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08-12-2020, 04:16 AM
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Rashi says:
like a wheel: Heb. בגלגל, like כגלגל
The sound of Your thunder [rolled] like a wheel on the sea to confuse the camp of the Egyptians
It makes think of Exodus 20:15,
And all the people saw the voices - often translated as "thunders"
v.19,
The Lord said to Moses, "So shall you say to the children of Israel, You have seen that from the heavens I have spoken with you.
From which has been read: "the voice of God are letters of light"
Genesis 3:8, And they heard the voice of the Lord God going in the garden
like rolling thunder?
The voice said : "ayekkah" = where are you? אַיֶּֽכָּה, said to be a gematria:
http://www.betemunah.org/thirtysix.html
III. Where are you?
Midrash Zuta, Eichah 1:1 ?Rabbi Shimon the son of Pazi said, ?The numerical value of ayekah [?where are you?] is thirty-six.??
We find the number thirty-six in the gematria for the word ayekah:
א = 1, י = 10, כ = 20, ה = 5
The numerical value of איכה,, therefore, is thirty-six. Ayekah is first found in:
Bereshit (Genesis) 3:9 But HaShem God called to the man, ?Where are you??
The Talmud gives us the gematria for this word:
Sanhedrin 104a And Hezekiah was glad of them, and showed them the house of his precious things, the silver, and the gold, and the spices, and the precious ointment etc.[43] Rab said: What is meant by ?the house of his precious things?? ? His wife, who mixed the drinks for them.[44] Samuel said: He showed them his treasury. R. Johanan said: He showed them weapons which could destroy other weapons. How [eicah] doth the city sit solitary![45] Rabbah said in R. Johanan?s name: Why was Israel smitten with ?eicah??[46] Because they transgressed the thirty-six injunctions[47] of the Torah which are punished by extinction.[48] R. Johanan said: Why were they smitten with an alphabetical dirge?[49] Because they violated the Torah, which was given by means of the alphabet.[50]
The Hebrew word ayekah can be split into two words. Aye, which means ?where? and kah, which is a difficult word to translate and seems to have different meanings in different contexts. However, the numerical value of the word koh is twenty-five, the number that represents ?light.? When looked at this way, the word ayekah literally means, ?where is the light??
The Egyptians didn't see :winking0071:
Rashi says:
like a wheel: Heb. בגלגל, like כגלגל
The sound of Your thunder [rolled] like a wheel on the sea to confuse the camp of the Egyptians
It makes think of Exodus 20:15,
And all the people saw the voices - often translated as "thunders"
v.19,
The Lord said to Moses, "So shall you say to the children of Israel, You have seen that from the heavens I have spoken with you.
From which has been read: "the voice of God are letters of light"
Genesis 3:8, And they heard the voice of the Lord God going in the garden
like rolling thunder?
The voice said : "ayekkah" = where are you? אַיֶּֽכָּה, said to be a gematria:
http://www.betemunah.org/thirtysix.html
III. Where are you?
Midrash Zuta, Eichah 1:1 ?Rabbi Shimon the son of Pazi said, ?The numerical value of ayekah [?where are you?] is thirty-six.??
We find the number thirty-six in the gematria for the word ayekah:
א = 1, י = 10, כ = 20, ה = 5
The numerical value of איכה,, therefore, is thirty-six. Ayekah is first found in:
Bereshit (Genesis) 3:9 But HaShem God called to the man, ?Where are you??
The Talmud gives us the gematria for this word:
Sanhedrin 104a And Hezekiah was glad of them, and showed them the house of his precious things, the silver, and the gold, and the spices, and the precious ointment etc.[43] Rab said: What is meant by ?the house of his precious things?? ? His wife, who mixed the drinks for them.[44] Samuel said: He showed them his treasury. R. Johanan said: He showed them weapons which could destroy other weapons. How [eicah] doth the city sit solitary![45] Rabbah said in R. Johanan?s name: Why was Israel smitten with ?eicah??[46] Because they transgressed the thirty-six injunctions[47] of the Torah which are punished by extinction.[48] R. Johanan said: Why were they smitten with an alphabetical dirge?[49] Because they violated the Torah, which was given by means of the alphabet.[50]
The Hebrew word ayekah can be split into two words. Aye, which means ?where? and kah, which is a difficult word to translate and seems to have different meanings in different contexts. However, the numerical value of the word koh is twenty-five, the number that represents ?light.? When looked at this way, the word ayekah literally means, ?where is the light??
The Egyptians didn't see :winking0071: