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The *ג* (Gimel) symbolizes God’s pursuit of humanity, as exemplified by the story of the rich man who approached Jesus, seeking eternal life. In this encounter, Jesus reveals that true goodness belongs to God alone, and that you cannot justify yourself using the law to enter in. Throughout Scripture, God is depicted as actively pursuing humanity, inviting us to a relationship with Him, just as a rich man might pursue a poor man with an offer of salvation. In this account, the roles were reversed as Jesus, the rich man pursued the wealthy poor man. | The *ג* (Gimel) symbolizes God’s pursuit of humanity, as exemplified by the story of the rich man who approached Jesus, seeking eternal life. In this encounter, Jesus reveals that true goodness belongs to God alone, and that you cannot justify yourself using the law to enter in. Throughout Scripture, God is depicted as actively pursuing humanity, inviting us to a relationship with Him, just as a rich man might pursue a poor man with an offer of salvation. In this account, the roles were reversed as Jesus, the rich man, pursued the wealthy poor man. | ||
