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Tuesday, July 9, 2019

The Word Larder

Ooh.

I have one.

Le singe m'a singé.

Bilingual folk only please, or multi-lingual and willing to search.

What have I said?

I know I have represented the Lord with the riddle. Sew. As a note, the word is long. So, in the view screen of the code participation of points, you don't see it all.

Code 1.



Code 2.



Code 3.




I've completed his word spurred by looking at the monkey art I am working on.

I am learning Hebrew via the code. My guess is bura is burn. I don't know for sure. That spelling also works for buré. Bourré. This word is found in French. Here are the meanings. When God gives a vision, sometimes, he puts parts beside each other, for the finishing meaning. Reader, consider the word, and set up the final meaning. On the wall, God wrote to a king of his coming takeover. He wrote with a pen. This is his pen.




As to the image starter, yes, I took a shot of a stuffed monkey. I call them stuffies.

Does that mean that in French, un singe bourré is a stuffed monkey, and I could call my collection bourrés. Hmm. Probably not. That's not what shows up on Google Image Search.

At some point, I am going to figure out what the dots mean on the Hebrew letters. And then, I believe I will have less leverage on sound interpretation.

And I will start on the most fickle letters first.

Something stands out. I have marked it. I have highlighted what stands out to me.




This stands out to me because I had a shining rectangle show up yesterday under the shade of my very large mass of cherry tree.

I thought of the Identity of Jesus the Light. Here, you see he measures the earth, the sight-line of the clouds, the directions of the sea current, the height which water reaches upon the land, and so on.

He is the Carpenter.

See him. And yesterday, I found Jesus Rectangle in Ezekiel 37. And who but God could measure out a rectangle on my grass, to show me something very unusual.

I will think about posting the image. There's a styro cup in it. That's not very cool. I might need to clean up that trash. And there's a couple bowls. I may leave them. They serve as water for birds.



I just named this an orb.

Ora. Orb. I think ora works better. An orb for me is in the air. It is caught in a photo. Or it stands between the viewer and something behind it.

This is an ora. This is an unexplained light. Something about my branches caused this light. How often do branches produce this image? I think not often. Since I think this image is not often seen, I have highlighted this for my search of my daily revelation of Jehovah. Ora means now.

Jesus Rectangle. Ezekiel 37 end of the chapter. I Am building my house in Jerusalem.

I love God. We need one for fun. Gilgal means wheel in Hebrew.




Anyway, if you could place the meaning of either monkey or burn into this passage, how do you pull meaning out of it?

I see one good fit for sure.

The Chariot of Israel. I like that. Chariot/Throne/Moving Throne. Gilgal. Gilgalim.

Update: I am wondering about the word Gilgamesh.

I see it is supposed to refer to some historic king.

Get this. In Hebrew, Gilgamesh means wheelchair.

Compared to King God, Gilgamesh's throne is like a wheelchair.

And I do realize someone named Jeremiah the prophet this. That's an aside.

Even Jeremiah, he is a weak clay pot dependent upon the Lord God filling his pot with revelation.

Remember that. No clay pot can rise up and claim he is the 7 branch menorah.

Nope. The clay pot worships the Son of Man who stands among the lampstands.

Spirit of Gilgamesh, wherever you are, bow the knee to worship King God, Jesus Christ of Nazareth.

I speak that on behalf of heaven, and Jesus, in Jesus' name, Amen.

Here is a language scientist in operation.

Look.

It's a wheel. In Hebrew, it is written "it's a wheel". So, I have a theory to replicate, and try. Tsa wheel is it's a wheel. I need to try the phrase construction with new ending words and see what happens. I use Google Translate to learn languages. That is what I do.

Were I pronouncing this, it would be "wheel tsa". I am part way there. Gilgal tsa.



Here is what's up with me. I am painting and drawing. I'm cleaning and gardening. Some of the things I am cleaning and gardening become the fodder of creativity. And they make it into my painting and drawing. Here, the wheels are turning. I have enjoyed a great deal of motion. And the health benefits of all that is making my skin glow. My eyes are shining.

As you have seen, I am working on a singe. While I work, I think of riddles.

Update: There is a new phone game. It is a word game. And I love it.

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