
It
is fascinating
that some of the word
pictures
read just like they came from the Bible.
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Here are two examples that
show the story of the Garden of Eden.
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Two trees above the character for God's teaching form the
word for forbid.
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A word for covet or desire takes the
same two trees
and places them over the picture of a woman.
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Here is a clear example of Noah's
Ark
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Here is a favorite, it was used by Billy
Graham
when he preached in China.
The word for righteous.
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For me to have righteousness
I must be beneath the lamb.
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Some of these and many others may be found in
The Discovery of Genesis by C.H. Kang and
Ethel R. Nelson
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This same concept can be seen in Hebrew.
Here are a few words that
sound like they came out of the Breet H'dashah (the New Testament).
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Here are two examples that
show the story of the Gospel in ancient Hebrew.
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Religion
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Door
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Sign
(the ancient letter that means "a
sign"
is the cross) |
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Is there a better definition for religion?
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Redemption only comes
when God is lifted up.
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Some of these and many others may be found in
The Gospel in Ancient Hebrew by Frank
T. Seekins
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