who Comes in His Coming," the absolute sense of "the One Who Comes." (2) "Ashur": "the Beginning Spark that kindles the Fire" or "the Light." (3) "Hiyeh": "His Coming." (4) "Ahiyeh" and "hiyeh" are related forms of the same word. They mean more than "the Coming." They signify also the "Eternal Presence," "the Ever-Present," and the "Never Ceasing Intent of the Comer to Come." (5) In the same way, "Ashur" signifies "the Uncreated Creator who Creates Everything from Nothing." (6) Also, "Ashur" signifies: "Above-the-Flames."
Let's go to the second word decoded in the video; it is bara, the Hebrew word for "created." Bara was PREVIOUSLY decoded in the same video as part of the first word, barasheet, meaning there "the Son of God."
Question: why did bara mean "the Son of God" in the first word and "created" in the second word?
Answer: Moses was constrained to put absolute essence of his Burning Bush enlightenment in the very beginning of that enlightenment's teaching, the book of Genesis. Moses put the most important part of his message right up in front. That very most important part of his enlightened understanding was: "Ahiyeh Ashur Hiyeh" (Exodus 3: 14, Victor Alexander translation; see his chapter notes below*).
A rough and basic translation of Exodus 3: 14 is: "I BECOME -- ASHUR-- HIS BECOMING." What is Ashur? Ashur is that which creates the world of mankind, the imagining of the Ineffable. Ashur was the national God of the Assyrians. Abraham was an Assyrian. Ashur is "The Creating God." The Creating has become man, and dwells in man as his imagining, the action of the subtle "inner man." This is Jacob who, as opposed to Esau, the flesh, becomes Israel: God ruling as man.
Moses had learned that "I become by the Creating, my imagining, what I desire to be." "My imagining," he would say, "is the Son of God."
So bara is both the Son of God and the Creating Power and Wisdom. And It has become attached to--crucified upon--the flesh of man. Absorbed in this vision of death, of having completely forgotten Its Godhood, our consciousness must ascend to remembrance and destroy the ignorance of the cross. This is the Gospel: it is promised: "The Creating will destroy by my hand the cross."
So, let's put it all together as the first verse of the Bible: "The Promise is creating God, the multitudinous energies of the One (ehad), as our minds and our bodies."
Many thanks to Rabbi David A. Cooper's God is a Verb and to Victor Alexander's Exodus/Liberation.
*Exodus 3:14 Lit. Aramaic: (1) "Ahiyeh": "the One Who Comes in His Coming," the absolute sense of "the One Who Comes." (2) "Ashur": "the Beginning Spark that kindles the Fire" or "the Light." (3) "Hiyeh": "His Coming." (4) "Ahiyeh" and "hiyeh" are related forms of the same word. They mean more than "the Coming." They signify also the "Eternal Presence," "the Ever-Present," and the "Never Ceasing Intent of the Comer to Come." (5) In the same way, "Ashur" signifies "the Uncreated Creator who Creates Everything from Nothing." (6) Also, "Ashur" signifies: "Above-the-Flames."
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