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Behold, Behold
00:02:16
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| So each letter of the Hebrew alphabet has a numerical value attached to it. | |
| Even the modern Hebrew, they have numerical values. | |
| It used to go back to their ancient arithmetic, their numbering system. | |
| They used letters because they didn't have the Arabic numerals that we have. | |
| So the Yud, Hei, Vav, Hei, which also I've done this on this show before, if you want to know the ideographic meanings of that, remember Yud Shein, Vav, Ayin, Yud, Hei, Vav. | |
| You hear that? | |
| Hey. | |
| Okay. | |
| The word, the letter hey means behold. | |
| Look at, there you are. | |
| You see them twice. | |
| Behold, behold. | |
| The first one, Yud, is hands. | |
| The second one, Vav, is nails. | |
| You want to know my name? | |
| You want to know what it means? | |
| Behold the hands. | |
| Behold the nails. | |
| I am Yahweh. | |
| Well, that matches the three crucifixion passages. | |
| It matches everything I put in my book about Yeshua being connected to God. | |
| It matches the Aleph and the Taw in Genesis 1:1 and in Revelation 1-1, where Jesus says that's him. | |
| He says, You want to know God? | |
| That's one of the most ancient names for God. | |
| It's used 7,000 times in the Old Testament. | |
| Nobody knows its exact origin. | |
| It does come from the root of when Moses asked the burning bush, asked God, who am I going to tell him sent me? | |
| He said, I am that I am. | |
| And Yud Hei Wahi comes from that whole root. | |
| And so, but Yudhe Wahi means, you want to know who I am? | |
| One day you look upon my hands and you look upon the nails and then you will know who I am. | |
| What does Zachariah 12 says? | |
| And on that day, you will look upon me, whom you have pierced. | |
| Isaiah 52, 10, and on that day, God will bear his holy arms, and the whole world will see his Jesus in him. | |
| This guy, Yud is 10. | |
| Hey, is 5. | |
| Vav is 6. | |
| Hey is 5 again. | |
| 10, 5, 6, 5. | |
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How Does That Happen?
00:00:26
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| That's the pattern of the connection of the sulfuric bridges that holds the double helix of our DNA together. | |
| DNA is the source code for all of life, not just human life. | |
| A tree has DNA. | |
| A blade of grass has DNA. | |
| A gnat has DNA. | |
| How does the blade of grass know to be a blade of grass and another strand of DNA know to be Jim Baker? | |
| How does that happen? | |
| How does that happen? | |
| Where does that communication come from? | |