In Hebrew the letters i and m are
and
From the Hebrew Alef Bet they are equal to Y pronounced as an i (e.g. big) and together ‘im’ sounds like ‘eem‘ as in ‘seem‘.
The Mysteries of EEM.
This letter for ‘i’
Yod also called a Yud, pronounced like the Y in You and Yes; as we would say Yeshua for Jesus name in Hebrew, as there is no specific letter J in the Hebrew alphabet.
The letter M has 2 forms. 1 used at the beginning of a word called the open MEM because of its shape..,
and 1 for the end of a word called the closed or final MEM.
In English, the adding of an ’ apostrophe, which resembles a Hebrew
between the letters I and M makes IM read as I’M as being the shortened form of I AM.
I am is the declaration of our Heavenly Father when He said to Moses, I am that I am, ehyeh ’ăšer ’ehyeh אֶהְיֶה אֲשֶׁר אֶהְיֶה
also meaning: “I am who am”, “I am what I am”
or “I will be what I will be” or even “I create what(ever) I create”. Ex. 3:14.
Without the ’ apostrophe in english, the two letters i and m, mean nothing specific, however when added to other words transliterated from the Hebrew language into English, there are some secrets revealed. It becomes an apocalypse – (revealing), of the IMs or EEMs.
If this is your first time on minimannamoments and you haven’t read previous posts, the suffix im, is the addition at the end of certain Hebrew words indicating more than one, i.e. multiples, but usually indicating just two. Similar to English as in this example..
There are several suffixes in Hebrew which are added to regular words to introduce a new meaning. Suffixes are used in the Hebrew language to form plurals of nouns and adjectives, (in verb conjugation of grammatical tense,) and to indicate possession and direct objects.
The understanding in Hebrew thought can be that these words are not fixed and are in a constant state of change!
We recently looked at the New Jerusalem, in Hebrew ‘Yerushalayim’.
https://www.minimannamoments.com/21-12-21-12-12-12-12-12-12/
Click link above for that post.
YerushalayIM: 2 cities of God – the seen and unseen – visible and invisible.
The IM at the end of Yerushalayim indicates more than one city of Jerusalem and we see the physical one in Israel, the place that God has put His Name.
https://www.minimannamoments.com/i-will-put-my-name-here/
And also our future dwelling place with His presence as the new Jerusalem/Yerushalyim which the Scriptures tell us will descend to the earth from above.
So there are two Jerusalems/Yerushalyim, the one that we see and the one which is to come, which is beyond the veil of this dimension or reality; yet it is there in the realm of the spirit. We are spirit beings in a flesh and blood physical body, so it should not be strange to us to consider our spiritual future and the reality of what we truly are.
According to revelation, Yerushalyim will descend from heaven, in Hebrew Shamayim, here again is the plural, more than one heaven. There are multiple heavens and Messiah said that the Kingdom of the Heavens is within us. There’s always going to be more to heaven than is yet revealed.
Part of the word of heaven/Shamayim is Mayim. Mayim is the Hebrew word for water/river. Notice the M at the beginning of the word is the open form and the other M at the end is the closed/final form, used because that MEM closes the Hebrew word. MayiM.
Mayim: Strong’s Hebrew: 4325. מָ֫יִם (mayim) — waters, water living waters, we are to drink of His life.
Again IM in mayim waters has more, meaning more than one.
The Egyptian hieroglyph for M
looks like the triangle waves seen in the electromagnetic waves referred to in physics!
https://www.minimannamoments.com/what-does-the-mysterious-roy-g-biv-reveal-about-ahavah/
It’s quite possible the M in Paleo Hebrew was derived from the hieroglyph as it’s a basic shape for the definition of water/river or waves.
Ancient Name: Mem,Mayim,Mah. Meanings: Water, Chaos (Gen.1), Mighty, Blood.
Link below for more on Mem and Rechem the hidden place.
https://www.minimannamoments.com/mystery-of-rechem-the-secret-of-living-like-royalty/
The flow could also be an indicator to the river of living water that flows from His throne in Heaven; (throne being the place/location of His dwelling, rather than an elaborate chair).
