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The *מ* (Mem) | The *מ* (Mem) carries significant symbolism, particularly when seen as a combination of the *כ* (Kaf) and *ז* (Zayin) at the top. This can be understood as representing the arrangement of the marriage by the father or "the promise of the father." The concept of a marriage being arranged by the father and the idea of God's promises to His people are themes throughout the Bible. Here are some verses that align with the symbolism of the *מ* in relation to the arrangement of marriage by the father and God's promises: | ||
== God’s Promise and the Marriage of His People == | == God’s Promise and the Marriage of His People == |