Being firstborn

The Lord says: “All that openeth the matrix is mine; and every firstling among thy cattle, whether ox or sheep, that is male. But the firstling of an ass thou shalt redeem with a lamb: and if thou redeem him not, then shalt thou break his neck. All the firstborn of thy sons thou shalt redeem. And none shall appear before me empty.” (Exodus 34:19-20)

Every one of us being born is a purpose – an effort and a mission – of the woman giving us life. By obeying her rules we will be to the world what she sees missing, and by being honoured she herself is honoured having given us birth - and raised us. We are all carrying her need and wants as messages to the world, by which she will be explained as soon as we are taken seriously. Her firstborn, though, is special. In him her reaction is put upon being married. Felt being seen, felt being seized, by the man taking her virginity she will feel being damned, and the son opening her womb will be the son she conceived that very moment. By him she will be understood. He is her initial reaction upon being married – upon feeling being damned and because of that suited to give birth. By all her sons she will create man. But her firstborn is special since by him her mission is stated. All firstborn sons belong to The Lord. They are as such holy.

The Lord said: “Redeem the firstborn donkey with a lamb, but if you do not redeem it, break its neck.” The life on the ground is like human reasoning, and the cattle is the kind of reasoning which is suited. In other words: If one will not let a firstborn reason, in this case a reason made explicitly for bearing, be followed up by a sign of faith, by an offering of innocent certainty, one shall kill the reason – the donkey – by breaking apart its justification.

The Lord told Moses to tell Farao Israel was his firstborn son (Exodus 4:22). Israel here means the people of Israel. By the Children of Israel man as such wanted to prove it self to The Lord as if man then was a woman to The Lord feeling upset being seen. The purpose of man, given the Children of Israel to reveal, was, and is, Jesus Christ – the Son of man. The Law is what she, what man, told her offspring to obey to be her justification. And by Jesus Christ the Law was fulfilled.

That she, the woman, is to honour because of her faith and her assignment is not felt in every culture on earth. By The Lord it was very clearly stated to be a truth when The Lord killed every firstborn son in Egypt. The firstborn son is special. When The Lord killed every firstborn in Egypt it became obvious to anyone The Lord has an eye to the woman’s surrender.