8 Responses to The RAM of God…

1. Connie E says:

   April 16, 2015 at 11:13 pm

   Thank you.

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2. Glenn says:

   April 18, 2015 at 11:52 am

   I know “Eyal” means Ram, Buck, Stag, Deer, Chief, Lord, Magnate, and Tycoon, but in no way is it related to “Ets” meaning Tree, nor “Mezuza” meaning doorpost, nor “Amod” meaning Pillar. You may want to recheck your Hebrew in the Scriptures that you make your claims.
   Isn’t it enough of a miracle that YHVH Elohim saves Avraham’s “only begotten” Son in a Crown of Thorns?

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   • Pete Rambo says:

     April 18, 2015 at 10:44 pm

     Glenn,

     You made me second guess Stu… And, he is exactly right. Here is Brown-Driver-Briggs for H352:

     H352
     איל
     ‘ayil
     BDB Definition:
     1) ram
     1a) ram (as food)
     1b) ram (as sacrifice)
     1c) ram (skin dyed red, for tabernacle)
     2) pillar, door post, jambs, pilaster
     3) strong man, leader, chief
     4) mighty tree, terebinth
     Part of Speech: noun masculine
     A Related Word by BDB/Strong’s Number: from the same as H193

     And, if you pull out a Concordance, you will find that the word is in the following ways in addition to many ‘ram’ uses:

     posts, 17
     Eze_40:9-10 (2), Eze_40:14, Eze_40:16, Eze_40:21, Eze_40:24, Eze_40:26, Eze_40:29, Eze_40:31, Eze_40:33-34 (2), Eze_40:36-38 (4), Eze_40:49, Eze_41:1
     rams’, 5
     Exo_25:5, Exo_26:14, Exo_35:7, Exo_36:19, Exo_39:34
     post, 4
     Eze_40:14, Eze_40:16, Eze_40:48, Eze_41:3
     mighty, 2
     Exo_15:15, Eze_17:13
     trees, 2
     Isa_61:3, Eze_31:14
     lintel, 1
     1Ki_6:31
     oaks, 1
     Isa_1:29

     I hope that helps you solve the mystery of the Ram of God.

     Shalom!

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     • Glenn says:

       April 20, 2015 at 11:18 am

       Thanks for your response Pete. I’m only saying that when I looked up the Scriptures in Hebrew that were listed in the “Ram Of God” video, “Ets” was the Hebrew word used for Tree, “Mezuza” for Doorpost, and “Amod” for Pillar, in those particular Verses.

       Shalom, Glenn

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     • Glenn says:

       April 21, 2015 at 11:33 pm

       Shalom again Pete,
       I’ve now had some time to look up the verses in your response and in these new verses I do see the word, “איל”, and some of “Ayil” or “Eyal” representing other words besides “ram”. Toda rabba.
       In my Hebrew Text of the Tanach I still don’t see “איל” mentioned in the original Scriptures given in the video presentation other than in Ezekiel 41:3 where “איל-הפתח”, or “door jamb opening” is in the text, but not as “pillar”, at least in my translations. Thanks for the good video. I enjoy studying the Hebrew language and saw some discrepancies that didn’t make any sense to me. Of course in the Brit Chadassa Scriptures I have no Hebrew to see if Eyal or Ayil or איל is mentioned.

       May יהוה bless you.

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     • Pete Rambo says:

       April 22, 2015 at 4:58 am

       Glenn, shalom.

       This is not my video. Stuff Lowndes has a Youtube channel where he shares some of the beautiful videos demonstrating neat insights into the text.
       Stu’s gifting is to find threads that are hidden and showing beautiful connections between words, concepts, etc. Often very ‘sod.’.
       My take on ‘ayil,’ why would God have the word ‘ram’ also mean, ‘pillar, lentil and doorpost?’. He could have had the word mean ‘wheel, rock and oven.’. The key in looking deeper is to ponder the connection between the word uses, all obvious with regard to the Everlasting Sacrifice. Noe, with that thought, we can thread together some of those verses and understand the ‘ trail of clues’ left in the language that adds depth of meaning to that original sacrifice and Who it represents.
       I recommend following the link above to Slowndes’ youtube channel and see a few more of his videos to gain insight on how he thinks and what he intends for his viewers to ‘see’ when they watch a video. Definitely makes you think deeply.
       Blessings.

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3. David Sloss says:

   April 18, 2015 at 8:09 pm

   Shalom, Pete! We live in such an exciting time from a Biblical perspective! YHVH is allowing us to see so many new insights into the Word that one can hardly keep up with the explosion! Stu has a masterful, creative, ability to see into the scriptures in a phenomenal way and then to allow them to communicate in a most unique way! We praise YHVH for his abilities and insights and trust that we take the messages to heart and understand what YHVH has been saying!

   Blessings and shalom,

   David

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   • Pete Rambo says:

     April 18, 2015 at 8:13 pm

     Agreed. I love his work. Most prompts much deep thought.

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