Jeshurun

Pronunciation: JESH-uh-run

What It Is

Jeshurun means, by interpretation, to act in righteousness. Achee beheld it in the midst of all creation and asked the Lord what he was seeing. The Lord answered: “Jeshurun is the foundation of the Law of Virtue that springs forth out of the heart of the Son of God. And they are also the twelve gifts of my offering to my Father, which were for the purpose of heralding to all creation the peace and tranquility of mankind.”

The Twelve Gifts, Named for Adam’s Sons

Each of the twelve gifts carries the name and righteous meaning of one of Adam’s sons — among them: Cain (“to strike quickly, or to chant”), Abel (“a gift from God”), Seth (“to put or to place”), Elah (“to be strong”), Mychar (“sweetly righteous”), and Eerkodesh (“a city of holiness”). Adam used his own sons to establish Jeshurun in the days of the city of Enoch.

Two Sides

The tablet shows two sets of twelve faces: on the power side, the twelve faces of the sons of Adam — given as the foundations of the Law for the entire family of man, called Jeshurun. On the glory side, the twelve faces of the sons of Israel, leading upward to the face of Messiah Himself.

The Gateway to Heaven

Jeshurun is none other than the gateway to heaven — built with the building blocks of the twelve gifts given to the Father.

The Way of Jeshurun

To walk in the Way of Jeshurun is to walk in the covenant of Shabuwa. Enoch used Shabuwa to keep the Eerkodeshiy in the Way of Jeshurun during the First Great Sevening, and the righteous are called still to walk the pathway of the waymarks back to Eden.

Given First to All Mankind, Then to Israel

The dominion of Jeshurun was given first to all mankind, in the twelve sons of Adam, and later bestowed upon Israel — a joy in the Law that brings tranquility and peace.

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