The camel and the needle's eye and the word that became flesh

[Geert van den Bos]

Detoxification is kind of weaning, it is a process, a way. The camel, the ship of the desert, brings you from out of Egyptian slavery into the promised land.

From: "The Wisdom in the Hebrew Alphabet" by Rabbi Munk:

"The camel received its name ("gamal") because it is like a "weaned" child ("gamul") and can go for a ling time without drinking"

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Syriac Bible the camel rendered as rope.

[Geert van den Bos]

Syriac Bible the camel rendered as rope.

That doesn't take away that the camel represents the third letter.

[Sparko]

That doesn't take away that the camel represents the third letter.

does anyone listen to your nonsense? You can't even get latin and german right, why should anyone think you can get greek, hebrew, or aramaic right?

[Geert van den Bos]

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Every month in the Hebrew calendar is represented by a letter. The letter of Adar is kuf (ק), which means “monkey” (קוף).

In Hebrew, “monkey” (קוף) also means “eye of a needle”; the epitome of the impossible is to thread an elephant through the eye of a needle.

An elephant coming through the eye of a needle alludes to the infinite God who formed a tiny vacuum and passed through it.

God penetrates the vacuum of creation because the entire creation is being recreated at every moment and God’s presence exists here too.

The wonder (פֶּלֶא) of God’s infinite presence in a finite world is as amusing as an elephant (פִּיל) passing through the eye of a needle.

The same counts for the camel, even more since "camel" is the name of the third letter "gimel". (see above)


The wonder (פֶּלֶא):

"The stone rejected by the builders did become head of the corner -
From the Lord (Tetragrammaton present in the initials of "yom hashishi vayçhulu hashamayim" ) and it is wondrous in our eyes - הִיא נִפְלָאת בְּעֵינֵינוּ,

(Mark 12:10-11 after Psalms 118-22-23)

Which intimates that "the needle's eye" is the little opening represnted by the letter "hey" in "hashishi" ...

(the quantitative differnce between "yom shishi" and "yom hashishi" being very small-- 666 versus 671) -- the qualitative difference is a world to come.

[Geert van den Bos]

I am the living bread which came down from heaven: if any man eat of this bread, he shall live for ever: and the bread that I will give is my flesh, which I will give for the life of the world.[/I]

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Mar 16

If you think that words are not about the seven basic anatomical letters (vowels, lip-made, throat-made, nose made, etc.) then see this You Tube:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qnNb...ature=youtu.be