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Moses and Jehoshua (Pattern and Fertilization)
Moses represents the divine pattern, the perfect blueprint or 'egg' of God's plan, which is seen but cannot manifest on its own. Jehoshua (Jesus) represents…
Related Bible passages
- Numbers 13:16
- Exodus 25:40
Related ideas
MosesJehoshuaOsheaJesusImaginationDivine PatternFertilizationManifestationChrist UnfoldingEgg and Sperm
Every Natural Effect
Now we told you last Monday the story of Moses and that he did not cross into the promised land, but Jehoshua went over. You may not be familiar with scripture but Jehoshua’s original name was Oshea as told us in the Book of Numbers. You’ll find that in the 13th Chapter, the 16th Verse of Numbers. 'And Moses called Oshea, the son of Nun, Jehoshua.' So when you take the prefix, 'Je' and put it before Oshea, you turn Oshea which means 'savior' or 'salvation,' into 'He by Whom Jehovah Will Save.' So it becomes that creative power that actually, I would say, fertilizes what Moses represented. Moses represented the pattern man. See that you make everything according to the pattern as its being shown you on the mountain. So here, you’re seeing everything clearly. That is a pattern. Don’t alter one little thing. Make it just as it’s shown you on the mountain. But I can’t go in. That is the egg, the perfect egg. That’s the ovum. But an egg remains just an egg until fertilized. It must be fertilized by the sperm. So that sperm must penetrate the surface of the egg. It leaves no hole, either before or after penetration. And no one understands how it happens. Because no one knows, it’s all imagination. ... So, a little sperm penetrates the surface of an egg and it leaves no hole, either before or after penetration. But unless it penetrates, that egg remains just a perfect pattern of what ought to be or could be but could never by itself, ever unfold. It takes the sperm to penetrate it to make it unfold. And so, it is Jehoshua, which is the Hebraic name of Jesus – the word Jesus and the word Jehoshua are the same thing.
Moses represents the divine pattern, the perfect blueprint or 'egg' of God's plan, which is seen but cannot manifest on its own. Jehoshua (Jesus) represents the creative, fertilizing power of imagination, the 'sperm' that penetrates this pattern without leaving a trace, causing it to unfold and manifest.