Meanings of Fear & Shame

Hebrew letters started as pictographs where each letter was a picture. Those pictures can give us insight into what Hebrew words mean.

The Hebrew word for shame (or ashamed) is represented by 3 letters picturing family, security, & destruction. Shame is "family security destroyed." Adam was a "son of God," and his shame destroyed the security he had felt with God. "The man and his wife were both naked, but they were not ashamed" (Genesis 2:25). Their family security was not destroyed before the fall with God or each other. Shame also carries the idea of fear. Adam said in Genesis 3:10, "I heard you in the garden, and I was afraid because I was naked; so I hid."

The Hebrew word for fear is represented by 3 letters picturing work, man, & strength. Fear then is "work by man's strength." The first occurrence of fear in the bible has Adam & Eve picking fig leaves to cover their selves. Fear causes you to try to cover yourself by your works whether you need to or not.

These are some deep messages from God in only six letters!

 Each letter can have multiple meanings or synonyms. The positive fear of God would take the same letters & symbolize hand, head, & leader. God's Right Hand, the Head of the Assembly, Our One Leader Christ.

The literal meaning of the Hebrew word translated fear is a "flowing of the gut," which can be applied to "fear" or "awe." Have you ever been so scared or been in the presence of something so amazing that you could feel it in your gut? This "feeling" is the meaning of this word. The bad feeling of fear makes you try to compensate for whatever you are feeling badly about. The good feeling of fear (awe) makes you stand still in awe, to where you can't do anything but focus on Jesus who is God's Right Hand, the Head of the Assembly, & Our One Leader!

Meanings of Words Translated from Hebrew Pictographs

Hebrew letters started as pictographs where each letter was a picture. From these pictographs we discover hidden messages & meanings of Hebrew words. Below are some words & those meanings.

Love:  "The Father breathes His family."
Life:  "Look, for the separation I give two bloody hands."
Knowledge:  "The man with arms raised is The Way. See Him on a cross."
Good:  "Surrounded by security & nailed together as one family."
Evil:  "The head twisted."
Die:  "blood, nail, cross" or "Blood secures covenant."
Man/Adam:  "Learn about The Door's blood."
Jesus (Yeshua):  "Look & know the two nailed hands."
Covet:  "Outside is unknown weakness."
Day:  "Hand, nail, blood"
Word/Speaking:  "The entrance inside a person's head."
Forgive (Lift Up):  "The Father picks off the sin that has grabbed you & yokes you with Himself."

Elohiym is the Hebrew word translated to God. Here are 3 translations of the Hebrew pictographs of that word.
"For power, protection, & security look at the bloody hand."
"The Father's yoke adds breath, His work is massive!"
"The Father yokes & ties together, behold His mighty work."

The Gospel Revealed by Translating Genesis 1:1-8 from Hebrew Pictographs

Family in the beginning, the Father with Jesus in His two arms.
Family in the beginning, the Father & the Son yoked together, tied together.
Behold the mighty work of the Father & Jesus.
Behold two mighty hands mightily tied together of the Father & Jesus.
Behold the Father in the beginning desiring to add.
Look at the Father in the beginning desiring.
Behold the hand of Jesus. Look at Jesus add.
Look at Him add & add to the family. Adding, looking at the people, & adding & adding more.

But a separation is added by eating, allowed by heeding & giving control.
The Word of Life thrown. Jesus looks at the chaos added to the people that added separation.
The Father's protection and breath thrown into chaos.
Chaos for the people, separation from the Word of Life, Jesus, by heeding & giving control.
The opening of life thrown.

Behold, blood from two hands, blood from a nail in the hand nailed by the Father.
Blood in the beginning. The Father's protection given.
Behold the bloody hands. Behold the hand of the Father nailed in the beginning.
The nailed hand, behold the hand of the Father nailed in the beginning.
The nailed hand in the beginning of the Father.
The Father's power adding breath by the bloody hands of the Father & Jesus.

Behold the Father nailed from the beginning.
His foot throwing away what the serpent added to His family.
Giving to the hand of the family the entrance to authority.
The Father's authority given to the people who look at Him.
The hand of blood for the family becomes the hand of life.
Behold the Father giving at the beginning, giving His family His hand of life.
Behold the separation that was added cut off by His foot.

Giving His two hands the Father brought light in the beginning.
The Father's authority is given to the people who look at the hand of blood.
Authority from the Father given to people.
His hand nailed & bloody, nailed to give security from the separation He securely cut off.
Now there is light for people from the Father, protection by His hand & guidance to those beholding Him.
They are secure in His hand, beholding His works.
They know the Head of the family.
They are secure in His hand, beholding His works.
Family tied together, coming together around the Head.

The hand that took the nail & shed blood is the Father yoked with the Door.
The nail in the hand, the nail in the Father, blood from the Head.
Look at the blood of the Father & the Lamb from the nailed hand.
The hand behold the hand of the Head, come together around the hand & look.
The family of Jesus nailed in the hand also.
Behold the blood of two hands, blood from the nail in the hand, behold the hand of the family.
The Door has been made yoked with His family working life through the blood of their two hands.
The blood is the yoke, the blood of two hands bleeding together now make one nailed hand seen as pierced.
The Father yokes & combines..
Behold one bloody hand..
The Father & Jesus identified with those who looked at the Head coming together as one hand for the world to see, the nailed hand of the full family moving under one yoke.
The family's hand is life.

