Tuesday, February 10, 2026

THE GRACE OF GOD: JUST WHAT IS IT?

  

A key concept in the Bible is the concept of grace. Covenant theology divides existence into covenants rather than time.

The covenant in the beginning, for instance, was one of innocence — the knowledge of good alone.

Evil was an unknown concept for sin had not yet altered the states of Adamic man.  Gone unnoticed by most covenant theologians is that Adam was still the son of God and protected by the grace of God, to wit: “Unto Adam also and to his wife did the Lord God make coats of skins, and clothed them” (Gen 3:21). They were covered, or fixed, by grace.

A covenant is what? In the Hebrew beriyth — a “cutting”. Hence a covenant is (in the English) “creating”. Hence, the first act of God was a covenant, “In the beginning God created, or “cut” (bara') the heaven and the earth” (Gen 1:1). For what reason? Grace. Without revealing the reason, God “cut” (bara) His Kingdom into two: “heaven” and “earth”.

God is Existence Himself as “I AM” indicates (Exod 3:14). In a manner of speaking, God crucified Himself into two; He cut Himself for a purpose — for mankind to exist. If that was a covenant, it would have been one of generosity as the word “genesis” indicates.

The word “crucify” comes from Latin language and means to “fix” or to “fasten”.

Jesus said, “It is finished” at the crucifixion. What was finished? His coming apart; in the beginning God had been cut, and in the ending fixed, “raised (Greek, egeiro) from the dead.” Egeiro means that God was assembled (Strong 2006).

Within the first verse of the Bible is the word “et” in the Hebrew. It appears twice in that same passage and in the Hebrew is has no meaning, The Jews are blind to the letters aleph- tav (אֵת) in the Word, et.

אֵת stands between the heaven/the earth. אֵת refers to God/Jesus. אֵת is the beginning and the end (Rev 1:8), signified by the Greeks words, alpha and omega — the first and last letters of the Greek alphabet. Then Jesus would be the aleph - tav in the Hebrew. He, as “ET”, would be the beginning and the end.

In the beginning was only the Aleph, or El (God) and in the end on the cross, tav, where it was finished.

El is the Existence of God in Power, Elohim the generation of all things, and the letter tav completion. In the beginning the Power of God would have been cut for He made all things from Himself (El) from His Power (Elohim), and covenanted (cut) Himself into two things, heaven and earth. The sharing of God’s (El’s) power would be the grace of God and Jesus as both the heaven – earth, Spirit and Body, made Him whole again.

Since God was cut apart in the beginning, therefore when He gave up the Ghost in the ending, He was cut apart again as His Spirit separated from His divine Body.

In the beginning “ET” would have been Aleph, or El, and the letter tav — the knife of cross that cuts; hence the letter tav would have been the crucifix where God was fixed and cut apart a second time, again by grace.

It seems that the only covenant ever was by grace, or favor. In the beginning God favored Adam’s kind by grace. He looked at all the creatures and cut them into portions just as He would have the Israelites do at the annual sacrifice for sin.

The other kinds were there, but God cut the living creatures into parts — Adam’s kind from all the kinds. Adam was favored; hence a second act of grace comes from the beginning as well:

 

God said, “Let us make man in our image, after our likeness: and let them have dominion over the fish of the sea, and over the fowl of the air, and over the cattle, and over all the earth, and over every creeping thing that creeps upon the earth.” (Gen 1:26)

 

“Let us make” in that passage is simply the Hebrew word, “asa” (עָשָׂה).  The word “us” is not even in there. Literally, asa is ayin – shin – hey: ayin observation, shin biting, and hey the breath of God. God had again divided the waters from the waters — the seed from the seed — and Adam, of all the kinds, was favored by God. “Dominion” indicates that Adam was favored above all the other kinds. That too was an act of grace.

Then after God’s favored kind, Adam, failed, “Noah found grace” (Gen 6:8). Grace pre-existed Noah but he was not hunting for it, albeit was freely given to him from God. Noah would have been the antitype of Adam born again. The sacred Book of Jasher indicates that Noah was born a favored kind even in the womb.

Grace seems to be when the “Seed” of God enters the flesh of a mere man. Hence, “born again” is just that. However, the seed of God is not semen, but “Living Waters” from His “Belly” (John 7:38). Hence living waters would be the Elohim from God’s sole existence, El and perhaps the “belly” in that metaphor. Grace would be the distribution of the Elohim from El.

It is critical to understand that there were not many gods but one God (El) who came apart (Elohim) to enter other things, among them mankind.

