Hear the Songs

Biblical names express the spiritual qualities and principles of those things fashioned in the image and likeness of the Breath of Life c. Names are a great river m of Wisdom c, whose flow is reflected m in Creation. They are conceptual doorways to the operations of the Divine Breath, the Holy Spirit c, in the lives of its children, its families, its people, and the mixed multitudes of Earth m.

When biblical names are read as words within a text, they speak to the spiritual c contexts of the People of the Book m as they struggle c to be free; and when they are written in the Moses Script and studied as holy emblems, they deepen our appreciation that, in his Wisdom, God c has prepared m strong food c for his children m; for the glory of God’s c counsel is reflected m in the biblical names: they catch the Light, revealing themselves to be among the brightest gems of Wisdom c, mirroring its attributes m.

Names are assimilated c by memory without much difficulty m; but if their significance goes no deeper c than sound m, their utilization as a tool of Wisdom c is greatly impaired m, and the biblical subtexts within which they dance c will remain hidden m.

Gematria 340  mc:
Wisdom c shall top its banks m.

Numerology 34  dl  >  7  z:
It will oppose all that is contrary l to yoga d as it perfects language z.

Targum: Even if they tremble c with uncertainty m—feeling shaken c, uprooted m—the holy remnant will be uplifted by Wisdom's c  counsel m.

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