Home Biblical Worldview Books Of The Bible Daniel “Dam” = the liquid essence of a human’s life.
Daniel

“Dam” = the liquid essence of a human’s life.

36
10
0



In biblical Hebrew, “dam” is related to “adamah” (ground) and “adam” (humanity).
#shorts #BibleProject #biblevideo #bible

source

Click to rate this post!
[Total: 0 Average: 0]
Post Views: 10
Previous Post
1711202024_maxresdefault.jpg

Melting Narratives: Climate Change Kings Want to Subjugate You

Next Post
1711133932_maxresdefault.jpg

UN ‘Climate’ Scam: Phasing Out Oil … or U.S.? Alex Newman on OAN

Related posts

Leave your comment

36 Comments

  8. a realization. There is this thing called grounding, and it is going onto the bare ground with bare feet. This now makes so much sense as Adam came from the earth, so when humans ground themselves they are connecting themselves with the earth and God, as God created the earth and created the first man from the earth, and the earth feeds us, builds homes, gives us electricity etc. I wondered why grounding can help with stress, it is connecting to God!

  17. It's the blood. As in the blood that Messiah gave for our redemption. We are of flesh and blood, the Bible says. Making a distinction between us and the first created sons, the angels. We are carnal in that respect. We recreate life thru flesh and blood, vs God creating more people from the ground. We are participating in Creation, in that respect. We are tied to each other, as to the ground, and to God. Jesus poured out his blood and his body of flesh given, that his Spirit would rise to it's the next step. He IS God, he was before creation as Spirit and "spoke", somehow, our world and life into existence. It's all wrapped up in this, until he does a new thing, again. Receive Jesus as your Savior and Father, and serve him to be taken into his kingdom, now and to come. New creation in Christ.

  33. Thank you so much for this short!! It has got my brain fired up! I'm intrigued as to why you avoid using the word "blood". I believe it's intentional, to steer us towards a way of understanding that is not based in Western (i.e. where that would be more based in pagan Greek) thinking. Is this correct? Can you unpack more the Hebrew mindset of how our physical and spiritual makeup interact? many thanks for this whole project which is outstanding.