ETERNAL OF GOD: KABBALAH IN THE DAILY LYFE OF JESUS

Transmitting a message is initiating a growth process that affects the person who listens to it and directs him to think and be a subject present to himself and to consider the arguments of his thought to be real.
The word has a soul, a life, a dream.
Jewish culture, in which Jesus grew up and was educated, has always been a teacher of these linguistic processes in which a phoneme or a grapheme acquires different meanings depending on the vocalization or spelling.
Where thought takes on the features of the vital principle that animates, makes you live, which allows you to have an effective function, something ineffable, as invisible as it is important.
What we know today as kabbalāh is none other than the teaching technique used by the Jewish masters at the time of Jesus to educate first the young then the adult Jew to understand the Torah. Jesus uses the same teaching system when he speaks to the individual or to the crowd: to transmit a message that triggers a chain reaction in the interior of the listener. One, a hundred, a thousand thoughts in one word!
Knowing the background of a word means entering the interiority and thought of the person who uttered it. Knowing Jesus, in order to be penetrated by his word, is to know the past and the present in which his thought was formed.