Epilog
And he said, Unto you (Yahshua is saying this to His Apostles) it is given to know the mysteries of the kingdom of God: but to others in parables; that seeing they might not see, and hearing they might not understand. (Luke 8:10)
Have you ever really tried
reading the Scriptures? Did you find it as
difficult to understand as I did? Well,
don’t feel bad! I
believe that most of us in one way or another have always regarded the
Scriptures as
a collection of short stories depicting numerous literal accounts of
the lives
of a particular group of people that descended from Adam and Eve. Further, many of us believed that these
“stories” having
been passed
down through the ages have somehow been twisted or skewed since we well
know
that the more a story is passed on, the more convoluted it gets! And we all must agree that the stories seem
quite
nonsensical at times
and are downright hard to swallow.
This is understandable given that it was God’s intention that we would not understand it until the appointed time for it was revealed to Daniel that the prophecies concerning the last times should be closed up and sealed until the time of the end: But then the wise should understand, and knowledge should be increased (Daniel 12:4,9,10).
"If they are never to be understood, to what end did God reveal them? Certainly he did it for the edification of the church. And if so then it is certain that the church shall at length attain to the understandings thereof. I don’t mean all that call themselves Christians, but a remnant, a few scattered persons which God hath chosen, such as without being led by interest, education, or human authorities, can set themselves sincerely and earnestly to search after truth. For Daniel hath said that the wise shall understand, so he said also that none of the wicked shall understand" - Sir Isaac Newton
In a moment you will see that this time is now and you, the reader have been called to receive this food at the proper time!
The Scriptures is an ambiguous book,
which is why there are so many Christian
churches around today. But the Scriptures can be turned from an ambiguous
ocean of
doctrinal confusion into a precise river of truth by exploiting the
fundamental
hidden meanings that are veiled throughout its pages. For not only do
these “hidden
manna” enable us to accurately see the literal meaning of Scriptures
accounts and the straight symbolic meaning of symbolic Scriptures accounts,
but, it
also enables us to see the hidden symbolic meanings of the many Scriptures
accounts
which have them. Most Scriptures accounts do have extra hidden symbolic
meanings in
addition to their first meanings. The Scriptures is prophetic in
nature and
every word has meaning.
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For truly I say to you that sooner would heaven and earth pass away
than for one
smallest letter or one particle of a letter to pass away from the Law
by any
means and not all things take place (Matthew 5).
Further, “Indeed, it is
easier for heaven and
earth to
pass away than for one particle of a letter of the Law to go
unfulfilled (Luke
16:17).
There
are no wasted words in the Scriptures. So
repetitions have power, double descriptions have power.
Seemingly
trivial details have power. Every tense of every verb, every case of
every word
has power:
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For the word of God is alive and exerts power and is sharper than any
two-edged
sword and pierces even to the dividing of soul and spirit, and of
joints and
[their] marrow, and [is] able to discern thoughts and intentions of
[the] heart
(Hebrews 4).
What
I would like to demonstrate to you today is that the Scriptures (The
Word of God) is in fact still alive
exerting power.
So,
hold on and brace your mind for activity,
for
what you are about to behold will change your life forever!
Please take a moment to download and install the following fonts so you can read the Hebrew scriptures. At the prompt save to your desktop, go to start, Settings, Control Panel, Fonts, File, Install new fonts. Navigate to your desktop and click on the new font to install and say ok! Fonts
First Lesson – Hidden
Manna & Genesis
