ABRAHAM''S BOSOM: Placeholder for the Kingdom of God

That the Hebrew aleph-bet is the enunciation of the “Word” seems clear, and that the aleph, bet, and gimmel represents the Holy Trinity is equally clear. That presents the question, “Do you know your ABC’s?” is as much as asking, “Do you know the Word, Jesus?”

Now, we must put the alphabet to good use. In this example, we’ll use Abram and Sarai from the book of Genesis.

The patriarch was born “Abram” and his wife was born “Sarai,” but because of the faith of Abram, God added an “h’ into each of their names. Abram became Abraham and Sarai, Sarah: 

KEY VERSES:

As for Me, behold, My covenant is with you, and you shall be a father of many nations. Neither shall your name any more be called “Abram,” but your name shall be “Abraham” for a father of many nations have I made you. And I will make you exceeding fruitful, and I will make nations of you, and kings shall come out of you. (Gen 17:4-6) 

Abram would be a type of Adam — the father of God’s new children. Again, father and children refer to the progenitor and his progeny, or the “husbandman” and the “vine” in a genetic way. God was starting over with a new kind of people, and as such, he renamed the kind, Abraham by adding an “h’ to his name.

The covenant was that Abraham’s kind, as with the original Adam would be the elect — His chosen and peculiar race, or kind, or people (Deut 14:2).

Therefore, the added “h” in the name of Abraham must have some significance

Abram will be considered firstly; Terah begot Abram biologically (Gen 11:26) but Terah was a worshiper of pagan gods. Hence, Abram was a natural born son of the Wicked One in the manner of Cain. Abram, coming after the flood, still had some “Cain” in him because genetic, or original sin, somehow survived the waters.

Abram in the Hebrew is pronounced av-rawm' and its Hebrew pictograms are אֲבִירָם.

From right to left, אֲ is the aleph, בִ the bet, י the yod, רָ the placeholder vav (or waw), and ם, the mem.

So, hidden in the name, Abram is divine genetics with a placeholder.

Aleph represents the invisible God, bet the house of God, or His genetics, or family. Then comes yod right in the middle of the identity of Abram.

Again, Yod I repeat, is right there in the middle of the identity of Abram. Yod is three parts in one, the pointer at its top points toward God, the lower points toward Earth, and the middle section holds them together.

In a sense, the kingdom of God is in the middle of the name and in micro sense a dot is implied according to linguists (Hebrew for Christians), representing the beginning of the Creation.

Yod, according to the same people is the “atom” of them all or the prototype or beginning. Yod would represent the divine spark in Abram, and indeed he survived the fires of Nimrod’s kiln in Ur, according to the Book of Jasher. Perhaps yod is the divine potential in Abram.

From the previous commentary, yod in words indicates godliness.

 Next comes vav, or waw. It is the “placeholder: and where the “w” sound comes in the name av-rawm'.

Vav joins things together, creating a connection between the letters.

Lastly, comes mem with its pictograph a wave of water, representing nations, or genetics.

So, there it is in the name Abram, the genetic “father” of all God’s chosen and peculiar people. Abram was born for a purpose, as is the case with so many of Hebrew names. God had generated another “Adam” and a new beginning as the yod implies, founded on Yod as in Yahweh wherein the “Y” is understood to be of God.

Something was missing in Abram’s name as there was a placeholder (vav).

From the key verses, Terah, his father, his son’s name “Abram.” God made him Abraham. Terah worshiped many gods; but God changed Abram into Abraham. Abram was regenerated with new improved genetics. He was made ab-raw-hawm'.

אַבְרָהָם

 

Note that the name still contains five letters but the yod is gone. That divine potential has been dropped, the placeholder kept, and a new letter added to replace the yod. The “h” or Hebrew hey was added. The hieroglyphic (pictograph) for hey is a man with raised arms.

Hey is the sound of breathing. God breathed life unto Abram who was before impotent as that is implied because Sarai laughed at the idea (Gen 18:12).

To put that aspect in modern terms, God edited the genes of Terah and Cain in Abram and made him a new creature — a new man as indicated by the pictograph.

Abram went from “exalted father” according to his new name, Abraham — “Their Protector” in the manner thar the name Jesus means “Ya Protects,” so Abraham was a placeholder for Jesus (Yeshua) whose name also has a hey in it.

Indeed, Abraham is the placeholder for Jesus.

