Bible in context

The word Bereshit (בראשׁית) consists of the Hebrew letters : Taw, Yud, Shin, Aleph, Resh, Beit. When broken down into root words it forms an anagram (just please bear with me):
 * בר bar means “son”
 * א ʾāleph, is the first letter of the Hebrew alphabet and represents God.
 * שׁית shiyt means “thorns”
 * ראשׁ rôsh means “head”
 * ברש brosh (root) means “cypress”


 * שי shāy means “gift”
 * ת the letter “taw” represents covenant since this final Hebrew letter concludes the covenant of scripture. It originally looked like “✗” or a vertical cross. (The Ancient Hebrew Alphabet)

In occultism, one of the important steps when forming a mantra is erasing all the vowels and any letters that repeat, leaving only one of each consonant from the original sentence. That is exactly what Bereshit is:

Damien Cowl's answer to Doesn’t the story of Genesis contradict science? Why do people still believe in Christianity when it’s obviously false? (https://www.quora.com/Doesn-t-the-story-of-Genesis-contradict-science-Why-do-people-still-believe-in-Christianity-when-it-s-obviously-false/answer/Damien-Cowl-1?ch=10&share=a913226a&srid=utW73G) Jewish rabbis really love their numerology, occult idioms, and symbolic meanings. They understand the Torah, the majority of us don't because it wasn't written for the Gentiles, the gospels were. Bereshit (בראשׁית) consists of the Hebrew letters : Taw, Yud, Shin, Aleph, Resh, Beit. However the word can also be formed from root words which form an anagram : In occultism, one of the important steps when forming a sigil is erasing all the vowels and any letters that repeat, leaving only one of each consonant from the original sentence. That is exactly what Bereshit is:
 * cypress, the gift of the covenant*…
 * Let's take a look at one of the many occultic meanings here:**
 * בר (https://www.quora.com/Doesn-t-the-story-of-Genesis-contradict-science-Why-do-people-still-believe-in-Christianity-when-it-s-obviously-false/answer/Damien-Cowl-1?ch=10&share=a913226a&srid=utW73G#) bar means “son”
 * א (https://www.quora.com/Doesn-t-the-story-of-Genesis-contradict-science-Why-do-people-still-believe-in-Christianity-when-it-s-obviously-false/answer/Damien-Cowl-1?ch=10&share=a913226a&srid=utW73G#) ʾāleph, is the first letter of the Hebrew alphabet and represents God.
 * שׁית (https://www.quora.com/Doesn-t-the-story-of-Genesis-contradict-science-Why-do-people-still-believe-in-Christianity-when-it-s-obviously-false/answer/Damien-Cowl-1?ch=10&share=a913226a&srid=utW73G#) shiyt means “thorns”
 * ראשׁ (https://www.quora.com/Doesn-t-the-story-of-Genesis-contradict-science-Why-do-people-still-believe-in-Christianity-when-it-s-obviously-false/answer/Damien-Cowl-1?ch=10&share=a913226a&srid=utW73G#) rôsh means “head”
 * ברש (https://www.quora.com/Doesn-t-the-story-of-Genesis-contradict-science-Why-do-people-still-believe-in-Christianity-when-it-s-obviously-false/answer/Damien-Cowl-1?ch=10&share=a913226a&srid=utW73G#) brosh (root) means “cypress”
 * שי (https://www.quora.com/Doesn-t-the-story-of-Genesis-contradict-science-Why-do-people-still-believe-in-Christianity-when-it-s-obviously-false/answer/Damien-Cowl-1?ch=10&share=a913226a&srid=utW73G#) shāy means “gift”
 * ת (https://www.quora.com/Doesn-t-the-story-of-Genesis-contradict-science-Why-do-people-still-believe-in-Christianity-when-it-s-obviously-false/answer/Damien-Cowl-1?ch=10&share=a913226a&srid=utW73G#) the letter “taw” represents covenant since this final Hebrew letter concludes the covenant of scripture. It originally looked like “✗” or a vertical cross.

So here in sequence we see in the first word **“**בְּרֵאשִׁ֖ית” holds an occultic meaning signifying; “*The son of God, crowned with thorns atop His head, upon a cypress, the gift of the covenant*…
 * בר א שׁית ראשׁ ברש שי ****ת**