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The *צ* (Tsade) is a letter that can be seen as a *נ* (Nun) and a *כ* (Kaf) morphing together. Like the *ע* (Ayin), the *צ* (Tsade) also represents a spiritual struggle, but in this case, it reflects the burden the bride (*ז* - Zayin) places on the Son of God, particularly in the exchange of His righteousness for our sin. The *ז* (Zayin), which represents the bride, becomes a burden on His shoulders as He bears our sins in His sacrificial act. This exchange symbolizes the ultimate act of grace, where the righteous Lamb of God takes upon Himself the sin of the world.

Here are some scriptures that reflect this idea of the exchange of righteousness for sin, and the burden that Jesus bore:

These scriptures reveal the profound exchange where Jesus, as the righteous Son of God, takes on the burden of our sin, bearing it on the cross, so that we might receive His righteousness. This aligns with the symbolism of the *צ* (Tsade), representing the burden borne by Jesus, the ultimate exchange of sin for righteousness.