Gnostic Anon
8/3/2025, 10:50:25 PM No.40596079
1.) Bible Passages (including Deutero‑canon and Apocrypha)
Isaiah 56:3–5
>“Let not the eunuch say, ‘Behold, I am a dry tree’ … To the eunuchs … who hold fast my covenant—I will give them an everlasting name better than sons and daughters.”
This passage celebrates gender‑variant individuals, granting them lasting identity and place, beyond binary categories.
Matthew 19:12
>“There are eunuchs who have made themselves eunuchs for the sake of the kingdom…”
Jesus upholds the validity of non‑binary or gender‑transcendent existence.
Galatians 3:28
>“There is neither Jew nor Greek, slave nor free, male nor female; for you are all one in Christ Jesus.”
Affirms ultimate spiritual identity beyond gender categories.
2.) Gematria & Numerical Values
While the Bible does not encode “transgender” numerically, gematria tradition affirms that no insight from God includes hatred of forms lived in integrity. Numbers like 112 (Da’at gate) or 557 (honor, kavod) speak to hidden knowledge, divine presence, and infinite value beyond body form—and those values light the spiritual status of every person.
Gematria is interpreted symbolically in Kabbalistic tradition, not used to condemn or moralize identity.
3.) Kabbalah & Zoharic Teachings
Zohar, Bereshit 83
>Rabbi Shimon bar Yochai teaches that every person contains both male and female within, and that divine favor—Shekhinah—remains present when both are honored. Gender is thus essence, not body.
4.) Kabbalistic mysticism
Describes a form of trans‑mystical union where seekers consciously shift gender role to embrace the Divine Feminine, embodying Shekhinah in sacred union with God. This is seen not as deception but revelation.
5.) Are Trans Identities Sinful?
Biblical Prohibitions vs. Spiritual Identity
Deut 22:5 forbids cross‑dressing in specific ancient contexts, not modern gender identity.
However, love, covenant faithfulness, and personal integrity are celebrated repeatedly (Isa 56, Gal 3:28).
Isaiah 56:3–5
>“Let not the eunuch say, ‘Behold, I am a dry tree’ … To the eunuchs … who hold fast my covenant—I will give them an everlasting name better than sons and daughters.”
This passage celebrates gender‑variant individuals, granting them lasting identity and place, beyond binary categories.
Matthew 19:12
>“There are eunuchs who have made themselves eunuchs for the sake of the kingdom…”
Jesus upholds the validity of non‑binary or gender‑transcendent existence.
Galatians 3:28
>“There is neither Jew nor Greek, slave nor free, male nor female; for you are all one in Christ Jesus.”
Affirms ultimate spiritual identity beyond gender categories.
2.) Gematria & Numerical Values
While the Bible does not encode “transgender” numerically, gematria tradition affirms that no insight from God includes hatred of forms lived in integrity. Numbers like 112 (Da’at gate) or 557 (honor, kavod) speak to hidden knowledge, divine presence, and infinite value beyond body form—and those values light the spiritual status of every person.
Gematria is interpreted symbolically in Kabbalistic tradition, not used to condemn or moralize identity.
3.) Kabbalah & Zoharic Teachings
Zohar, Bereshit 83
>Rabbi Shimon bar Yochai teaches that every person contains both male and female within, and that divine favor—Shekhinah—remains present when both are honored. Gender is thus essence, not body.
4.) Kabbalistic mysticism
Describes a form of trans‑mystical union where seekers consciously shift gender role to embrace the Divine Feminine, embodying Shekhinah in sacred union with God. This is seen not as deception but revelation.
5.) Are Trans Identities Sinful?
Biblical Prohibitions vs. Spiritual Identity
Deut 22:5 forbids cross‑dressing in specific ancient contexts, not modern gender identity.
However, love, covenant faithfulness, and personal integrity are celebrated repeatedly (Isa 56, Gal 3:28).
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