Ge 1:1 literal: Difference between revisions

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In the beginning - Sometimes translated In a beginning or ""In beginning. The translation does not do it service. ^[1]

The fractal expansion of the idea that God is the creator suggests the word is not just a beginning but the full story. ^[2]

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ב-ר-א-ש-י-ת
ב-ראשית
ב-ראש-י-ת : in ב - the authority of (heads of) ראש - the creator י – (makes it an object) ת
בר-אש-י-ת - son בר of man אש creation י finished ת.
בר-אשי-ת : the son בר – offered total devotion (fire offerings) אשי – (makes it an object) ת
בר-א-שית : son בר created א - six שית
ברא-שית : created ברא - six שית
בר(אש)ית : a covenant ברית with man אש at the center
ב(ראשי)ת The daughter בת has her head ראשי in her heart (by position). A riddle that the daughter of God loves God (her head). ב(ראשי)ת ↬ Christ incarnate loving the Father, in the voice of the priest. And ☇↬ of the church loving Christ, in the voice of the prophet.

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-'''In the beginning''' - Sometimes translated ''In a beginning'' or ""In beginning''. The translation does not do it service.  <ref>{{: In the beginning }}</ref>
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-The fractal expansion of the idea that God is the creator suggests the word is not just a beginning but the full story.  <ref>{{: Notarikon starts the fractal expansion }}</ref>
-Bereshit בראשית begins with a 'revelation to man' ב and ends with the 'revelation being completed with a new life' ת. It is not merely speaking about ''a'' creation, or ''the'' creation; but of all creation from the beginning to the end. It is a summary of '''''all''''' creation.
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