Before Abram was renamed, “Sarai said unto Abram, ‘My wrong be upon you: I have given my maid into your bosom; and when she saw that she had conceived, I was despised in her eyes: the Lord judge between me and you.” (Gen 16:5).

So, you can see that Abram’s bosom was the children through his first son by Hagar — the Ishmaelites. His bosom was the genetics of the old creature Abram, whereas Abraham’s bosom is the progeny of Isaac and Jacob, renamed “Israel.”

Israel is from Abraham’s bosom and so Lazarus (Luke 16) is protected in Paradise, the kingdom of Abraham until Jesus got His inheritance.

Jump forward to the time of Jesus: 

It came to pass, that the beggar died, and was carried by the angels into Abraham's bosom: the rich man also died and was buried; and in Hell he lifted up his eyes, being in torments, and sees Abraham afar off, and Lazarus in his bosom.  (Luke 16:22-23) 

Before Jesus propitiated His own blood for “sins that are past” (Rom 3:23), Abraham was the placeholder, as his name suggests. He was born to be the “placeholder” and God regenned him so that his posterity would have the same potential as Abraham.

The “Y” was placed in Israel ("Yisraʾel"). Jacob got the “Y” (yod) gene becoming Yisrael.

In my books On the Origin of Man and the Universe, and Genes From Above, I made the hypothesis that the Y-chromosome is from God and indeed the yod in things implies God within.

Is that coincidental? As it turns out, according to the archeologist Ron Wyatt, the dried blood, believed to be from Jesus found at Gordon’s Calvary, has the full mitochondrial autosomes, but on the paternal side, only the Y, or yod-chromosome. Likewise, the blood from the shroud that I wrote about in The Amazing Dynamic Shroud of Turin also tested that way.

As for the X-chromosome, it came from Eve’s kind who was the mother of all living (Gen 3:20). 

Now for Sarai, pronounced saw-rah'-ee. The Hebrew letters for Sarai follow: 

שָׂרַי

 

Reading from right to left, they are shin, resh, and yod.

Shin represents, according to the heads in one of the print fonts, the world and the world to come. It is esoteric.

The dot above the shin letter diminishes the pronunciation of it from sheen to seen, hence the s sound rather than the sh.

Resh is from the pictograph of a head, representing a person or head of a genetic family. Of course, yod represents the righteousness, or Image, of God. Her birth name was her destiny to become the new mother of all living from the seed of Abraham whose virility was from God.

God changed the name of Sarai, making it “Sarah.” 

God said unto Abraham, ‘As for Sarai your wife, you shall not call her name Sarai, but Sarah shall her name be. (Gen 17:15) 

Sarah’s names in Hebrew became “Sara,” pronounced saw-raw'. 

שָׂרָה

 

Again, the letter is sin and resh, but this time at the end is hey.

The yod was changed to hey; it is the pictogram of a man with arms upraised. Again, she like Abraham, was given the divine breath. God was taken away and His breath added, so it seems that Sarah had the spirit of God put into her.

Isaac (Yishaq), their only divine son would have been the anointed one. 

יִצְחָק

 

The Hebrew letters are yod, tsade, chet, and qaf.

Tsade remains the same, perhaps the “seed” of God that would be righteous. He would be Israel, and that would be by Jacob, called “Israel,” remembering that the shape of Israel of the Kingdom of David was yod as well.

 Yod above all the other letters would point toward Israel being Paradise.

The tsade pictograph resembles a man lying down. That would point to the time when Isaac would be the sacrifice that would not be needed. Tsade also indicates a righteous person, and indeed Isaac was essentially the son of God, and his genetics are in all the Israelites.

Remembering that chet represents a fence might imply that Isaac would have a hedge around him and indeed he did when the ram with its head caught in the hedge was the substitute sacrifice.

Lastly, the name Isaac ends with qaf, a pictograph of a circle with a horizontal line running through it. That may very well represent that the birthright was divided between himself and Ishmael, both of which were willed by God the land of yod (Israel), according to the Book of Jasher,

(Abraham was king of an invisible realm, and the Canaanite king was the king of the land that would be Israel. Perhaps the horizontal line meant to kingdoms, one above and one below, to come off Abraham.)

With all that background, names in the Bible means things and their names consist of ancient symbols for what God planned for them.

As it turns out Abraham was the placeholder until Christ came to become “Ya Saves” here on Earth and Christians rest, not in the bosom of Abraham, but in the bosom of Yeshua. Christians, indeed, are inwardly Jews (Rom 2:29), as Paul wrote because we too have the hey in us.

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