American Civics Research Library
Adam = "First Blood"
By: David Deschesne
special thanks to Dr. Gene Scott for teaching on first blood.
Adam
in Hebrew is spelled .$!.
Remember,
Hebrew reads from right to left.
The
first letter is ‘Aleph’ (!)
and pronounced ‘ah’, or ‘eh’
The
second letter is ‘Dalet’ ($)
and is pronounced like a ‘d’
The
third letter is ‘Mem’ (.)
and is pronounced like an ‘m’
The
letter Aleph is the first letter of the Hebrew alphabet and symbolizes ‘the
first’ also, the ‘head’ or Creator. It
is the first letter of many of God’s names – Elohim, El, Elohuk, Elohinu
(Gods, God, God of me/my God, God of us/our God) etc.
The
second two letters spell the word ‘dam’, which means, in Hebrew, ‘Blood’.
‘Adam’
is really a combination of two Hebrew words ‘A’ and ‘dam’ = ‘first
blood.’
Remember,
in Hebrew the word for man in general is ‘ish’.
God not only created a man, he created Adam
– a special kind of creation - a man with a soul.
And, the life (Hebrew nefesh means ‘life’ or ‘soul’) of all
flesh resides in the blood.
Blood is very special. We can’t live without it. It had to be shed for forgiveness of sins first by animals, as a substitute for Christ, then by Jesus himself.
Adam is a derivative of %.$! - adamah, the Hebrew word for "land" or "ground"; "A very literal translation would state that Adam is the person, or human being, "of the ground." Through such subtleties of the original language, we're shown that man and the earth share a common origin." - The God Code, ©2004 Gregg Braden, p. 70.