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<ref group="q">What does it mean to have your cup overflow? (Careful. It is a different Hebrew word.) {{bgw| Ps 23:5 }} </ref> | <ref group="q">What does it mean to have your cup overflow? (Careful. It is a different Hebrew word.) {{bgw| Ps 23:5 }} </ref> | ||
<ref group="a">The word is ''kowc'' כוס meaning ''lament'' כן complete fulfilling the promise of the Father ס. The 23rd Psalm is prophetic of Gethsemane wherein the lamenting of Christ was finished, and he braced himself to face the cross. </ref> | <ref group="a">The word is ''kowc'' כוס meaning ''lament'' כן complete fulfilling the promise of the Father ס. The 23rd Psalm is prophetic of Gethsemane wherein the lamenting of Christ was finished, and he braced himself to face the cross. </ref> | ||
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Kof כ The Son of God. When you draw the kof כ say, "The Son of God".
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The kof כ is drawn like a bet ב but it transitions to the lower vav with a curve, suggesting that the revelation has become man. It represents the Son of God. We spoke of it in contrast to the nun נ which is the Son of Man. The meaning of kof כף is 'palm of a hand, or cup. In formation it means - The Son of God כ hidden in mystery, riddle, parable, prophecy and/or metaphor ף of his death. [v 1] Jesus asked to have the cup removed. [1] We understand that he was asking to not have to face his death. Some teach that the cup represents wrath, but it must mean the same thing everywhere. There are several Hebrew words for 'cup', but in this case we know more precisely that the death of the Son of God was hidden in mystery; in the cup. [q 1] [a 1] The kof will have a family of it's own. |
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