Aleph, the first letter of the Hebrew and Aramaic Alphabets, is “the beginning of speech” on several levels. Its Arabic equivalent (just a different accent) is Alif (or Aliph). The Greek equivalent is Alpha (part of our term “Alphabet”.
Aleph (or Aliph), has three basic component sounds: Ar in the throat, L in the Mouth, and Ph on the Lips.
Ar-L-Ph is an expression of “Inner” (in the Throat) to “Outer” (on the Lips).
Madm Pele
Madam Pele, the “grumpy Volcano Godess” in Hawaii, who literally “moves mountains”, is just Aleph spelled backwards. She is the Power of Speech to go “in”, Lips to Throat this time, and to literally, move mountains.
Pele is the root word stem for words about mystical deep miracles (Hebrew). The Polynesia peoples came from the iddle East. There is a lot of Aramaic in their languages, with some Greek, some Egyptian, some Hebrew and some Babylonian ixed in. Madam Pele’s link to the Bible and to the Middle East is “authentic”.
In Hebrew, the same word means both “Word” and “thing”.
Faith in Hebrew is Amonah
AMONAH IS RELATED TO THE WORD AMEN. Amen is a “Three Letter Acronym” which means/says that God is a Faithful King, and that God’s Kingdom is accessed by Faith. The iterpretation and use of Amen as “So may it be”, is valid. But that is a “secondary meaning”.
In Greek, Faith/Amonah is Pistis value 800. This is related to the 800 years Adam and Eve had together after they were reconciled, to the 8,000 Cubic Cubit volume of The Holy of Holies in Moses’ Tabernacle, and to the 8,000 value of Rows 2 to 9 of The 72 Triplets.
Jesus rose from the tomb on the 8th Day.
The Parable of The Sower
Jesus said that the Parable of The Sower was His “central parable”, the most important one.
An Aleph is a Bulll or Ox, an animal used for ploughing and sowing crops. This is why our letter “A” is the face of a Bull, just upside down.
Jesus “sowed” the Power of Speech, the Word of God. Speech requires WORDS. Words require Letters or Symbols. The First Letter of an Alphabet is the Aleph (Hebrew, Aramaic), Alif (Arabic) and Alpha (Greek).
