One cannot know God/Elohim without comprehending Him through the wisdom of proverbs

Posted : 28 Jan, 2014 05:12 AM

It is amazing that so many who profess faith, and yet are seen as walking by sight, are manifested as not knowing God, although they do profess that they do know Him.



One cannot know God, without Proverbs, which are the mystical dealings of Yahaweh, through contrasting mechanisms.



Proverbs will open your mind, if it is pleasing to the Father, to see things as never before. In fact, you will never think the same again..



Also, one things to keep in mind, is that Proverbs are not Jewish, Ha'Ibri (Hebrew) yes, but not Jewish. The term Jewish, in fact, did not even exist, for example, when Abraham lived, and yet we see demonstrations of proverb in his life, and regarding his life. Proverbs have existed since the first verse in Genesis, or from the Garden. One cannot comprehend God (Elohim) apart from being enabled to comprehend what a proverb is. Proverbs are best comprehended as "contrasting mechanisms which are designed (by YHWH) to enable comprehension, or "comprehension by contrasting mechanisms. I have been writing on the subject of wisdom, Torah, proverbs, and how they interrelated, for years..



To know Abba, is to know Torah, and to know Torah, is to know what comprehension by contrasting mechanisms is all about.



The "New Testament", or the "B'rit Chadashah" cannot be comprehended apart from the TaNaKh. Thus the scripture is One Book comprised of Two Parts. Just as you have a "left" hand, to enable you to comprehend your "right" hand, so the B'rit Chadashah cannot be comprehended apart from the TaNaKh, nor the TaNaKh apart from the B'rit Chadashah.



The most important aspect in comprehending Torah, is that it is relative to wisdom and contrasting mechanisms (proverbs).



Do any of you care to discuss the subject of proverbs or wisdom, and the sanctified scripture?

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