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EPISODE · Mar 2, 2012 · 44 MIN

Double Portion Inheritance: Paleo Pictographs & Puwriym (03/01/2012)

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In this episode, Maria continued her teaching on the book of Esther & Puwriym from last week. Listen as Maria explains that the name of our Creator the “I AM” (HaYah) is encoded in the book of Esther 19 times. The same name that he revealed to Mosheh at the burning bush in Exodus 3:14-15 is “I am that I am” or “I will be who I will be” or “He who causes to exist.” This name is listed in the Hebrew Strong’s Concordance as “HaYah” which is # 1961, and it also means “to be, to exist, to breathe, to cause to exist.” That name HaYaH is seen 19 times in the book of Esther! In the book of Esther, every time you see the phrase “and it came to pass” that phrase is #1961 “he who causes to be.” What this means is that HaYah (I AM) caused the Book of Esther to exist! In the book of Esther the Paleo Hebrew Pictographs are seen encoded as the “Alef & Taw” (a picture of the Red Heifer being sacrificed on Two Sticks or the cross). This symbol appears 81 times the book of Esther! This means that the Father has revealed himself in the book of Esther as “HaYah” 19 times and the Messiah has revealed himself in the book of Esther 81 times! See Maria’s blog entitled: “Puwriym: How Does it Point to Messiah’s Renewed Covenant?” http://doubleportioninheritance.blogspot.com/2012/01/purim-how-does-it-point-to-messiahs_22.html Also see Maria’s blog entitled: “The Alef & Taw: The Red Heifer & the Two Sticks.” http://doubleportioninheritance.blogspot.com/2011/08/alef-taw-red-heifer-two-sticks-versus.html

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