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''Discover how the Hebrew language itself reveals that Jesus is the Word, the Lamb, and the Truth—hidden in plain sight from the very beginning.'' | |||
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Jesus is the Word, the Lamb, and the Truth. These aren’t just theological titles—they are profound clues that reveal the hidden wisdom of Scripture. But in English, we miss something crucial that’s embedded in the original Hebrew. | Jesus is the Word, the Lamb, and the Truth. These aren’t just theological titles—they are profound clues that reveal the hidden wisdom of Scripture. But in English, we miss something crucial that’s embedded in the original Hebrew. | ||
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The Old Testament holds the key to unlocking the New. The Hebrew language itself testifies to Christ. If we dig deeper, we will see Him in every word, every letter, and every revelation God has given. | The Old Testament holds the key to unlocking the New. The Hebrew language itself testifies to Christ. If we dig deeper, we will see Him in every word, every letter, and every revelation God has given. | ||
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