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==Edenics== | ==Edenics== | ||
| - | The letter Aleph in ancient Hebrew represented an ox, or more specifically an ox head, the ox, meaning strong, powerful, leader.<sup>[1]</sup> The Hebrew word Eleph [[0504]] is very closely related. | + | The letter [[Aleph]] in ancient [[Hebrew]] represented an ox, or more specifically an ox head, the ox, meaning strong, powerful, leader.<sup>[1]</sup> The Hebrew word Eleph [[0504]] is very closely related. |
| - | English equivalent is A. | + | English equivalent is [[A]]. |
| - | The Letter Mame in ancient Hebrew represented water.<sup>[2]</sup> The Hebrew word mayim [[04325]] is very closely related. | + | The Letter Mame in ancient [[Hebrew]] represented water.<sup>[2]</sup> The Hebrew word mayim [[04325]] is very closely related. |
| - | Combined together Aleph and Mame 'EM' means ''"Glue"'' or ''"the one who holds the house together."'' The mother was understood by the ancient Hebrews as one who binds the family together.<sup>[3]</sup> | + | Combined together [[Aleph]] and Mame 'EM' means ''"Glue"'' or ''"the one who holds the house together."'' The mother was understood by the ancient Hebrews as one who binds the family together.<sup>[3]</sup> |
==References== | ==References== | ||
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0517 אֵם em (ame)
a primitive word; Noun Feminine
AV-mother 214, dam 5, parting 1; 220
- 1) mother
- 1a) of humans
- 1b) of Deborah’s relationship to the people (fig.)
- 1c) of animals
- 2) point of departure or division
See Also
Edenics
The letter Aleph in ancient Hebrew represented an ox, or more specifically an ox head, the ox, meaning strong, powerful, leader.[1] The Hebrew word Eleph 0504 is very closely related. English equivalent is A.
The Letter Mame in ancient Hebrew represented water.[2] The Hebrew word mayim 04325 is very closely related.
Combined together Aleph and Mame 'EM' means "Glue" or "the one who holds the house together." The mother was understood by the ancient Hebrews as one who binds the family together.[3]
