Genesis 15:6
| 564 | He is weaving her to-himself a just-one. The Hebrew יַּחְשְׁבֶ֥הָ, yachshevehah (#2803) has a feminine suffix denoting a “her”. We find this same verb construct in Genesis 38:15, “And Judah is seeing her, and he is weaving [yachshevehah] her for a harlot” and in 1 Samuel 1:13, “and Eli is weaving [yachshevehah] her for a drunk.” The noun “justice” (#6666) is in the feminine, tsedaqah. “Righteousness” is an abstract interpretation of what is really an objective concept—just or justice. This is the “Bride” of Heaven. Justice in the feminine appears in the Proverbs and Prophets and also in Genesis 18:19, Deuteronomy 24:13, Psalm 33:5, 106:3, and Job 37:23. “But seek first the kingdom of the Theos and the justice of himself and these-ones the whole will be put to yourselves.” Matt. 6:33 literal For I am saying to yourselves that unless shall abound of yourselves the justice more than the writers and Pharisees, no, you all shall not enter into the kingdom of the dual-heavens. Matt. 5:20 literal |