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Biblical typology

The method of reading scripture through the root meanings of its Hebrew names and words, looked up in a concordance or Bible dictionary (Jacob the supplanter, Tamar the palm tree, Moses to draw out, Moab mother-father, Nebo prophecy, Pisgah to contemplate, Jericho a fragrant odor, Gilead hills of witness); the decoded names turn a story into a psychological instruction.

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take a concordance and look up the words
If you will take a concordance or a Bible dictionary and look up the word thigh
In your concordance Nebo is defined as a prophecy
look up the word Barabbas in your concordance
The word Rahab simply means the spirit of the father
The word Judas is praise; it is Judah, to praise

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on a lower plane the word, “Jesus” (Heb. Jeshua) means “salvation, to save.”
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Religion means, “to be tied or devoted to.”
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It means to “lift up” or to “draw out of.”
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And then he turns to the fifth eye of Pahath, which means, “to dig a ditch or to snare animals, dig a pit.”
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Jesus means, “Jehovah saves.”
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Herod is compiled of two words; one means “Hero” and the other, “Edeos” means to fashion, or “a thing formed.”
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Esau had to marry the Canaanite, and the word means, “that which would humiliate,”
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he had given it all to Jacob, which means “the supplanter”
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Judas comes from the same form as the word Judah. It means the hand. It is the first symbol in the name of God, or the Hebrew symbol “Yod,” the hand of worship, the hand of the Creator.
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It appears 62 times as “maker”: It is used only a few times as “potter”. It means “maker” in the sense of one that is a craftsman, as a goldsmith or a silversmith.
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The word is only translated six times in this form. Paul wrote a bitter letter to the Corinthians and he said, “I do not repent or change my attitude toward you.”
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“Then he went and hanged himself to a tree.” This body is a tree.
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In symbolism, 100 has the letter “qoph” – “the back of the head.” The hundred is simply this, and 40 is “mem,” whose symbolical value is “womb.”
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The word “Job,” from famous scholars by analysis, means: “Where is my father?”
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LectureA Riddle
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100 is the letter with its symbolical value of the back of the skull, qoph. Ten is the hand, the yod, and the yod begins the name of God.
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You read that verse and say, “So what?” But take a concordance and look up the words.
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The word Tamar means a palm tree or the most beautiful, the most comely.
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And the word Jacob, by definition, means the supplanter.
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If you will take a concordance or a Bible dictionary and look up the word thigh as used in this story you will see that it has nothing to do with the thigh.
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The word Rahab simply means the spirit of the father.
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If you will take the trouble to look up the word Barabbas in your concordance, you will see that it is a contraction of two Hebraic words
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The word Judas is praise; it is Judah, to praise, to give thanks, to explode with joy.
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Jehoshua means Jehovah saves, and Ben means the offspring or son of.
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LectureInvisible
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The Israel means “Is Real.”
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Simon means to hear, it means to listen
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If you take the name of Moses, men-shin-he, – and if you turn it backwards it spells “name”, “shem.”
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the word “Moses” is the root of the Egyptian word (verb) “to be born”. That is what it means – to be born.
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The word Jesus is the Greek form of the word Joshua; they are identical in meaning.
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“Stone” is “even” in Hebrew and it means to create, or build, or beget children. Here is a stone in “Zion” (which means a high pinnacle or a barren place).
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LectureTv Talk
The word Jesus is the Greek form of the word Joshua — they are identically meaning the same.
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the root of the verb is “one who causes to fall,” “one who blows,” and, causatively, “one who causes the wind to blow.”
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