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| '''Little owl'''
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| 'Owl' means 'cup'. The cup symbolizes the will of God for the cross which has great things and terrible things. It was a great day because God chose to forgive men and dwell with us. But it was a terrible day because Christ, God in flesh, suffered and died at the hands of the men he came to save. <ref>{{bgw| Joe 2:31 }} The sun shall be turned into darkness, and the moon into blood, before the great and the terrible day of the LORD come.</ref>
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| Perhaps Adam saw an owl nesting in hole in a tree and named him 'cup' since it looked like he was siting in a cup.
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| The cup is a mixture of judgement and love; it is unclean as other mixtures. We are not to mix them. Only Christ could express them properly.
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| * little owl ''kowc'' כוס - cup
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| * cup כוס - Son of God כ made clear ו by his finished work ס
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| '''Cormorant'''
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| The cormorant is an aquatic bird. It has webbed feet and swims under the water. It eats the fish which are swimming in the water, like the abominable lobster. They both snatch fish living in the word and devour them.
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| When the cormorant dives into the water it looks like it has been cast out of the heavens. Adam named the cormorant 'cast out'.
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| Those who have been cast out are not a good source for teaching. <ref>{{bgw| Ga 4:30 }} Nevertheless what saith the scripture? Cast out the bondwoman and her son: for the son of the bondwoman shall not be heir with the son of the freewoman. Law vs. grace</ref> The cormorant represents those under such judgement.
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| * cormorant ''shalak'' שלך - cast out
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