Talk:Christo-Centric Principle

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Using the 32 rules of Rabbi Eliezer it is hypothesized that all the scriptures literally speak of Christ.

The rules allow for the transfer of context between synonyms and homonyms and from parallel contexts. This amazing hermeneutic effectively defines the praxis for using gestalt ideas. It is akin to defining the rules for puns, metaphors, and allegory. Each idea, in whatever scope the idea exists, possesses symbols that bring that idea into consciousness. Likewise, every symbol, brings multiple ideas into consciousness.

Christ in Gen 2:21

Since Adam is a shadow of Christ, the 32 rules of Rabbi Eliezer allow us to substitute Christ for Adam. They also allow us to substitute synonyms and homonyms.

Key:

'=S' - synonym, You can find this in the Hebrew dictionaries.
'=H' - homonym, either a homograph, or a shared root.
'::' - shadow, defined in other studies.

Gen 2:21 And the LORD God caused a deep sleep to fall upon Adam, and he slept: and he took one of his ribs, and closed up the flesh instead thereof; -AV

Adam::Christ
Deep sleep::death
Took =S married
Rib =S side =H limp
Closed up =S repaired, delivered
Flesh =S mankind

Christo-centric shadow in Gen 2:21
And the Lord God caused death to fall upon Christ, and he died, and he married his limping side and delivered mankind.

What is the limping side of Christ? The one with His bruised heel!

Whom did he marry? The bride of Christ is the church.--BobCJones 16:08, 4 August 2007 (UTC)