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The ''pe'' פ is drawn as a ''kof'' כ, and then a ''yod'' י is hung from the top left. Examine the ''pe'' פ closely and you will see an invisible ''yod'' י inside the letter. This suggests that the Son of God spoke of invisible things (the hidden ''yod'') using visible things (the dangling yod). | The ''pe'' פ is drawn as a ''kof'' כ, and then a ''yod'' י is hung from the top left. Examine the ''pe'' פ closely and you will see an invisible ''yod'' י inside the letter. This suggests that the Son of God spoke of invisible things (the hidden ''yod'') using visible things (the dangling yod). | ||
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This is the nature of mystery, riddle, metaphor, parable and prophecy. The ''pe'' represents the Son of God as prophet, and prophecy. | This is the nature of mystery, riddle, metaphor, parable and prophecy. The ''pe'' represents the Son of God as prophet, and prophecy. | ||
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The pe פ is drawn as a kof כ, and then a yod י is hung from the top left. Examine the pe פ closely and you will see an invisible yod י inside the letter. This suggests that the Son of God spoke of invisible things (the hidden yod) using visible things (the dangling yod). [1] This is the nature of mystery, riddle, metaphor, parable and prophecy. The pe represents the Son of God as prophet, and prophecy. |
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Pe פא - means 'answer' and 'eye'. This relates to the metaphor of 'seeing' as a symbol for 'understanding' the mystery and works of Christ. [v 1] |
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Note: Some traditional symbols, allegory and metaphor are memories of when the church could read the scriptures like Christ did. Proper metaphor derives from the words themselves. |
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