I have been thinking about the concept
of the Father and Son relationship.
I was reminded of the Old Testament
verse in Malaci from KJV that has:
Malachi 4:6 KJV
And he shall turn the heart of the
fathers to the children, and the
heart of the children to their fathers
lest I come and smite the earth with
a curse.
I looked closer at the Malachi verse only
to discover that there are just 11 words.
I have written down their Strong's definitions:
1) H7725 - Shuwb = turn back, repent, restore
2) H3820 - Leb = the inner man, soul, heart
==> 3) H1 - 'Ab = father
==> 4) H1121 - Ben = son, children
5) H3820 - Leb = the inner man, soul, heart
==> 6) H1121 - Ben = son, children
==> 7) H1 - 'Ab = father
8) H935 - Bow = to go in, enter, cause to gather
9) H5221 - Nakah - smite, smitten, chastise, wounded
10) H776 - 'Erets = whole earth, world, nations
11) H2764 - Cherem - a net, devoted thing, ban,
curse, cursed-thing, destruction
I noticed how word#3 was defined primarily
as a singular person. This was also true
for word#4. I found this a very interesting change
when deciphering this Malachi verse. I believe
this is a profound discovery! These two words
have also linked together Father/Son as well as
Son/Father.
Also, note how the KJV translation of 'cursed'
is H2764 and not H779 which was used by Noah.
(reference Genesis 9:18, 25 KJV)
This is another hugh difference because the
promised Messiah was not seeking to curse,
but to cause the whole world to be delivered
from under the ban of judgment!
With this in mind, I have pieced together my
Marin Transliteration for your consideration:
==>> Turn back restoring the inner heart
[of] the Father [to] the Son, the inner heart
[of] the Son [to] the Father [by] causing the
gathering in entering [through] chastisement,
smitten, woundedness [for] the whole world[ly]
Nations [as] a devoted cursed-thing [under]
the ban [for] destruction.
This verse points directly to the prophetic
announcement with very specific details
towards how our Messiah and Savior was
restoring the inner heart of His Father!
Jesus would accept His Father's desire to
gather those who are lost. Jesus accepted
being wounded, bruised, smitten and even
chastised in order to completely remove
all of the punishment that we were placed
under due to our sinful nature.
Isaiah 53:5 KJV
But he [was] wounded for our transgressions,
[he was] bruised for our iniquities: the
chastisement of our peace [was] upon
him; and with his stripes we are healed.
