And there came a man of God |

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November 30, 2014 / Holger / 0 Comments

And there came a man of God, and spake unto the king of Israel, and said, Thus saith the LORD, Because the Syrians have said, The LORD is God of the hills, but he is not God of the valleys, therefore will I deliver all this great multitude into thine hand, and ye shall know that I am the LORD.

1 Kings 20:28

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Man: “Man” is called “the mold of God.”
LORD (Jehovah): God = The cause of the phenomena of life! // Savior = Jehovah = Jesus = Lord = Yod He Vau He = I AM = Jesse = Olam = Adonai = Everlasting = A Youth = A Stripling = A Young Man. // The Hebrew names of God [Lord=One Essence]
God (Jehovah): God = The cause of the phenomena of life! // Savior = Jehovah = Jesus = Lord = Yod He Vau He = I AM = Jesse = Olam = Adonai = Everlasting = A Youth = A Stripling = A Young Man. // The Hebrew names of God [Lord=One Essence]
I AM: I is indicative of a consciousness, not of a person. I exist. // “I AM (aware of) that (which) I AM.” // The Hebrew word for "I AM" is 'ehyeh, which comes from the verb "to be."
Israel: "Israel = the man that rules as God." // "Israelite = called, chosen; of any race, any nation." [the mind of man] // Now, an Israelite is not a descendant of Abraham after the flesh, but the elect of God of any nation.
King: symbolizes the power of outside conditions or circumstances.
king (King): symbolizes the power of outside conditions or circumstances.

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