To know the history, purpose, and destiny of the Relief Society
We will review the names of Adam and Eve in Hebrew and how their names symbolically represent what divine roles of man and woman that God has created in them. In addition, their names symbolically represent the beginning and the end steps of the Plan of Salvation. Adam in Hebrew is pronounced: ‘adam and […]
Please see last Sunday’s post for the background material to see the masculine form of number one. There is a feminine number one in Hebrew. This second one is pronounced `ahat and looks like this: אחת The first character is the Aleph, א, and represents God who is the one and should be […]
The number one in Hebrew is pronounced `ehad and looks like this: אחד The first character is the Aleph, א, and represents God who is the one and should be number one in our lives. The second character is the Chet, ח, and it represents an enclosed sacred place or more specifically […]
The Destiny of Woman and Man as symbolically depicted in Hebrew – Another Look. Jehovah or Jesus Christ’s name in Hebrew is: יהוה Sometimes Jehovah’s names is abbreviated: יה The Yod or י means hand of God, but also represents the masculine characteristics of God. While the Hey or ה, when used […]
Symbolically the number 3 represents covenants. In the Church we make all of our covenants with our Heavenly Father, in the Name of Jesus Christ and the covenant is sealed by the Holy Spirit of Promise or the Holy Ghost. Hence, the godhead, represented by the number 3, are all involved in the covenant making […]
The Abrahamic covenant is the example covenant or key covenant we all make with our Heavenly Father. The Lord used Abraham as the example of how to make and keep covenants. To emphasize the importance of covenants, the Lord actually used the changing of Abraham’s name from Abram to Abraham as well as his wife’s […]
This is part 5 and the final part of a multiple part posting. Please read PART 1, PART 2, PART 3, and PART 4 to get all the background. The Menorah is the Tree of Life. As we know, the facade of the Salt Lake Temple is full of symbolism. Even its spires represent something. […]
This is PART 4 of a multiple part posting, please read PART 1, PART 2, and PART 3 to get the background. In this part, let us discuss the significance of numbers. There are four numbers represented in the menorah symbol. They are the number 7 for the seven branches of the tree, the number […]
This is PART 3 of a multiple part posting, please read PART 1 and PART 2 to get the background. The menorah candle branch tops were cup-shaped in order that olive oil could be poured into them with a wick. The candles were oil lamps rather than wax candles. This is very significant. Oil is […]
This is PART 2 of a multiple part posting, please read PART 1 to get the background. The dividing of the heifer, goat, and ram into two pieces was symbolic of the covenant God makes between Him and each one of us. Hence, the two divided pieces represent one piece as God and the other piece […]
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