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:Final Mem ם | :Final Mem ם | ||
::Base Form (מ): | ::Base Form (מ): The Son of God כ engaged to the bride ז. | ||
::Final Form: Enclosed structure formed with Kaf כ and Zayin ז joined at the top and bottom. This represents the completion of a heavenly marriage (above) made manifest on earth (below). | ::Final Form: Enclosed structure formed with Kaf כ and Zayin ז joined at the top and bottom. This represents the completion of a heavenly marriage (above) made manifest on earth (below). | ||
::Symbolism: Fulfillment of divine commands and life eternal. | ::Symbolism: Fulfillment of divine commands and life eternal. | ||
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:Final Pei ף | :Final Pei ף | ||
::Base Form (פ): Represents | ::Base Form (פ): Represents prophecy, and riddle. | ||
::Final Form: Descends below the line, signifying the death of the prophet and the culmination of all prophecy in fulfillment. | ::Final Form: Descends below the line, signifying the death of the prophet and the culmination of all prophecy in fulfillment. | ||
::Symbolism: The Word fully realized and fulfilled. | ::Symbolism: The Word fully realized and fulfilled. | ||
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:Final Shin | :Final Shin | ||
::While not typically listed among the final forms, the four-legged Shin is significant in Jewish tradition. It appears on priestly garments and mezuzahs. | ::While not typically listed among the final forms, the four-legged Shin is significant in Jewish tradition. It appears on priestly garments and mezuzahs. | ||
::Base form (ש): The Word (Christ) returns with an increase. | |||
::Final form: Four legged shin represents an intimate joining with God. | |||
::Symbolism: A mystery of eternal life, representing believers as co-heirs with Christ. Its lack of descent indicates eternal union with life and divine order. | ::Symbolism: A mystery of eternal life, representing believers as co-heirs with Christ. Its lack of descent indicates eternal union with life and divine order. | ||
