The Next Level
Question: what is scriptural language and symbolism?
Answer: Scriptural language refers to the language used in religious texts, particularly in scriptures such as the Bible, Quran, or Vedas.
It often includes mysteries, metaphors, allegories, parables, and other literary devices to convey spiritual or moral teachings.
Symbolism, on the other hand, is the use of symbols to represent ideas, concepts, or qualities. In scriptural
context, symbolism is often employed to convey deeper meanings or spiritual truths.
These symbols can be objects, actions, events, or even characters that carry symbolic significance beyond their literal interpretation. Both scriptural language and symbolism are used to communicate complex spiritual or moral concepts in a way that is accessible and relatable to the readers or listeners.
They help to convey deeper truths and insights that may not be easily expressed through straightforward or literal language.
Question: what do Jesus, Christ, and Crucifixion mean in scriptural language or symbolism?
Answer: let's start with the meaning of Jesus in relationship to the CROSS AND CRUCIFIXION. The spiritual meaning of Jesus, je'-sus (Gk. fr. Heb. Yeshua or Joshua)--whose help Yahuwa is; deliverance;
safety; salvation; Savior; Deliverer; helper; prosperer; deliverance through Yahuwa.
Question: what does the cross represent?
Answer: The CROSS – Scriptural - spiritual meaning of the cross
(John 19:17).
Spiritual: The cross represents the crystallization of two currents of thought-the state of consciousness termed sense mind. The perpendicular bar symbolizes the inner current of divine life;
The horizontal bar symbolizes the cross current of human limitation.
The latter symbolizes the "mind of the flesh," also, and it burdens the body with its various erroneous beliefs. The center of action of this sense mind is in the brain, and there it has to be met in the final overcoming that the "I AM" undertakes. In the place called the place of the skull.
