Formation - Zayin family
All of the members of the Bride Family are formed with a kof כ as the Son of God, and a zayin ז as the Bride of Christ. Since there is already a family for the kof כ, I have named this grouping after the bride. Observe two things: where the Son and bride are connected, and the shape of the corners.
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The mem מ is formed by connecting a kof כ and a zayin ז at the top. It is a symbol that the Father arranged a marriage for the Son and chose his bride. [1][2][q 1][a 1] This was done in heaven before the foundation of the earth. [3] This is the promise of God, and the focus is on the promise and the Father. [4] |
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Mem מים means water as does the word mee מי, and the Father is represented as the 'waters above the firmament' (to the right of the yod). [1] [2] |
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Mem מ or מם also means blemish. The bride, that the Father chose for the Son, was blemished, and it grieved him that it was so. [1][v 1] |
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Tet ט a marriage
The tet ט connects the kof כ to the zayin ז at the bottom, signifying that the marriage was consummated on earth, with the focus on the marriage and the Son. [s 1][q 1][a 1]
"Tet" טת means fasting. [v 1][q 2][a 2] Christ took his bride on earth, but then left her when he died. [s 2] The fast was broken in his resurrection. His revelation was completed in the spontaneous praise of his people ת. [q 3][a 3]
Final Mem ם and Samech ס
Both the final mem ם and the samech ס connect the kof כ and the zayin ז at the top and bottom. They both signify that the promise was fulfilled, with the focus on the fulfillment.
The final mem ם uses square corners signifying that the promise was fulfilled in the flesh. The samech ס uses rounded corners signifying that the promise was fulfilled in the spirit.
The final mem ם also means water as does the word eem ים which is the 'water below' being to the left of the yod י. It's focus is on the Son, also known as the Word. [v 2]
Samech סמח means support. When the marriage is consummated, the bride becomes the help-meet, the support, of the man. [v 3]
מט slipping
The gate mowt מט means to be moved or slip. By formation it is --from מ the marriage ט. You get the sense of someone falling away from the marriage. [v 4]
The opposite tam טמ means to narrow or stop. It is used of closing your ears, or your lips. The reversal is in a movement away vs. the stopping of that movement. [v 5]
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