I Came to Fulfill — The Verb That Closes, Not Perpetuates
If Jesus came to fulfill the law of Moses, how can he be the Creator opposing the beast? Forensic analysis of πληρῶσαι reveals: to fulfill is to close, not to validate.
Leia maisIf Jesus came to fulfill the law of Moses, how can he be the Creator opposing the beast? Forensic analysis of πληρῶσαι reveals: to fulfill is to close, not to validate.
Leia maisIf Jesus came to fulfill the law of Moses, how can he be the Creator opposing the beast? Forensic analysis of πληρῶσαι reveals: to fulfill is to close, not to validate.
Leia maisMosheh sums to 345 in Hebrew gematria. The mirror 543 is the value of Ehyeh Asher Ehyeh. The sum 345 + 543 = 888 — exactly the Greek isopsephy of Iesous. The recipient of the revelation plus the content of the revelation produce the name of the revealed one.
Leia maisForensic analysis of the etymology of Iesous (Yehoshua): how yhwh inscribed his signature on the Savior's name and how John reveals the true name — Logos tou Theou.
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