Behold the blood of two hands, the blood of the God of two Heads.
By the mighty work of Jesus, inside of Jesus the power of the Head comes together into one visible hand of the combined family, the hand of life.
Behold the blood of two hands, the blood of the God of two Heads. The blood seen coming out of the Lamb.
The Lamb rises like the sun. His hand was the one we saw nailed.
The hand, behold the hand, the open hand of life.

We are supported by the two hands of light, the Head:  the Father & His Son.
He guides us & gives us security while we look at Him & His mighty works.
We are guided by the Head's light, hand, & eye.
Consume the blood of two hands, the blood of the nailed hand.
Behold the hand & you will see the Head of the family who gives His hand, look at His hand.
We the family are united with light, we are the people of the bloody nailed hand.
That which was two now lives with one hand.


Notes:
This story starts at the beginning & even pictures the lamb slain by God taking the nail "in the beginning." It tells us of the fall of man, the cross, & even the resurrection. This story goes into great detail of the oneness of the Father, the Son, & the rest of the family. It refers to Jesus as the Head, the Lamb, the Door, & as Light. It also described God's heel crushing the serpent's head.
Notice that it doesn't say the "separation" took place "in the beginning." But it does say that the blood of God was given in the beginning. This indicates that the lamb slain before the separation took place thus "before the foundation of the world" & it was not in response to the separation. I personally believe that Christ would have been slain before the foundation of the world for all mankind regardless of how things played out whether Adam ate from the tree or a descendant of Adam or no one ever did.
It even makes mention of God's will in relation to mankind's freewill. It says, "The Father's authority (power) is given to the people who look at Him." Jesus said in John 6:40, "This is the will of My Father, that everyone who looks at the Son and trusts in Him will have eternal life."
The hands of the Father & the Son are tied together in the beginning so they take the nail together. We were crucified with Christ & we are also pictured as taking the nail with Him.
The nail pictograph itself symbolizes adding, giving, & secureness. Nails were tent pegs, tents were homes, His nails give us a secure home.
The name of Jesus appears in place of the letter Tav. Tav is the last letter of the Hebrew alphabet which is equivalent to the Greek Omega & Jesus referred to Himself as the Omega. Not only that but the pictograph for the Tav is a cross.


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The Good News Hidden in the Hebrew Alphabet

From Aleph to Tav, here is the entire Hebrew alphabet translated from the symbolism of its ancient Hebrew pictographs.

Father's house gather at The Door. Look at the nails that cut off the separation caused by the serpent's work. A hand open with authority & blood that gives life supports you. He is watching you & knowing you. His words satisfy your needs for all time. The first & the second are united at the cross.

The first is Adam/mankind & the second is Jesus. They are united on the cross. The vertical bar of the cross is Jesus. The horizontal bar is Adam/mankind. The cross pictures Jesus taking mankind upon His back to save them. He has His arms nailed to us to represent His dedication to save & carry us. He has His feet nailed to show that He will still walk in His ways. The God who is love will not deny Himself in His loving us, meaning He will always work for our true best not for what we perceive to be our best.

Yoked or Unyoked is The Issue of Mankind

Hebrew letters started as pictographs where each letter was a picture. Those pictures can give us insight into what Hebrew words mean.
The Hebrew word for "sin" consists of 3 letters with meanings of separate, clay, & yoke.

The word sin hides this message about what the spiritual condition of sin is:  "Man separated from the yoke of Christ"

This was amazing enough & such a dead on picture. But then I took the Hebrew word that is often translated as "forgive." It consists of 3 letters with meanings of life, two, & yoke. So when the bible talks of someone who is forgiven it pictures "The life of two in a yoke." You & Christ yoked together.

Those hidden meanings then make this scripture a HUGE focal point.

"Come to me, all you who are tired & burdened heavily, and I will give you rest. Take my yoke upon you, and learn from me, for I am gentle and humble in heart, and you will find rest for your souls. For my yoke is pleasant and my burden is light." (Matthew 11:28-30)

So this saying of Jesus is perhaps the greatest picture of salvation & a relationship with God in all of eternity.

What does Jesus give?
Rest
Wisdom
Pleasantness/Ease

How does Jesus treat you?
With gentleness & humility

Where have you heard God pictured like this?
He walks & works with you while directly teaching you in a relationship.
He treats you with gentleness & humility, He isn't demanding or harsh.
What He wants you to have most as He lives with you is rest, wisdom, & ease.

This is mind-blowing to me, that the very Hebrew words behind sin & forgive point to this precise saying of Jesus & the beauty of what Jesus describes a relationship with God is like. And let me tell you, it is exactly as He described. If you aren't experiencing God as Jesus described it isn't because you are doing things wrong. It is because you are believing the wrong things about God. Believe Jesus' testimony about Himself. If you think God has treated you without gentleness & without humility you've mislabeled something else as God (probably your own sense of shame). Jesus gives you the rest of having a love relationship with Him. To be yoked with Jesus means He says to you, "We are yoked together but I will pull the weight and carry the burden."


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