Message 303

The Hebrew word is ʼānâk אנך (an-awk'). It's definition is “be narrow”.

Utilized in only two verses in the entirety of the Scriptures, and yet, speaking volumes:

“This is what He [Yahweh] showed me [ʻÂmôwc- “burdensome”]: Behold (mentally perceive), Yahweh stood upon a wall (“join”; the mind's protections) with an ʼānâk (commonly translated “plumb line”; the narrow path thinking that joins with His will), with a plumb line (ʼānâk; narrow mind path) in His hand (mental “grasp”). Yahweh said to me [Amosyah], 'What do you see (mentally perceive)?' And I said, 'A plumb line (the internal measures of narrow road thinking).' Then Yahweh said, 'Behold, I am setting a plumb line in the midst (conscious collective) of My people (congregating thoughts) Israel (thoughts “ruled by and for Yahweh's power”); I will not pass (“cross, transition”; in the context of the verse, Yahweh speaks to no longer allowing for such compromise within one's mind. This is also the Hebrew word ʼâbar עכר (aw-bar') that is the root word of ʽIbrîy עכרי (ib-ree'), commonly translated as “Hebrew”) by them [congregating thoughts (people), meant to be ruled by and for His power(Israel)] anymore.” (Amosyah 7:7-8)

The 144,000 know that the mental compromise means mental burdens (the “ʻÂmôwc”) within every mind. They also know that it is a Good Father that not only expresses what in fact His “narrow road thinking” means, but also how to achieve it; much of it having to do with “crucifying” one's own way of thinking.