The Godhead pt. 38

Olive is the Word for God in Hebrew and it's the number 1 in Hebrew. It's made up of two hands and a nail. The phrase "in the beginning" is the Hebrew word Bereshit. The Hebrew letters that make up that Hebrew word means: son of God is destroyed with his hand on a cross for our covenant.

When we take this knowledge into account, we can understand the verse that says "let us". Let us make man in our image. The image is the creator plus Olive which is two hands and a nail. When we put this into context we see "in the beginning" shows us that the Son or plan for redemption was the beginning of creation, which shows us that Humans being created in God's image. God is the Creator so humans are creative and the Son on the cross is the ultimate form of service, so humans are servants. Humans are creative servants of God. The word God which is Olive or: two hands and a nail; shows the covenant was at the beginning, this is why Jehovah means the Covenant God, which is two hands and a nail, which is why Jesus can say he came to fulfill the covenant and why John 1 could say "in the beginning was the Word and the Word was with God and the Word was God". The Word Bereshit. Olive is the Word that means God in Hebrew and it's two hands and a nail, showing the covenant, the Word Olive was the covenant of the cross before God started forming the foundations of the world. This is why also God called Abraham friend, which means hand-hand also meaning covenant, which is why Jesus could say all the Scriptures testifies of him. So when we see Father, Son and Holy Ghost in Matthew 28, we now see that this is the Word: Two Hands And A Nail. We see that Jesus was again talking about the covenant. Two hands and a nail are 3 things which is why the Word God is Elohim meaning The Divinity and we can see from this that The Divinity is referring to the covenant, which is why Jesus said "a threefold chord is not easily broken" meaning a covenant is not easily broken, which is also why king Solomon warned about breaking a covenant. The entire Bible is about Jesus dying to save humanity to reconcile humanity back to him.