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The dalet [[ד]] represents a spoken word from God. When there are two things (such as two dalets in the name David) one represents the earthly and one the heavenly aspect of the same thing. The two words of God are his revelation of himself as Love, and Holy. The vav [[ו]] distinguished between them and joins them. Jesus was personally Holy, but he did not express that holiness through judgement. He fulfilled it on the cross by satisfying God's holiness through his death. He showed mercy or love. He reconciled love and holiness on the cross.
==[[{{:אברחמ]] Abraham==:[[אב]] ab - father:[[ר]] r - revelation:[[חמ]] hm - sea:[[אברמ]] Abram:[[אב]] ab - father:[[רמ]] ram - exaltedThe 'exalted father'; Abram's name was changed to Abraham or 'Father of the sea by revelation'. The sea is used elsewhere as a metaphor for the multitudes, such as in the parable of the mustard seed. So Abraham becomes 'the Father of multitudes by revelation'.We notice that 'ben David and ben Abraham' are two sons. Therefore one must represent the earthly and one represents the heavenly. Jesus was literally the king of Israel in the flesh because of the promise made to David. He is the king of the kingdom of heaven because of the promise made to Abraham.}}
[[Hebrew version of Matthew 1.2]]
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