Word made flesh

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Word made flesh []


As early as Mark and Matthew, the apostles had discerned that the letters have meaning. This is the character of notarikon. They used the mem מ and final mem ם to represent the Father and the Son when teaching about moving the mountain to the sea.

Shin - ש increase of the word, the bride returning with the groom
Word - 'amar' אמר, 'Light אר with the promise of the Father מ in it's heart' א(מ)ר
Word - 'bar-a' בר-א 'The Son בר who created א'
Light - 'ayer' אר, 'Johovah א revealed ר'
son - 'bar' בר
flesh - 'basar' בשר, 'son בר with a marriage ש in his heart' ב(ש)ר or 'The creator-son ברא was made flesh בר to obtain a bride.

The Word was made flesh, or the Son looking for a bride.