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	By studying Hebrew without nikud and focusing on the shapes and meanings of letters, we can uncover deeper insights. Words like אמר can show how Jesus is both the Word and the Lamb, connecting themes throughout the Bible. Exploring unpointed texts and typology opens up exciting new ways to understand scripture.		By studying Hebrew without nikud and focusing on the shapes and meanings of letters, we can uncover deeper insights. Words like אמר can show how Jesus is both the Word and the Lamb, connecting themes throughout the Bible. Exploring unpointed texts and typology opens up exciting new ways to understand scripture.

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