To learn the Bible in translation is like HAVING SEX WITH A SHEET IN BETWEEN

The original version is REALLY the only way to go

To learn the Bible in translation is like

HAVING SEX WITH A SHEET IN BETWEEN

The Hebrew letters are more than just symbols. They are vessels of the life-force of the Soul, Divine energy.

The 22 hebrew letters with which the

Bible was written

are the building blocks of creation.


They each are unique states, structures

of Divine energy. Even if the letters can

be explained as representing ideas

and numbers their true nature is

beyond possible description in human

terms

as they are truly Divine and

each of their definitions belong in part

of a infinite set.




ALSO ALL THIS IS MISSED LEARNING TRANSLATIONS


Rashi commented that the first word of the Torah word “Barashith” (In the Beginning) by the vowel points on it does not follow the traditional rules of Hebrew grammar. The vowel called “sh’va” is under the letter bet in the word “Barashith” means that the word must be in the “construct state” (s’michut) meaning it needs to be the first part of a noun-noun pair. So it should be translated as “In the beginning of.” If the text had wanted to say “In the beginning, God created,” there would have been a simple way of saying that by changing the vowel “shiva” to “kamatz”. The see from this that the “normal” rules of Hebrew grammar do not apply to the Torah but it depends on another system ?

Rashi points out that in every other place in the Hebrew Bible that contains the word “barashith” , there are four more of them. It works like this. as we read, “ barashith mamlechut Yehoyakim,“ “In the beginning of the kingdom of Jehoiakim.” The form of the word b’reishit can only mean “in the beginning of…,” and the word that follows it should be a noun that answers the question, “in the beginning of what?”

“The study of Torah”

Does not refer to a cerebral, academic approach to thousands of words on parchment.

This is not its end and purpose at all though intellect is a tool to “connect”

The Torah is understood as the medium through which the energy of The Creator is expressed in our physical dimension of existence.

The sewn of "gidim" parchment, the coal black ink, and the primordial letters are all intricate components of a divine communication instrument serving one express purpose: to help willing students uproot all their character flaws, in order to attain similarity of nature and thus, closeness to the Light of The Creator.

The first Torah Scroll was shown to Moses by God “Written in black fire over white fire”.


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