The first two letters: ‘bar’ or ‘son’
This is the first word of the Bible in Hebrew, i.e. in the Torah. In German, this word means: In the beginning
The first two letters of the word Bereshit also mean Bar. This translates as son. The meaning of the letters is:
Beit = house
Resh = chief, leader,
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| Resch means head or leader. Its the first letter of the word Rabbi | Bet is the second letter of the Hebrew Alphabet and it means house or inside |
This means that the son will be the leader of the house, because he will carry on the name. This is how it is in Germany and in many other countries.
The second to fourth letters of the word Bereshit, form the word ‘Rosh’ or ‘beginning’ or head
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| Shin or Sin, It stands for tooth or destroy. This letter has many meanings, it is used to show that something belongs to God. For example, this letter can be seen in the cross-section of a heart of men. | Then comes an aleph. This represents a vowel or a glottal stop. In other words, it could represent any vowel. | Resch, head or leader. This is the first letter of the word Rabbi |
Shin or Sin.
What do God and destroy have in common? The name of God, El Shaddai means: The Almighty. He gives life and he can kill.
Aleph, the first letter.
It also means God! God himself. It is the first letter in the word Elohim or El. The image is a bull’s head. It means leader, or the first and strong one.
Resch means head
1 Samuel 26:6 The LORD kills and makes alive, brings to the realm of the dead and brings up again
This is the word for head. It also occurs in the word for the New Year. In Hebrew it means Rosh Ha Shanna. So this day is the head of the year, the beginning of the year.
And in this case, this word is the beginning of the Bible, the first word of the first book of Moses.
Incidentally, the word we say for New Year in Germany comes from this word:
We wish each other: Guten Rutsch. That comes from it 🙂
The last three letters of the word Bereshit again point to the Son of God
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| Tav is the last letter and means covenant. Some say it means cross, but as the cross is the sign of the sun god, this cannot be true. | The yod comes from a hand and also means strong deed. | Shin or Sin. It stands for tooth or destroy. |
I have taken up the Shin from the Rosh again to show that the hand of Yeshua was destroyed. It was destroyed in order to make a covenant.
If this covenant is announced in the very first word of the Bible, how old is it? Can it really be that it is a new covenant, or is it a covenant that the Father, Yod Heh Vav Heh had predestined from the beginning?
To summarise, the word ‘Bereshit’ means the following:
The Son of God was destroyed so that a covenant could come into being. This makes him the head and the head of the church, and the first in all things.
And he was not only the firstborn from the dead, but was already first in creation.
Col 1:16 For in him all things were created that are in heaven and that are on earth, visible and invisible, whether thrones or dominions or rulers or authorities; all things were created through him and for him.
17 And he is before all things, and all things consist in him.
18 And he is the head of the body, that is, the church. He is the beginning, the firstborn from the dead, that he may be first in all things. 19 For it pleased God to make all fullness dwell in him, 20 and through him to reconcile all things to himself, whether on earth or in heaven, by making peace through his blood on the cross.
Hebrews 1:1-4
1 God spoke many times and in many ways to the fathers through the prophets,
2 in these last days he has spoken to us by his Son, whom he appointed heir of all things, through whom also he made the worlds.
Through Yeshua the worlds were made!!!! I have known this for so many years and
yet I still can’t believe it.
The one through whom worlds were made humbles himself and dies for us on the cross! He allows Himself to be mocked, beaten, humiliated, abandoned by His friends and family, He endures separation from His Heavenly Father. Then He dies on the cross and goes to the darkest places on earth. But through this sacrifice we can have redemption from our guilt.
This is the reason that every knee will bow before this God who made the world and also created a way to free us from eternal separation from the Father.
This one and first word of the Bible contains the entire Gospel.
Bereshit refers to the Son of God three times.
Once as the word ‘Son’
Then the word ‘head’ or ‘beginning’
The last three letters contain the symbols for destroy, hand and covenant!
Every other language I know so far doesn’t have so many secrets and messages.
I’m excited to see what else I can discover and will report back.
With this in mind, may readers be richly blessed 🙂