The Pearl

To be harvested, the pearl must first be born out of the water (the sea) and then born out of it's mantle, or membrane.

The pearl is the symbol of those who are twice born, or born again, for it is born out of the water and out of the mantle, representing spirit.



When the shell, containing the pearl, is taken out of the water and opened, the two symmetrical halves of the shell appear as two ears. These are those who have ears to hear, the awakened ones, who have come out of the waters of Moses, and been born out of the spirit, or mantle, of Elijah.

Jesus was baptised, representing the first birth. Baptism is for those who are already immersed in Torah, which is duality and sin. It symbolizes their rebirth, out of the law of Moses. It represents apostacy and abandonment of the Law of Moses.

Jesus was then covered in the mantle, or spirit, of Elijah, and driven into the wilderness, where he was tempted by the devil. He rejected the doctrines of power, riches, glory, and dominion offered by the spirit of Elijah and was born again, a second time, out of the spirit of Elijah.

To be born, is to go out, to be expelled. To be born again is to be twice expelled, just as the pearl is first expelled from the sea, and then expelled from it's mantle (spirit).

Like Adam, Jesus apostacized from the law of Moses, and rejected the spirit of power, riches, and glory, and became one.

In the book of Revelation, New Jerusalem, is represented by 12 pearls, or awakened ones, who are born again, and have ears to hear.

Their foundation is the 12 eyewitnesses of Christ, who walked and talked with him, and abandoned the law of Moses and the spirit of Elijah.

New Jerusalem will not be built upon the words or testimony of Paul.

Song of Solomon 1:9
The Dammah (the teachings of Buddha)  is a beloved Woman of the Way of the great house of Susa. Her cheeks are beautiful. Her neck is kissed with pearls.