Shin in Revelation and Yeshua as Consuming Fire

As we go to Revelation 19:11-16, this goes back into the pictograph and also the way that they write it today with the Shin. "Now I saw heaven opened, and behold, a white horse. And He who sat on him was called Faithful and True, and in righteousness He judges and makes war. His eyes were like a flame of fire, which is the Shin. And on His head were many crowns. He had a name written that no one knew except for Himself. He was clothed with a robe dipped in blood, and His name was called the Word of God. The Torah. And the armies in heaven clothed in fine linen, white and clean, followed Him on white horses. Now out of His mouth goes a sharp sword, that with it He should strike the nations, and He Himself will rule them with a rod of iron. He Himself treads the winepress of the fierceness and the wrath of Almighty God. And He has on His robe and on His thigh a name written: KING OF KINGS AND LORD OF LORDS."

We'll be discovering Revelation 19 in great detail at the Feast of Yom Kippur here in a very short time. I think there are about 30 days before we get to the Feast of Yom Kippur, I believe. So, we're going to discover Revelation 19:11-16 then. But look at the significance of the Shin when we look at it. Heaven opened, and there was a white horse, and He who sat on him was called Faithful and True. And in righteousness He judges and He makes war. You know, His eyes were a flame of fire. So that's very interesting. Can you imagine looking into the Savior's eyes with a flame of fire in both of His eyes? That is the Shin, ladies and gents. So, you wonder if it's going to be the Shin that you can see in His eyes, actually, because that's what's represented as the fire.

Remember, these letters, my friends, are holy. These letters are divine. These letters are sovereign. Why is that? Because God spoke the pure language out to the people. The angel spoke Hebrew to Daniel and to Mary. Gabriel did. Every time Gabriel showed up, he spoke Hebrew. He didn't speak English. He didn't speak Chinese. He spoke Hebrew. So, we have to understand that these are divine. These are sovereign. These are righteous. These came out of Yah's mouth to the people, to Moses, to tell people how important they are to understand. And we get great revelation in Revelation 19, no pun intended, and also Luke 12, and also the other scriptures when we understand the Shin and what Messiah is truly going to come to do. So again, His eyes were like a flame of fire, the Shin. His eyes were a Shin, you know, basically, is what we can look at it as in these scriptures, which are referring to His second coming events.

We see the fire of Shin as Yah is a consuming fire. It says in Hebrews 12:29, "This is to say He is an unchanging, immovable, and irreplaceable God. He is omniscient, omnipotent, and omnipresent." Or omnipotent, excuse me, I misspoke there. He's omnipotent, omnipresent, and He's omniscient. And just like we are drawn to the flames of a campfire or even a candle, let us draw near and intimate with our consuming fire, Yah Elohim. He is the spiritual and physical force of Shin that encompasses us as we journey through our spiritual purification journey.

In fact, the Hebrew word for fire is constructed by an Aleph and a Shin, exemplifying the essential significance of the flame of the fire as it is connected to the Aleph. Okay, I'll say that again and then I'll explain it. In fact, the Hebrew word for fire, okay, is constructed by an Aleph, which is the first letter of the Hebrew Aleph-Bet, and also tonight's letter, the 21st letter of the Hebrew Aleph-Bet, exemplifying the essential significance of the flame of the fire as it is connected to the Aleph. So, just think about this, my friends. If one is not familiar with the Aleph, let me show this to you. The Aleph is the first letter of the Hebrew Aleph-Bet. That's the first letter on the top right-hand corner that looks like an "N," but that is an Aleph. And what's so amazing about the Aleph, if one doesn't know this or doesn't remember this, is there are two yods, there's a heavenly yod and there's an earthly yod, and then there's a diagonal vav, which is the connector between heaven and earth. So, even in the first letter, the letter Aleph, it represents the Father, Aba, Father, God Almighty. But at the same time, you have Yeshua as the vav in that letter, the mediator between heaven and earth. Okay, I'll say it one more time. So again, there's an upper yod to heaven and there's a lower yod to earth, and there's a connector between heaven and earth, as we all know, is Yeshua, Jesus. And that is represented by that diagonal in that letter, which is the vav, which is the connector between heaven and earth. So, it's pretty amazing when we understand these things that Yeshua is in the bosom, if you will, of the Father. He's in the beginning with Him, according to John 1. Everything was made for Him and through Him, as it says in the scriptures, and creation. He is the Creator, He is the Savior as well of all creation. So, very important to understand these things from the understanding of the Hebrew lens. And we get great revelation, my friends, when we understand that.

So now let's go back and read this again, and hopefully this will make a little bit better sense. The Hebrew word for fire is constructed by an Aleph, what I just showed you with the upper level and the lower level and Yeshua in the middle, bringing the righteous rendered verdicts down, or in this case, the fire down from heaven, and also the Shin, which is the fire, exemplifying the significance of the flame of the fire and also as it's connected to the Aleph. So, there's great revelation in this. Another thing that comes to mind is the Aleph is letter number one, Aba Father. And the Shin is letter 21, which is spiritual perfection of divine. Three is divine perfection and seven is spiritual perfection. So you have divine and spiritual perfection, only made by Yeshua the Messiah. That's why His numerical value is 37. Yeshua, because He is divine perfection and He is spiritual perfection. And when we understand this from a Hebrew lens, we have to realize that the word for fire is constructed by that. It's constructed by the Aleph. He's bringing the righteous rendered verdicts, or in this case, the fire from heaven, and then also the Shin, which does symbolically represent the fire as well.