Gimel ג He pursued them

The word means 'camel'. If you look it up in a dictionary, they look like two words in English, but the are the same Hebrew word גמל. It also means 'recompense' like a judge giving you what you deserve. And it means 'poor one' ^{[v 1]} As you draw the say, "The man rich in love (draw the ), pursued the poor man (draw the ) with holiness. ^{[q 1]}^{[a 1]}^{[q 2]}^{[a 2]}^{[q 3]}^{[a 3]}^{[q 4]}^{[a 4]}^{[q 5]}^{[a 5]}^{[q 6]}^{[a 6]}

Draw the gimel [∞] The gimel is a vav with a yod hanging off the bottom like a leg extended. The vav comes down the side of the Square Letter Template, representing love coming to man ^[1], and the yod extending to the left is a little bit of Holiness being revealed. The purpose of the law is not to squish you, but to help explain who God is. He gave us his love, then pursued us with his holiness.	↑ ▸ ± 1Jo 4:19 We love him, because he first loved us.

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[1] ▸ ± 1Jo 4:19 We love him, because he first loved us.

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Gimel ג He pursued them

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