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Created page with "{{bl| אוה }}{{ct| ו distinguishes }} yearn <noinclude> The Hebrew word אוה (Aleph-Vav-Heh), meaning "to yearn" or "to desire," can be interpreted symbolically with Heh (ה) representing not understanding, as previously discussed. Here's how the interplay of Aleph (א), Vav (ו), and Heh (ה) reflects the concept of yearning: Breakdown of the Letters: Aleph (א): Represents God, divine authority, or the source of all things. As the initiator, i..."
(Created page with "{{bl| אוה }}{{ct| ו distinguishes }} yearn <noinclude> The Hebrew word אוה (Aleph-Vav-Heh), meaning "to yearn" or "to desire," can be interpreted symbolically with Heh (ה) representing not understanding, as previously discussed. Here's how the interplay of Aleph (א), Vav (ו), and Heh (ה) reflects the concept of yearning: Breakdown of the Letters: Aleph (א): Represents God, divine authority, or the source of all things. As the initiator, i...") |
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