"Adam" in ancient Hebrew!

Summary

In this message, CJ Lovick, author of the Living Warden 3D series, delves into a hidden mystery within the Hebrew language. He explores the significance of the name 'Adam' in Hebrew picture language, revealing deeper meanings behind its letters. Lovick explains how Adam's choice opened a path leading to death for humanity and contrasts it with Yeshua HaMashiach (Jesus), the 'last Adam,' who offers a path to eternal life through his sacrificial death. This insightful exploration uncovers profound biblical symbolism and the redemptive power of Jesus' blood.

Takeaways

• 📖 The name 'Adam' in Hebrew holds deeper meaning in the Hebrew picture language beyond the conventional understanding of 'red earth' or 'man'.
• 🦬 The first Hebrew letter Aleph, in Adam's name, represents an ox, symbolizing a strong leader.
• 🚪 The second letter, Dalit, is pictured as a doorway or pathway.
• 💧 The third letter, Mem, is pictured as waters, which can represent either chaos and death or life.
• ⚖️ Together, the name Adam in Hebrew picture language translates to 'strong leader who opens the doorway to life or death'.
• 🍎 The first Adam chose the path of death through his rebellion against God, affecting all his descendants.
• 🩸 Dalit and Mem together spell the Hebrew word for blood, which symbolizes the 'pathway of the liquid'.
• ✝️ Jesus (Yeshua HaMashiach) is referred to as the 'last Adam', who came to provide a new path to eternal life through his sacrificial death.
• 🔑 According to the Bible, Jesus is the way to eternal life, and the mystery of redemption is hidden in Adam's name.
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Q & A

What is the significance of the name 'Adam' in Hebrew picture language?

In Hebrew picture language, 'Adam' is composed of Aleph (a strong leader like an ox), Dalit (a doorway or path), and Mem (waters of chaos or life). Together, they represent a strong leader who opens a pathway to life or death.

How does the meaning of the name 'Adam' differ between conventional Hebrew and Hebrew picture language?

In conventional Hebrew, 'Adam' means 'red earth' or 'man.' In Hebrew picture language, it is a symbolic representation: Aleph is a strong leader, Dalit is a doorway, and Mem represents waters of life or chaos, offering a deeper spiritual meaning.

What path did the first Adam choose according to the script?

The first Adam chose the path of rebellion, leading to sin, death, and chaos for humanity. His act of defiance opened the doorway to death for all his descendants.

What is the hidden mystery in the name of Adam, as discussed in the script?

The hidden mystery is that the second and third letters of Adam, Dalit and Mem, together spell 'blood' in Hebrew. This hints at the importance of blood in spiritual redemption, connecting to the sacrificial blood of Yeshua (Jesus).

What is the significance of blood in this script?

Blood represents the pathway of life or death. All humans are under the blood of the first Adam by default, which leads to death unless redeemed by the blood of Yeshua (Jesus), the last Adam.

Who is referred to as the 'last Adam' in the script, and why?

Yeshua (Jesus) is referred to as the 'last Adam' because he came to open a new pathway to eternal life through his sacrificial death, reversing the consequences of the first Adam’s rebellion.

What is the primary purpose of Yeshua's (Jesus') coming to earth, according to the script?

Yeshua came to earth to open a new doorway leading to eternal life, through his sacrificial atoning death on the cross, providing redemption from the curse of sin and death brought by the first Adam.

How does John 14:6 connect to the message of the script?

John 14:6 emphasizes that Yeshua is the only way to God, underscoring the script’s message that he provides the only true path to eternal life, unlike the first Adam who opened the path to death.

What are the consequences of being 'under the blood of the first Adam'?

Being under the blood of the first Adam means inheriting the same curses as Adam, leading to death and separation from God, unless one is redeemed by the blood of Yeshua.

What is the overall spiritual message of this script regarding Adam and Yeshua?

The spiritual message contrasts the first Adam, whose rebellion led humanity down a path of death, with Yeshua, the last Adam, who opened a new pathway to eternal life through his sacrificial blood.