El would be the bearer of grace and Elohim His dynamic grace of virtue, or goodness. Adam would have had Elohim from El put into his body. The word, “dominion” from the Hebrew means “crumble”. A particle of Elohim would have entered Adam, and not the other creatures.

Metaphorically, Adam crumbled from Almighty God (El Shaday). The mightiness of God would be ample grace to do all things. Scientifically, grace is akin to God distributing the quantum Power from Himself and giving power to those of His kind — Adam.

The Hebrew word hen (or chen) is translated as “grace”. Its letters are חֵן chet – nun.

The letter nun represents seed or sperm. It would have come from something — chet. Chet purveys the idea of new beginnings, or a new creation, as in, “If any man be in Christ, he is a new creature: old things are passed away; behold, all things are become new” (2 Cor 5:17).

For grace, the chet would indicate newness and the nun a creature. Hence, grace is a transformation from an old creature to a new creature. God did that and so does the Spirit of God in Jesus — the El in Yeshua (Jesus).

Jesus sits at the right hand in the Power (Elohim) (Mat 26:24) of God (El). Elohim flows from the Person of God Jesus as “dynamos” (virtue). Therefore, the virtue leaving Jesus to make whole would have been the Elohim from El within the Person of God, Jesus. Again the “substance” of grace would be the Power of God, unseen but as real as any infinite horsepower engine.

Grace was sufficient enough in the beginning to make all things from God, El, Himself, and so it will be at the regeneration of all things: Speaking of the Tree of Life when the Garden Paradise is restored, John saw “the leaves of the Tree (of Life) were for the healing of the nations” (Rev 22:2) — therapeia ho ethnos, a “rendering of a multitude of individuals of the same nature or genus” (Strong 2006). Simply put, us old creatures will be rendered new creatures by the might of God (Elohim).

Coming from the Revelation, grace is the last act of God to render some of the old creatures, new creatures, not literally from the leaves of a tree, but the Elohim of the firm Thing of God, Jesus.

Grace always emanates from God in whatever form or state that He appears. Grace is as real as God. To understand the reality of God, God manifested Himself as the divine man, Jesus. John also saw the El in Jesus transforming (Elohim) others by grace: “(Jesus) manifested forth His glory; and his disciples believed on Him” (John 2:11).

The Body of God — Jesus — emanated the glory of God to transform His disciples. Grace would be the emanation of the Glory, or Light (Elohim), of God (El). Of course, Light is ‘or in the Hebrew, but Elohim would be the Light of God shining forth. The substance of that dynamic would be the distribution of grace from God.

Light is also called truth (1 John 1:5). Truth is reality, is it not? About God the psalmist sang, “O send out Your light and Your truth” (Psalm 43:3). God is the Light and its emanation is the truth. Jesus is the reality of God (El) and Elohim His truth.

Like Plato and Pilate, ask yourselves, “What is truth?” Jesus revealed the truth at the crucifixion; that He was El, Elohim, and the Person of God in one — Father, Holy Ghost, and Son, respectively.

Grace therefore comes from God without charge, “For by grace are you saved through faith; and that not of yourselves: it is the gift of God” (Ephes 2:8).

Can you emanate God? No! Do you trust that God emanates Elohim to cut a new person from the old creature? Can you do that? If not, then you are not Jesus.

Now faith is the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen. (Heb 11:1)

Faith is the substance of grace, and it is the hope of reality. Hope is cognitive. So, you have faith; it is not of yourselves but from God. Faith according to Paul is that Jesus is the evidence of the unseen God, so trusting Jesus is the Way; to what? Life (the Hebrew letter chet).

Life (chet) comes from the Light of God, or truth. The repentant thief on the cross alongside Jesus encountered truth; that Jesus was (and remains so) God in the flesh. He encountered grace with that realization, so the substance of truth and grace is not works (ergo) but thoughts (katergazomai); to work out salvation how so? By cognition, considering Jesus and seeing the invisible God. Nothing else saves but coming to that realization, the same as when the thief encountered God in the flesh of a common man and realize that He could save him from Hell.

The substance of grace was that realization. Jesus showed the man His three states — Father, Son, and Holy Ghost, and all the man had to do was nothing, but consider the truth and conform to it. Hence, the Substance of grace is surely the Thoughts of God.

 Scientifically, that is called quantum entanglement. The thief was not physically entangled, but his thoughts were from Jesus. Jesus persuaded the man that He was God in the flesh by His actions. Grace is therefore divine illumination — truth from the Mind of God. You cannot illuminate yourself, but God can.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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