Ruach HaKodesh/Holy Spirit, is the spirit of the Mayim, living waters, refreshing our souls. The rivers of life/Mayim – haChaim/chayim.
Here again in Chaim is which again is IM the plural, meaning lives. It is true we do have more than one life. If we believe the Scripture that says He knew us before we were born! Then we must’ve had a life prior to that; which makes sense if we believe we are spirit and spirit is an eternal essence!? Then we have the life we are living in the flesh, having been born into this earth. This is the un-regenerate life, as the scripture says, we were born into sin.
The next chaim we experience is our born-again life after salvation, we are still here on the earth but we live our newlife/chaim by the spirit of the living God within us and the focus is changed as we are now looking for the new Jerusalem/Yerushalayim whose builder and maker is God/Elohim.
A new Yerushalayim for a new chaim in the heavenlies /Shamayim which will be an eternal life in His presence.
What else will be in the new Jerusalem/ Yerushalayim? It is that we will be face-to-face, (panim-el-panim), with the Father and see Him as He is?
Panim: faces of gold, facets and attributes.
Why is the Word פנים (panim), meaning: face, plural?
Here are the 4 main nouns:
they all have typical plural masculine endings, im, grammatically speaking, they don’t have a singular form.
Any adjective attached to them takes on a plural form as well, e.g. mayim hamim – hot water. 
One theory as to why this is a rule for these words suggests that these words are plural is because these nouns are constantly changing.
Elim is described as having 70 palms (trees) (70 elders) and 12 wells, a fitting coincidence allowing one well for each of the 12 tribes of Israel. According to Exodus 15:23 and Numbers 33:9-10, the Israelites come to at Elim and camp “near the waters/mayim,” Ex.15:27
Add in oh, or Hebrew letter Hei, H and we get the breath of EloHim.
Each of them is one form that actually has many forms and cannot be captured by a singular noun. Anything not dead keeps moving!
The panim or faces of Elohim/God again is more than one. Our Heavenly Father has many faces/attributes.
If we take the english word FACE and add the letter T, interestingly it becomes the word facet which is the word used for the many ‘faces’ or ‘facets’ (panim), on a cut stone like a diamond.
The letter T or TAV in Hebrew is the last letter in the Alef Bet; which we also know as the beginning and end, the alpha and omega, the Alef and the Tav. It is the symbol that Messiah Jesus/Yeshua used to describe Himself. The Tav is the cross.
Click link below for relevant post:
https://www.minimannamoments.com/nail-i-am/
As everything is connected…links to pertinent posts are included throughout.
Jesus/Yeshua, is also referred to as the corner stone, the cut stone, the facets the faces of the stone, the foundation stone and the foundations could be referring to the layers of revealed knowledge in the scriptures?
https://www.minimannamoments.com/the-rules-of-pardes/
Both here on earth and in the new Jerusalem/Yerushalayim, is the loves of God/Elohim His Rachamim.
Rachamim is His compassion and unconditional love, together with His mercy that knows no end.
(see post https://www.minimannamoments.com/mystery-of-rechem-the-secret-of-living-like-royalty/)
This will be the very essence of shamayim – the heavens in the new Jerusalem – Yerushalayim, when we behold the Panim of Elohim!
Strong’s Hebrew: 6440. פָּנִים (panim or paneh) — face, faces
There is a connection to the Sanctuary and face-panim. The ‘showbread’ meant literally, ‘bread of the face,’ ‘of the presence,’ Hebrew lechem panim; Greek: artoi enopioi, artoi tes protheseos.
Showbread/Shewbread. (Hebrew: לחם הפנים lechem haPānīm, literally: “Bread of the Presence”), in the King James Version: shewbread, in a biblical or Jewish context, refers to the consecrated unleavened bread cakes or loaves of bread which were placed by the Jewish priests of ancient Israel on a table in the sanctuary of the Tabernacle on the Sabbath and always present on a specially dedicated table, in the Temple in Jerusalem as an offering to God.
