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Bible Quotes Of The Day: Part Three Hundred-Twenty-Nine

"Do not fear, for those who are with us are more than those who are with them."

2Kings 6:16

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Bible Quotes Of The Day: Part Three Hundred-Twenty-Eight

"We love, because He first loved us."

1John 4:19

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Bible Quotes Of The Day: Part Three Hundred-Twenty-Seven

"And Pilate wrote an inscription also, and put it on the cross. And it was written, JESUS THE NAZARENE, THE KING OF THE JEWS." "

John 19:19

Notes:
Here's an interesting fact about the historical significance of this passage. This little act by Pontius Pilate would have angered the religious Jews of the time for this reason, among others:

Christ's Sacrifice, hidden in the very word "Torah" (excerpted from the Triunity Report)

The Hebrew word is translated "law" or "Torah" in the English language. Much is lost in the translation, as they say. To understand what is lost, we must first realize that each character of the Hebrew language has a meaning. The word "Torah" is split up by character (Hebrew is read right to left) as follows:

= (Tav) Literal Meaning: a sign, a cross Symbolic Meaning: a covenant, to seal

= (Vav) Literal Meaning: nail Symbolic Meaning: "and", to add, to secure

= (Reysh) Literal Meaning: head Symbolic Meaning: person, the head, the highest

= (Hey) Literal Meaning: window, fence Symbolic Meaning: "the", to reveal

If the meanings of each letter in the word "Torah" are combined to make a sentence, an amazing truth is revealed:

Tav + Vav + Reysh + Hey = a cross, nail, the head, window

"Head" means "the highest" as in "the head of the household." "Window" means "to see clearly" or "to reveal" as in "a window to your soul." So, the combined meaning of the letters of the Hebrew word "Torah" are:

[To] a cross, [is] nail[ed], the highest, is revealed [in the Torah].

The Torah reveals the King of Kings, nailed to a cross.