אט

Gate‑walk for אט

Base gate: אט

• א — He spoke / created
• ט — marriage, the covenant bond

So אט pictures a word enclosed in covenant—something intentionally covered or slowed so it can be sealed inside a marriage–like bond. In Scripture the root conveys ideas such as “shut, cover, slow, secret.”

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Form	Ordinary gloss	Letter(s) added & their “voice”	How the picture grows
אט	to cover, shut, go slowly	—	The spoken word is wrapped; covenant closes around it.
אטם	to plug, stop up	מ — promise	The sealed word receives the Father’s promise and is stopped up until the appointed unveiling.
אטב	to fasten, pin	ב — reveal	The covering is pinned in place; revelation is fixed so it will open at the right moment.
אטד	bramble, thorn	ד — single‑sided command	A shut‑in word that is resisted hardens into a thorny barrier—a covenant command met by fleshly refusal.
אטר	left‑handed, hindered	ר — reveal	Revelation comes, but only on the left side (flesh); the word feels hindered or awkward until the heart turns.

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Narrative thread

1. אט — God speaks a word and immediately folds it inside covenant, slowing its disclosure.
2. אטם — He seals it with promise; the word is stopped up like a well, water waiting under pressure.
3. אטב — The seal is pinned; nothing accidental will tear it open before its time.
4. אטד — If the sealed word is resisted, the covering becomes a thorn‑hedge that pricks the flesh but still guards the treasure within.
5. אטר — Revelation finally peeks out, yet it first appears “left‑handed,” awkward to flesh, prodding the heart to shift into alignment with the covenant.

Every step keeps the original gate אט intact; each added consonant shows another phase in the life of a hidden covenant word—sealed, secured, resisted, and at last breaking out in a way that forces the hearer to choose between awkward flesh and joyful union.