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{{subst:ELTB 2.0100|ELTB 2.0100}} {{subst:ELTB 2.0300|ELTB 2.0300}} {{subst:ELTB 2.0500|ELTB 2.0500}} {{subst:ELTB 2.0700}} {{subst:ELTB 2.0800}} {{subst:ELTB 2.0900}} ELTB 2.1000 [∞]

Discussion

Swine Pigs are also unclean. Swine eat, or learn, anything, and teach it as truth. For example, some people say their favorite verse of the Bible is "God helps those who help themselves". That isn't in the Bible.	Notes Symbols Vocabulary	Art Questions Answers
The swine is a symbol of the self-righteous; people who think they are good just because they think they are good. They think their own ideas, or whatever new ideas they hear, are true.	Notes Symbols Vocabulary	Art Questions Answers
Swine pass off new teachings from others as if they are from the Bible. They hear from others that there are errors in the Bible. They pass it on as truth to make themselves look clever. Teachers may learn things from scientific theories and pass them on as absolute truth. One thing is absolutely true in science: what it says is true today, will not be true tomorrow. They may read the Bible and not understand it. They will teach their error as truth. When faced with things that appear to be opposite teachings in the Bible, they just choose one and ignore the other, rather than work to understand they are both true. The one who cannot understand the word of God is not a good teacher.	Notes Symbols Vocabulary	Art Questions Answers

ELTB 2.1100 [∞]

Discussion

More Swine The attitude of the swine-like teacher is so contagious it is dangerous. God’s law to the Hebrews about the swine was that they should not even 'touch their dead bodies'. This riddle in Hebrew about teachers means that we should not be 'joined to their foolishness nor plagued by it.'	Notes Symbols Vocabulary	Art Questions Answers
A pig-like teacher may brag he gave an apple to a homeless guy. The next swine brags he gave two apples. The first responds that his was the only apple he had and he gave it. The swine will also make you feel bad for the good work that you did, trying to seem better than you.	Notes Symbols Vocabulary	Art Questions Answers
This bragging of works is contagious. Do not be joined to it.	Notes Symbols Vocabulary	Art Questions Answers
Swine attitudes of self-righteousness based on his own ideas are contagious because they appeal to our desire to be important. We want to be noticed and appreciated. We want to look good to others. Do not be plagued by it. Instead, seek teachers who build their students up.	Notes Symbols Vocabulary	Art Questions Answers
Have nothing to do with the swine or you may get caught up in their folly. Perhaps this is a source for Paul's teaching: 2Co 6:14 Be ye not unequally yoked together with unbelievers: for what fellowship hath righteousness with unrighteousness? and what communion hath light with darkness?	Notes Symbols Vocabulary	Art Questions Answers

ELTB 2.1200 [∞]

Discussion

Fish Water is a symbol the word of God, so the clean fish represents the teacher who moves with fins or lives in the Word of God. The Hebrew word for 'fish' means 'commanded to pursue'. When Adam watched the fish darting around the water, it seemed like an appropriate name. The teacher is commanded to seek God in his word.	Notes Symbols Vocabulary	Art Questions Answers
A clean fish has scales symbolizing the armor of God, and is propelled by fins symbolizing that the love Jesus had for the word, motivates the teacher. This is hidden in riddle.	Notes Symbols Vocabulary	Art Questions Answers
God's teachers are always looking to understand God better. They study, meditate, and then live what they have learned. They correct their teaching and their lives as they learn more.	Notes Symbols Vocabulary	Art Questions Answers
They are motivated by the same love for God's people that God has for his people. They desire that others know God's love.	Notes Symbols Vocabulary	Art Questions Answers
The one who wears the armor of God as he searches the scriptures, swims in the water of God’s word, and is motivated by the love of God, is a good teacher.	Notes Symbols Vocabulary	Art Questions Answers

ELTB 2.1300 [∞] Discussion

Summary All of these animals are on the stage and part of the play. Though the actors had to follow the rules for eating or not eating them, we may eat them all as we remember what they teach. When we eat beef, lamb or deer we are reminded to meditate on God's word, and let it change the way we live. If we eat a camel we remember not to judge. Should we eat a coney we would remember to share about God's love for us through the cross. The BBQ'd rabbit would remind us to be dedicated to God and not mix up others things in our worship. As we eat bacon, mmm... bacon... We remember to be discerning in the things we learn. Fried fish reminds us to seek God in His word and let it change our lives. As students, we learn to be like the good teachers, and avoid being like the bad ones.

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ELTB 2.1400 [∞]

Discussion

Appendix A Introduction The basis for this study is a first century hermeneutic demonstrated by the New Testament authors as they used Old Testament references, and an observable property of the Hebrew language called 'notarikon'. Notarikon is an attribute of the Hebrew language where words get their meanings from the combined meaning of the letters, and letters get their meaning from the dots (yods or jots) and strokes (vavs or tittles). John demonstrates a fluency in notarikon which is missed when the Septuagint is used instead of the original Hebrew texts. It can be demonstrated that John 1:1-4 is derived using these tools from the first three words of Genesis 1:1. Also that John used the notarikon to unpack 1Jo 5:7-8 from the words for 'heaven' and 'earth'. Notarikon is used to unpack the meaning of the names of the animals. This is not free-for-all allegory. Examples of animal behavior which may have caused Adam to name the animals thusly are plausible explanations, but not considered 'Bible truth'. The names are used to show why a person represented by the animal would be a good teacher or not. This thesis challenges the common academic acceptance that Paleo-Hebrew is the oldest form of written text and supports the Wiseman hypothesis which suggests that Genesis was written by eye-witnesses. This will be discussed in future works.

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ELTB 2.1500 [∞]

The natural catechism of the Hebrew alphabet

The short Catechism of the alphabet [∞]

Discussion

They heard - אבגדה [∞] God spoke and created the heavens and the earth א and revealed to men ב that he pursued them ג with a commandment ד which they did not understand ה.
They saw - וזחטי [∞] They were distinguished ו as the bride ז when they did understand ח. Through a marriage ט they became a new creation י.
The promise - כלמנס [∞] The Son of God כ taught ל the promise of the Father מ. The Son of Man נ fulfilled the promise ס.
The exchange - עפצ [∞] He was made to be flesh ע, taught in parables, prophecies and riddles פ, and exchanged his righteousness for our sin צ.
The revelation - קרשת [∞] The Son of God died and rose again ק revealing ר that his Word returned with an increase ש and the revelation was finished with new life ת.
The final state - ךםןףץ [∞] The Son of God died ך completing the promise of the Father ם. The Son of Man was restored to Glory ן. Prophecy was fulfilled ף. Judgement is ended ץ. And we became co-heirs with Christ.

ELTB 2.1600