3/11/2022 (311=Yahshua's coming soon)
I have a PO Box and the number is 64. I had to write the address down today and it occurred to me that I didn't research that number when I got the PO Box. I decided to research 64 today. I Googled 64 Hebrew Studylight. The Strong's #64 is:
Abel Keramim = “meadow of the vineyards”
1) a place in Ammon
My first thought for 64, after I Googled it and found no otiot information on it was, 6 is Waw in Hebrew and Dalet is 4. It means to "To be secured to the Door." Yahshua is the door. John 14:6 I am the way, and the truth, and the life.
To be secured to Yahshua means that we have life.
The second thing I did was breakdown the word Keramim in the otiot. It is spelled Kaph, Resh, Mem, Yod, Mem.
Kaph means to bend or to allow. Resh is the head of a man and it has to do with our thoughts. So a man thinks that he becomes. Mem is water, it can be chaotic waters or the calming water that cleanses. Yod is the outstretched arm and mighty hand of Yahuah. Then you have the final Mem which would represent the calm waters because it's at the end. It is finished.
So together this would mean, To bend and allow the outstretched arm that He is holding out to us, for us to grab on to and His mighty hand to reach down and calm the chaotic waters in our minds, and secure us to Himself and bring us Shalom no matter the circumstance that we are in. He brings peace, joy and contentment.
This brought me back to the fact that this word means "meadow of the vineyards." The otiot meaning for this word means the same thing. If we allow Him to take our thoughts and calm the chaotic waters in our minds, we allow Him to bring us into that meadow with Him. We are brought into a place of Shalom no matter our circumstance. A meadow is a beautiful place full of wildflowers and long, green grass. It's usually hills and valleys. To think of being there brings peace. So when we come into The Vine and attach ourselves to Him, we come into a meadow and we are then in the "Meadow of The Vine." (Yahshua HaMashiach)
The first word is Abel. It is spelled Aleph, Beyt, Lamed. Aleph is the Ox. Beyt is the house. Lamed is the Staff.
The Ox represents Yahuah and Beyt represents us. Lamed represents Yahshua.
Together this means that Yahuah is our head, He is our strength. We grab the staff of Yahshua and put it in the center of our tent. It holds up our tent. It's our strength. Yahshua took the staff of Yahuah and taught many. “My yoke is easy and my burden is light” Matt. 11:30
We have to be yoked to Yahuah as Oxen were yoked together. They were both focused on the same mark, the end of the row. We are to be like the Oxen, yoked to Yahuah, doing what Yahshua did. We need to be one with Yahuah and let Him lead us to our mark. (Yahshua is the mark, the Taw)
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