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Chuppah<br />
Builds his family through his wife<br />
(bride.) b. God’s plan was to build<br />
a house (mankind)<br />
3.In Shir Hashirim (Song of<br />
Songs) the man, referring to his<br />
wife, calls her bati - iza“ my<br />
daughter”<br />
4.Bati iza “my daughter” denotes<br />
endearment of husband to wife.<br />
5.Bati iza is a permutation of<br />
beit zia.<br />
a. Purpose was to have bride (my<br />
daughter) to build a house beit.<br />
6.Thus, bati (wife, bride) is the<br />
house beit.<br />
a.<strong>His</strong> bride gives Him children<br />
and builds <strong>His</strong> house.<br />
1.Man and woman coming<br />
together 2.The vav e (right)<br />
and zayin f (left) coming<br />
together under the “bridge” in<br />
the sight of God (entering a<br />
deeper understanding). 3.<br />
Jews marry under a dsg<br />
chuppah. a. Chet is a man and<br />
woman coming together under<br />
the chupah to be wed. 4.<br />
Coming together of “man and<br />
wife” under God’s sovereignty<br />
(chatoteret) to produce life<br />
(under chupah). 5. Chupah<br />
dsg (chet po) “g is here” - life is<br />
here. 6. Chet means “life.”<br />
Man and wife enter under the<br />
chupah to produce life. By<br />
joining himself to the woman,<br />
“man is receiving a crown”<br />
(allusion to zayin).<br />
Crown<br />
1.The preceding letter, vav e,<br />
has been crowned by the King.<br />
2. Also scepter of a king<br />
(authority)<br />
PROVERBS 7:11;14:1; 18:22<br />
Mat 6:10 Thy Kingdom come. Thy will be done in earth, as it is in heaven.
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