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=== '''Name-Value (Number of the Letter’s Name)''' === ...ple, the name of the letter '''ג (Gimel)''' is spelled '''גמל''', and each of those letters has a number. When you add them together, you get a new numbe

For the parents: An introduction to the method of interpretation: ...ibute of Hebrew. A Hebrew word gets it’s meaning from the combined meaning of the letters within. Letters get their meanings from the jots (yods) and str

For the parents: An introduction to the method of interpretation. ...ibute of Hebrew. A Hebrew word gets it's meaning from the combined meaning of the letters within. Letters get their meanings from the jots (yods or jots)

...r meanings from the combined meaning of the letters, and letters get their meaning from the dots (yods or jots) and strokes (vavs or tittles). ...ed that John 1:1-4 is derived using these tools from the first three words of Genesis 1:1. Also that John used the notarikon to unpack 1Jo 5:7-8 from the

...of Hebrew letters, discover Christ in word formations, and uncover symbols of the cross embedded by the Spirit within Scripture. Emphasis will be placed * Understand the definition and theological basis of sensus plenior

...of Hebrew letters, discover Christ in word formations, and uncover symbols of the cross embedded by the Spirit within Scripture. Emphasis will be placed *Understand the definition and theological basis of sensus plenior

=== '''Day 12: Names as Prophecy — Er, Tamar, Enoch, Noah''' === * Names in Scripture are not arbitrary — they contain '''embedded prophecy'''.

There are many types of riddles in the OT and NT. The NT authors use them to teach how to read the ...t only lists 41. Do you think he couldn’t count? When you solve the riddle of the missing generation you discover something about Christ.

...person, His suffering, His death, His resurrection, and the transformation of His bride'''. Here's how: Every major biblical story echoes the death and resurrection of Christ. The pattern is consistent:

The Bible isn’t just a bunch of stories—it’s one big story about Jesus and what He did for us. From the 🟡 '''Question''': Can you think of a story where something sad happens, but God brings a happy ending?

Be careful of those who learn their Hebrew from the traditions of Hebrews who rejected Christ. Some will say that 'death' מת requires a vav ...erness מר'. She was twice widowed, and threatened with death by the father of her twins.

...been developing—where Hebrew word formations reveal ''pre-embedded divine meaning'', and where the New Testament authors uncover, rather than invent, deeper == 🔍 Summary of the Critique ==

...age. It has the name of the book on it. <ref group="a">Find the title page of your Bible? What does it say? </ref> ...first written on tablets of clay or stone. On the first tablet, the name of the Bible was written on the first line, with the first letter. <ref>Bet ב

...the biblical text—one that consistently proclaims the cross and the Bride of Christ—without undoing the plain historical sense. This book is the doorw ...symbolic voice, how two‑letter “gates” open directional meanings, and how names, numbers, and narrative structures repeatedly point to the crucified and ri

...en because his looks were desirable to the people. This Saul (of the book of Ephesians) was not desirable, having a reputation for persecuting Christian ...aven is like unto a man [that is] an householder, which bringeth forth out of his treasure [things] new and old.</ref> <ref>{{ct| mystery}} </ref>

...understand the words, but they could not understand the intent or meaning of them. ...tain of the Tamarian ship to battle a common enemy together. In the course of the battle, they lived out a dinner theater for the others who added the ex

PH are allegorical interpretations of the names of the square-text (ST).

...bible/interpretation/the-sensus-plenior-of-scripture/ The ‘sensus plenior’ of Scripture ] ...anded summary of the historical debate on '''sensus plenior''' and the use of the OT in the NT. It demonstrates reverence for Scripture, a commitment to

{{bl| Structure of stories reveals eternal patterns }} ...way events unfold, the order in which they are told, even the placement of names and repetitions—these are not literary accidents. They are '''intentional

...} Forasmuch as many have taken in hand to set forth in order a declaration of those things which are most surely believed among us, ...ed them unto us, which from the beginning were eyewitnesses, and ministers of the word;