My Latest and Greatest on Exodus 3: 14 From the Ancient Aramaic: "I AM YOUR IMAGINATION, HIS BECOMING."
Superseded by http://imagicworldview.blogspot.com/2016/06/discovery-of-key-to-jethro-exodus-314-i.html
Victor Alexander's translation of Exodus 3: 14 is footnotes at the end of the chapter. The verse intrigues me because it is the beginning and the basis of the entire Bible. If you get this wrong, you've got the whole thing wrong! One thing is absolutely certain: it is not "I AM THAT I AM."
The first of the three words is Ahiyeh: I come.
The second is Ashur: the light or the beginning spark that kindles the fire.
Third is hiyeh: his becoming.
We have a destiny to fulfill the scriptures, for each of us individually and corporately to become the full and complete manifestation of the Ineffable. That would be Christ, who was planned in his fullness by the Ineffable from before the beginning. When the Ineffable imagined and planned the Christ, he, the Christ, "David," then existed. This is, as Neville Goddard said, David of Biblical fame. He is Christ, the Son who created the world, the Man it is for, the Messiah, the one who is after the Father's heart.
The thought I had today was that Jethro, as taught of in Midian in the days of Moses, is everything we need to fulfill the scriptures and attain our destiny. Moses was contemplating Jethro, how we are going to attain our destiny and become Christ, the manifestation of the Ineffable, when God enlightened him. Ashur, the Creator God of the Assyrians, is our imagination. Our imagination is the action of the Ineffable which creates the world we live in and is that by which salvation, everything we need to become the Manifestation, comes.
So what God said to Moses in Exodus 3: 14 is, "I AM YOUR IMAGINATION, HIS BECOMING."
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See my next latest and greatest on Exodus 3: 14, May 24, 2016: http://imagicworldview.blogspot.com/2016/05/the-world-hinges-on-exodus-3-14.html
The above also superseded by http://imagicworldview.blogspot.com/2016/06/discovery-of-key-to-jethro-exodus-314-i.html
Victor Alexander's translation of Exodus 3: 14 is footnotes at the end of the chapter. The verse intrigues me because it is the beginning and the basis of the entire Bible. If you get this wrong, you've got the whole thing wrong! One thing is absolutely certain: it is not "I AM THAT I AM."
The first of the three words is Ahiyeh: I come.
The second is Ashur: the light or the beginning spark that kindles the fire.
Third is hiyeh: his becoming.
We have a destiny to fulfill the scriptures, for each of us individually and corporately to become the full and complete manifestation of the Ineffable. That would be Christ, who was planned in his fullness by the Ineffable from before the beginning. When the Ineffable imagined and planned the Christ, he, the Christ, "David," then existed. This is, as Neville Goddard said, David of Biblical fame. He is Christ, the Son who created the world, the Man it is for, the Messiah, the one who is after the Father's heart.
The thought I had today was that Jethro, as taught of in Midian in the days of Moses, is everything we need to fulfill the scriptures and attain our destiny. Moses was contemplating Jethro, how we are going to attain our destiny and become Christ, the manifestation of the Ineffable, when God enlightened him. Ashur, the Creator God of the Assyrians, is our imagination. Our imagination is the action of the Ineffable which creates the world we live in and is that by which salvation, everything we need to become the Manifestation, comes.
So what God said to Moses in Exodus 3: 14 is, "I AM YOUR IMAGINATION, HIS BECOMING."
* * * * * * * * * * * *
See my next latest and greatest on Exodus 3: 14, May 24, 2016: http://imagicworldview.blogspot.com/2016/05/the-world-hinges-on-exodus-3-14.html
The above also superseded by http://imagicworldview.blogspot.com/2016/06/discovery-of-key-to-jethro-exodus-314-i.html
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