Mystery of mysteries — what was the purpose of the enigmatic “shewbread” that God commanded was to be baked every week, and put in the Temple every Sabbath day, as a perpetual covenant — an everlasting covenant? It is said that the mystery of the showbread has never been adequately revealed …
Panim, which means front, or face, is itself a multi-faceted word.
To refer to the same thing in Hebrew we would have to use words that mean ‘image’ or ‘skin’ or something along those lines, but when we use the word panim, we typically don’t refer to the way it looks but to the way it acts: it’s turnings, it’s doings, and mostly its inner workings.
For His infinite, overflowing, all encompassing, everlasting loves, rachamim, will fill and pervade every part of shamayim, flowing, exuding from His presence. Him from whom all blessings flow.
He is the ALEF and the TAV the beginning and the end, He is the source of all. The center and point of origin, from Him is the blueprint of His plan from everlasting to everlasting
All these IM’s are transcendent in nature and as we are being changed from glory to glory. Are we also the carriers of that transcendence, the same glory that was on Moses face after his panim ‘soul to soul’ encounter?
The word that is translated face in Exodus 33:20 is the Hebrew word panim. None would ever know God face-to-face, panim-el-panim; the Patriarchs experienced God, spoke to God, argued and engaged with God, but none of them received the full essence of God quite like Moses/Moshe.
Seeing God face-to-face promises intimacy but signals a complicated relationship. The Torah testifies that Moses, was known by God face-to-face. (Deut. 34:10)
as one speaks with a dear friend (Ex. 33:11). Panim el panim expresses kinship.
God told Moses ‘My face (panim) shall not be seen’ (Exod. 33:23), He also promised the Israelites a few verses before this ‘My Presence (panim) will go with you and I will give you rest’ (Exod. 33:14).
The same transcendence that ‘enveloped’ Yeshua as He was transfigured before the disciples.
The same transcendent resurrection power that raised Messiah from the dead, the same quickening that energizes our own mortal bodies to make us alive in Him will also one day be the vehicle, the means of transportation, the substance or the element or medium, the carrier for our heaven-bound Ascension.
We are all in transition and His IM’s are integral both to ourselves and to all that is for here and now and all that awaits us. The mystery of the IM’s in Hebrew language can only be expressed and understood in context of multiple realms.
He is Elohim the God of more than one, of multiples and yet He is One – echad!
He is an enigma, He is Infinite, a paradox, a conundrum, unfathomable. Rom.11:33 How unsearchable are His judgments, and His ways past finding out!
O the depth of the riches both of the wisdom and the knowledge of God!
That His ways are ‘past finding out’ must be the understatement of all time. The prophet Isaiah expresses it so well; ‘For as the heavens are higher than the earth, so are My ways higher than your ways, and My thoughts than your thoughts’ (Isaiah 55:9).
We cannot fully know God because He is infinite and in this life we are finite, but that doesn’t mean we shouldn’t study to know Him and know Him more fully, even though His ways are beyond our reach. He does let us search out some of the unfathomable truths.
And yet, His truth is as simple that a child can understand; and at the same time beyond the abilities of the most intelligent minds trying to figure Him out! Superseding our attempts to decipher and our abilities to comprehend.. Who is like unto God?
Chayim: Life that is more than this…… in God unending…….
Rachamim – Loves of God/Elohim, mercy, compassion, no limit and no end to it.
Shamayim: heavens, always more than we think or know…
Interesting to note that the alef beit can be observed in the Shamayim/Heavens from earth.
The Paleo-Hebrew letters are visible in the sky and the shapes definable in the patterns of the constellations which comprise all the stars of the Ecliptic plane. (The part of the Shamayim/heavens visible from the earth.)
(The Ecliptic plane is used to form the Mazzaroth or zodiac which tells HIStory in the heavens Shamayim; NOT fortune telling!)
Conclusion coming in Part 2 …
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