12-13-2013, 04:49 PM
Smart clarifications Rahmuk.
Your follow-up really helps point to a core question - from where does Yahshua receive his power? How is he mrya? Does a head/master have power independently of the body/followers? In YHVH's orderly kingdom, is wine poured if there is no glass/believer or if the glass is upside down? One perspective is that Yahshua is inside (and toward) the body of Alha and YHVH is the head, meanwhile our saga here on earth is about forming our own patterned representation of that relationship (where Yahshua is the head, and we are parts of his body). Look to the example of the golden ratio (phi) to see how life is evidenced by repeating patterns that do not collapse - in the bible we read of the Alha kingdom that is not divided against itself (like phi, it doesn't collapse). In many ways I see the bible is a way to make math interesting, and vice-versa.
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Continuing the mrya theme, if we put an additional 'yod' and 'hey' in peshitta, it becomes phishitta.
Now a traditional human body & head is a perspective. A complimentary perspective in viewing the human is energetically, where an ideal whole flows with oneness and purpose and yet represents the character of contrast in its components/waves. With oneness, the traditional view and complimentary view utilize the same language. In John 16:25 notice Eayn bgla ("eyes in waves"), as Yahshua describes how he will speak of the Father in the future, rather than in comparisons/parables (plata).
The Aramaic of Matthew 13:58 is ula Eabd Thmn Khla sgyaa mtl la hymnuThhun. Your clarification points the mtl ("because") toward Yahshua's will beginning the sentence. Whereas my original question of causality pointed forward in the sentence to the unbelievers. I like to think your conclusion is right and pointing in the logical direction, but for better or worse the possibility remains. So once again the matter is put to the focus of the observer.
Your follow-up really helps point to a core question - from where does Yahshua receive his power? How is he mrya? Does a head/master have power independently of the body/followers? In YHVH's orderly kingdom, is wine poured if there is no glass/believer or if the glass is upside down? One perspective is that Yahshua is inside (and toward) the body of Alha and YHVH is the head, meanwhile our saga here on earth is about forming our own patterned representation of that relationship (where Yahshua is the head, and we are parts of his body). Look to the example of the golden ratio (phi) to see how life is evidenced by repeating patterns that do not collapse - in the bible we read of the Alha kingdom that is not divided against itself (like phi, it doesn't collapse). In many ways I see the bible is a way to make math interesting, and vice-versa.
Continuing the mrya theme, if we put an additional 'yod' and 'hey' in peshitta, it becomes phishitta.
Now a traditional human body & head is a perspective. A complimentary perspective in viewing the human is energetically, where an ideal whole flows with oneness and purpose and yet represents the character of contrast in its components/waves. With oneness, the traditional view and complimentary view utilize the same language. In John 16:25 notice Eayn bgla ("eyes in waves"), as Yahshua describes how he will speak of the Father in the future, rather than in comparisons/parables (plata).
The Aramaic of Matthew 13:58 is ula Eabd Thmn Khla sgyaa mtl la hymnuThhun. Your clarification points the mtl ("because") toward Yahshua's will beginning the sentence. Whereas my original question of causality pointed forward in the sentence to the unbelievers. I like to think your conclusion is right and pointing in the logical direction, but for better or worse the possibility remains. So once again the matter is put to the focus of the observer.