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The *י* (Yod) represents a new creation, and in the context of the bride of Christ, it symbolizes her transformation into a new creation in Him. Just as the *א* (Aleph) represents the creation of heaven and earth, the *י* emphasizes the new creation that the bride experiences in Christ. Here are verses that suggest the bride is made new: | The *י* (Yod) represents a new creation, and in the context of the bride of Christ, it symbolizes her transformation into a new creation in Him. Just as the *א* (Aleph) represents the creation of heaven and earth, the *י* emphasizes the new creation that the bride experiences in Christ. Here are verses that suggest the bride is made new: | ||
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1. {{bgw|2 Corinthians 5:17}} | 1. {{bgw|2 Corinthians 5:17}} | ||
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- The bride experiences new birth through the resurrection of Christ, marking her new creation and the hope she has in Him. | - The bride experiences new birth through the resurrection of Christ, marking her new creation and the hope she has in Him. | ||
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The *י* (Yod) represents a new creation, and these verses affirm that the bride of Christ is made new through her union with Him. She is transformed by His power, washed by the Spirit, and renewed in knowledge and life, reflecting her new identity as the bride of the Bridegroom. | The *י* (Yod) represents a new creation, and these verses affirm that the bride of Christ is made new through her union with Him. She is transformed by His power, washed by the Spirit, and renewed in knowledge and life, reflecting her new identity as the bride of the Bridegroom. | ||
