THE MYSTERY OF RESHIT (רֵאשִׁית)
Discovering the Divine Blueprint of the Gospel of the Kingdom Hidden in the Beginning
Declaring the End from the Beginning Through the Whole Counsel of Elohim
INTRODUCTION
What If We’ve Been Reading the Bible Correctly… But Seeing It Incompletely?
The Bible Is Not a Collection of Stories. It Is One Story.
Greg Witter | Ephraim’s Cry
Hebraic Mindset Study Series
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Before we begin this journey together, I want to challenge you with a thought.
What if everything you have read in Scripture is true, but at the same time, you have been missing the larger picture?
What if Genesis is more than a creation story?
What if the feasts are more than ancient celebrations?
What if the Sabbath is more than a day?
What if the Torah is more than laws?
What if the prophets are more than predictions?
What if the writings are more than poetry and wisdom?
What if the apostolic witnesses are not introducing something new at all?
What if the entire Bible is one unified story?
Not two stories.
Not an Old Testament and a New Testament.
Not law versus grace.
Not Israel versus the church.
Not Moses versus Messiah.
Not earth versus heaven.
What if the whole counsel of Elohim has always been telling one story?
And what if that story was being declared from the very beginning?
Isaiah 46:10 says:
“Declaring the end from the beginning…”
Perhaps we have read that verse hundreds, if not thousands, of times without ever asking one very important question.
How did Elohim declare the end from the beginning?
Was He speaking generally?
Was He speaking poetically?
Or did He literally weave His entire redemptive blueprint into the opening pages of Scripture itself?
I believe the answer is yes.
This series is not a Hebrew word study.
This is not numerology.
This is not mysticism.
This is not hidden Bible codes.
This is not an attempt to force meanings into Hebrew words.
This is an investigation.
This is an exploration.
This is a journey of discovery.
This is a return to learning how Elohim teaches.
Because Elohim often teaches in patterns before He teaches in explanations.
He teaches in seeds before He teaches in harvests.
He teaches in shadows before He teaches in fulfillments.
He teaches in blueprints before He reveals completed structures.
And perhaps nowhere is that more evident than in the opening words of our Bible.
But there is something even more remarkable that we will discover on this journey.
We are not merely going to study the word B’reshit.
We are going to investigate why Elohim chose this word to stand at the very entrance of all Scripture.
Why this word?
Why these letters?
Why this sequence?
Why does the Bible begin with an enlarged Bet instead of an Aleph?
Why would the very first letter become the very first jot and tittle of Scripture that Yahusha Himself would later reference when He said, “Not one jot or one tittle shall in no wise pass from the law…” (Matthew 5:18)?
Could it be that Elohim was already establishing His blueprint before we ever arrived at verse two?
Could it be that the very first word is introducing us to themes that will echo throughout all of Scripture?
House.
Headship.
Beginning.
First things.
Seed.
Inheritance.
Covenant.
Kingdom.
Builder.
Restoration.
Messiah.
We are also going to investigate the Paleo-Hebrew letter pictures, not as hidden codes, not as mystical secrets, and not as a means of establishing doctrine, but as an additional layer of illumination that beautifully aligns with the story already established throughout the Four Witnesses.
We will investigate the individual letters.
We will investigate the words that naturally emerge within B’reshit itself.
We will investigate the enlarged Bet.
We will investigate the first jot and tittle.
We will investigate the Kingdom patterns hidden in plain sight.
But we will never force meanings into the text.
We will let the whole counsel of Elohim speak.
Because this journey is not about discovering secrets that nobody else has ever found.
It is about recovering something we have forgotten.
It is about recovering how Elohim teaches.
Because Elohim often establishes the pattern long before He explains the pattern.
He plants the seed long before He reveals the harvest.
He lays the blueprint long before He builds the Kingdom.
And perhaps that is exactly what He did in B’reshit.
For most of our lives, we have been taught that these words simply tell us when creation began.
But what if they are doing much more than that?
What if Elohim is establishing a blueprint?
What if the beginning contains the end?
What if the seed contains the harvest?
What if the Kingdom was hidden there all along?
What if the Gospel of the Kingdom did not begin in Matthew?
What if it began in B’reshit?
What if Messiah did not suddenly appear in Bethlehem?
What if He was quietly being revealed from the very beginning?
Not by name.
By pattern.
By blueprint.
By design.
By covenant.
By first things.
By firstfruits.
By firstborn principles.
By headship.
By inheritance.
By Kingdom language.
By progressive revelation.
By a story so intricately woven together that modern churchianity, with its fragmented theology, has largely lost the ability to see it.
Because we have been taught to collect verses.
Elohim teaches patterns.
We have been taught to memorize events.
Elohim reveals blueprints.
We have been taught to divide the Bible.
Elohim wrote one story.
And perhaps that is the greatest thing we have lost.
We have lost the ability to see the story.
This series is about recovering that story.
It is about learning to think Hebraically.
It is about learning to connect the Four Witnesses.
It is about learning to see the Father’s blueprint.
It is about discovering that the Gospel of the Kingdom did not begin in Matthew.
It began in B’reshit.
This is no longer simply a study about a Hebrew word.
This is a Kingdom hermeneutic.
B’reshit is the master blueprint.
Reshit is the master key.
The Four Witnesses are the roadmap.
Messiah is the thread woven throughout all of Scripture.
The Gospel of the Kingdom is the destination.
B’reshit contains the seeds.
The Four Witnesses reveal the harvest.
By the time we are finished, I believe we will discover that the greatest thing hidden in plain sight was never hidden at all.
Perhaps we simply lost the ability to recognize the pattern.
Perhaps we have been so busy searching for isolated truths that we have missed the story Elohim has been telling from the very beginning.
And that, as Paul Harvey would say…
…is the rest of the story.
Or perhaps more accurately…
It is the beginning of the story we have yet to fully understand.
Welcome to the journey.
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