Genesis 8:1
And elohim is memorializing300 אֶת-Rest, and אֶת-the whole of the Life, and אֶת-the whole of the Behemah whom is את-him in the Chest, and elohim is causing a wind to cross-over upon301 the Earth, and the Dual-Waters are being calmed,302
Footnote:
| 301 | The same as the Passover which is actually the Crossover of Egypt. Strong’s #5674, abar means literally to cross over. All the scriptural contexts indicate very strongly the perpendicular nature of the action, i.e. crossing a stream, a wady, a sea, a border, overstepping a covenant, a razor over a head. In Genesis 15:7 the torch is crossing over between left and right halves of animal sacrifices as a deep darkness comes over the land. |