Psalm 119:18

"Unveil my eyes that I may perceive wonders from Your Torah"


Rabbi Meir said, "Whoever occupies himself with the study of 'Torah' for it's own sake merits many things... to him are revealed the mysteries of 'Torah'..." Avos 6:1

As I reflected on this verse in Psalm 119, I asked G-d for a picture of the depth of His Word. What came to mind was that the Bible is like this iceberg picture.


What we have on the surface, is everything one needs to know G-d the Father; His Son, The Messiah; and the Holy Spirit. It is what is called in Hebrew, "Peshat" - the plain literal interpretation of the Word of G-d.

However, beneath the water line is a much larger part of the iceberg which cannot be seen unless one goes into the depths of the water looking for it. This we call the "Sod" in Hebrew, meaning: Secret; Strong's #5475, from a root of #3245, meaning: "foundation, or established bottom." Another word for Secret is "Cathar" Strong's #5641 means: (to hide by covering, to conceal or keep secret).

We are told by the Torah of G-d in Deuteronomy 29:29, that:

"The secret things belong unto the L-RD our G-d: but those things which are revealed belong unto us and to our children for ever, that we may do all the Words of this Torah."
AGI


We have the wrong idea of the word "secret?"


Yes, G-d's "secret things" are hidden by His placing them just under the surface of the text. In these, the last days, G-d has started uncovering and revealing to all who will venture beneath the surface to look at what awaits them by searching the Word's depth. Not strange "Doctrine," but wonderful pictures of The Messiah which keeps on confirming His Holy Word.

From Raplael Patai book "The Messiah Texts" page 63, comes this quote from the Zohar:

"Rabbi Yose entered a cave and found in it a book which was stuck into a cleft in the rock at the far end of a cave. He brought it out, and when he opened it, he saw the shapes of seventy-two letters which were given to Adam the first man, and through which Adam knew all the wisdom of the Supernal Holy Beings and of all those who [sit] behind the millstones that turn behind the Veil of the Supernal Lights, and [knew] all the things that were to come to pass in the world until the day when a cloud that is on the west side would arise and cast darkness upon the world. Rabbi Yose called Rabbi Y'huda, and they began to study the book. But as soon as they had studied two or three pages of those letters, they found themselves looking at that Supernal Wisdom. When they came to delve into the mysteries of the book, and began to discuss them among themselves, a fiery flame and a gust of wind came and struck their hands, and the book disappeared. Rabbi Yose wept and said: "Perhaps, God forbid, we are guilty of sin, or is it that we are not worthy to know these things?" When they came to Rabbi Shim'on and told him what had happened, he said to them: "Perhaps you were trying to learn about the Messianic end from those letters?" They said to him: "That we do not know, for we have forgotten all of it." Rabbi Shim'on said to them: it is not the will of the Holy One, blessed be He, that too much be revealed to the world. But when the days of the Messiah approach, even the children of the world will be able to discover secrets of wisdom, and to know through them the Ends and the Calculations, and in that time it will be revealed to all..." (Zohar 1:117b-118a)

The word Supernal would be better translated: "Celestial or Heavenly." Could this be talking about the Codes found in the Hebrew Scriptures? I believe it might very well be! I know G-d is revealing more of Himself then ever before, and that the Messiah is coming very soon. He is using the Codes to stir up the world to the fact that the Bible is a Divine Book, and one that should be trusted.

One might say, "Do we really need what's beneath the surface of the text?" The answer is, not really! However, if you want the "much more" that the Word of G-d speaks about, then take the plunge!

Immerse yourself into the Word of G-d. Descend into the Shemology, (the study of Bible Names and what they mean), the Bible Numbers, the Number Values (Gematria), the Feasts of the L-RD, and the study of Hebrew Codes, as well as the Hebrew Language. After you do that, try digging into the Greek language. I believe it's important to start with the Hebrew language first, it is the language with words that have a concept to them.

Here is an example:

The Hebrew word for "dog" is "caleb." Now, the same 3 letter Hebrew root also means: "bold hearted," and is not a "dog" just that, bold hearted! The Hebrew concept of language can be seen clearly when you look at the Hebrew roots most of the time.

Whereas, in other languages the words are made by sounds, and by agreement of two or more people agreeing on what that word should be. Now, in Hebrew there was no word for "bottle," so they used what sounded like a person drinking liquid from a bottle for the word "bottle." Bakbook, bakbook, bakbook, bakbook, is the sound of liquid going down the throat of someone drinking from a bottle. Hence, the word "bakbook means: "bottle" in the Hebrew language.

A Key to Unlocking the Hidden!


To unlock the hidden in the Scriptures, you must use a special key, and that key is to look for "The Messiah," and nothing else!!! We have no need to know our future, the plain text of the Bible tells us what the Believers future is, if it's in The Messiah of Israel. To look for the future would be prognosticating, and that goes against what the Word of G-d clearly tells us. Now, in searching the Bible for Codes its all right to look for things "after the fact," like Names, Dates, Events, and Places which can be found encoded in the Bible. There are many new books out right now on the subject of the encoded words hidden in the Bible text. The one we highly recommend is: "His Name Is Jesus" by Yacov Rambsel, and it can be ordered from Frontier Research Publications.



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