IRF - Bearing The Burden Billy Elias

As we venture into the key verse of Revelation Chapter 4, we find a word often translated as creature. Several translations like the complete Jewish Bible will render the word as being. However, when we examine both Genesis and Ezekiel in chapter one, we find the Hebrew word to mean something different. That word translated correctly in the Tanakh is likeness. In Hebrew, you would say demut (דְמוּת), meaning; likeness or to resemble.

One of the many mysteries behind the narrative of Revelation, in this case, chapter 4:1, is the translated words into English. When we look at the original spoken Hebrew, we see redundancy. Several words and phrases HaShem uses when speaking to John are vital in understanding the meaning behind the moment. In verse one, we find two such words hidden in translation. Changes made these words unrecognizable during conversions into Latin, Greek, and English. Christendom, therefore may not recognize these words in Hebrew because of the switch. 

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In 1830, 15-year-old Margarett MacDonald (Glasgow, Scotland) was said to fall into a deep hypnotic state. Her utterance was recorded by Dr. Robert Norton in 1840. Her 1522 word epitaph changed theology, resulting in the pre-tribulation doctrine. Three years earlier, Norton had penned his thesis of the pre-tribulation anomaly and quickly claimed McDonald’s words to be true.  

Join me as we take a look at this most divisive chapter through the eyes of the Hebraic!

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REV 3:88 “I know what you are doing. Look, I have put in front of you an open door, and no one can shut it.
This familiar phrase was introduced to us by Hashem in the Torah when he brought Rosh Hashanah into existence. Let’s not forget that the rabbis and sages teach that on Rosh Hashanah, the gates to Heaven are opened. What we find in verse 8 is that to those who overcome and prevail over sin and temptation, he puts them directly in front of the gate. Their faithfulness through his blood and sacrifice has opened it, and no one can close it.

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As we continue studying John's vision, we will find much emphasis is put on clothing. White garments washed in the lamb's blood—garments of purity to cover our nakedness. Regal gowns and coverings identify us as heirs of the Kingdom of grace. This clothing is limited to dresses and covers and includes the tallit. 
In verse 4 of chapter 3, we found our key verse. In keeping with Gimmel, we uncovered the word ga’alo (גֵאֲלוּ), which means ‘defiled.’ In verse 5, we discover another instance of gimmel (ג) to help uncover the mystery behind this letter and the chapter. It’s the Hebrew word B'gadim (בְּגָדִים), meaning clothing.

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REV 3:88 “I know what you are doing. Look, I have put in front of you an open door, and no one can shut it.
This familiar phrase was introduced to us by Hashem in the Torah when he brought Rosh Hashanah into existence. Let’s not forget that the rabbis and sages teach that on Rosh Hashanah, the gates to Heaven are opened. What we find in verse 8 is that to those who overcome and prevail over sin and temptation, he puts them directly in front of the gate. Their faithfulness through his blood and sacrifice has opened it, and no one can close it.

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