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=== Double Tav ===

One important [[Double letters]] in [[Hebrew]] is the [[Double Tav]] which represents double [[faith]] or faith in [[Spirit]] and [[Truth]], or spirit and flesh.

In [[Deuteronomy 7]]:3 we see '''Marriages'''<Ref name="marriages">{{02859}}</Ref> is not ChetTavNun חָתַן‎ chathan but is TavTavChetTavNun	תִתְחַתֵּ֖ן ṯiṯ-ḥat-tên which is about making [[CCC|contracts, covenants and constitutions]] with them in ''spirit and truth'' because of the ''double Tav''. 

In [[Deuteronomy 7]]:5 we see a word for ''destroy'' which not from ''shamad'' ShinMemDalet<Ref name="shamad">{{08045}}</Ref> nor ''Abad'' AlefBeitDelat<Ref name="Abad">{{06}}</Ref> nor ''charam'' ChetReishMem.<Ref name="charam">{{02763}}</Ref> the most common Hebrew words translated ''destroy'' but the word is ''nathats'' NunTavTzadik<Ref name="NunTavTzadik">{{05422}}</Ref> but in the text we see ''tittōṣū'' with the letters  TavTavTzadikVav   תִּתֹּ֔צוּ tit-tō-ṣū, again containing the '''[[Double Tav]]''' which means to not just destroy the form but overcome their alters in "spirit and truth".  With the inclusion of the [[Tzadik]] and a [[Vav]] at the end this destruction is brought about by [[righteousness]] in [[Spirit]] and [[Truth]].

This is the same approach and principle we see in [[Mark 7]]: 10- 13 Where the [[Corban]] or [[Sacrifice]] of the [[Pharisees]] ''was making the word of God to none effect'' because it had become [[Legal charity]]. In order to be a true gift from God by the [[right]] of the individual to [[choose]] through [[righteousness]] to make a freewill offering it must be the result of [[fervent charity]]. Christ did not ''destroy'' the [[altars]] of the Pharisees (רצון לתת Ratzon La’Tet) by force but supplanted them with his living altars of [[charity]].


It is the connection or synchronization of two realms of the Spirit and the physical reality through being a [[doer]] of the word that manifests the power of the kingdom. It is the [[Kingdom of God]] at hand where we [[seek]] to do the [[righteous]] will of the [[Father]] creator.