THE VERY FIRST THREE LETTERS OF THE
HEBREW BIBLE
COULD BE AN ACRONYM
FOR ‘FATHER, SON, AND HOLY SPIRIT’
THE FIRST THREE LETTERS
ARE
BETH = (BEN / BAR FOR SON)
RESH = (RUACH FOR SPIRIT)
ALEPH = (ABBA FOR
FATHER)
MARKED BELOW ARE THOSE
THREE LETTERS IN THE FIRST TWO WORDS -
THE 2ND WORD MARKED IS NOTED BELOW
-
IT MAKES UP THE WORD
FOR ‘CREATED’
AND BARA IS A SINGULAR
VERB - WHICH MEANS IT HAS TO HAVE A SINGULAR SUBJECT
LIKE IN ENGLISH WE DON’T
SAY - THEY GOES - WE SAY HE GOES - BECAUSE GOES IS A
SINGULAR VERB
BARA ALSO IS ONLY USED IN
HEBREW TO REFER TO AN ACT OF GOD -
CREATION FROM NOTHING
-
OR CREATION EX NIHILO
-
MAN IS NEVER SAID
TO ‘BARA’ IT HAS TO BE ONLY GOD -
AND THAT WORD IS MADE UP
OF THREE LETTERS WHICH CAN BE AN ACRONYM FOR
FATHER, SON, AND HOLY
SPIRIT - HOW NEAT IS THAT -
WHO IS THE CREATOR? THE
FATHER, THE SON, AND THE HOLY SPIRIT -
THE SUBJECT OF BARA IS
ELOHIM - THE 3RD WORD -
SEE THE WORD UNDERLINED -
BUT THE WORD ‘GOD’ IS
IN WHAT IS NORMALLY THE PLURAL FORM
SO WE HAVE SUPPORT FOR THE
TRINITY - THAT IS
THREE PERSONS - IN ONE GOD
-
JUST LIKE WE ARE TOLD TO
BAPTISE IN THE NAME (SINGULAR)
OF THE FATHER, SON, AND
HOLY SPIRIT (PLURAL)
ONE GOD IN THREE PERSONS
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SEE THE VIDEO AT THE
LINK BELOW -