
Exodus 15:27 · World English Bible
Exodus 15:27 Meaning They Came to Elim
They came to Elim, where there were twelve springs of water, and seventy palm trees. They encamped there by the waters.

Exodus 15:27 · World English Bible
They came to Elim, where there were twelve springs of water, and seventy palm trees. They encamped there by the waters.
Elim is the rest that comes after the bitter crossing, the oasis where the inner life halts beside its own waters once the mind has passed through hardship. The 12 wells are the zodiacal fullness, the completed order of 12 signs, so a person arrives at a whole and settled inner arrangement where truth is drawn up from within like water from a spring.
From the Esoteric reading below.
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ESOTERIC
Elim is the rest that comes after the bitter crossing, the oasis where the inner life halts beside its own waters once the mind has passed through hardship. The 12 wells are the zodiacal fullness, the completed order of 12 signs, so a person arrives at a whole and settled inner arrangement where truth is drawn up from within like water from a spring. To camp by the waters is to abide in that flowing consciousness rather than thirst in the dry places.
The number 70 is the fullness of forgiveness and divine intervention, and the palms are divine truth drawing on those same inner waters, standing green because they feed on what lies beneath them. A person who reaches this station rests in a mind made complete, watered from within and covered by a truth drawing its life from the depths already inside.
Elim: the resting oasis reached after the bitter crossing, the settled inner life beside its own waters 12 wells: the zodiacal fullness of 12 signs, the completed inner order from which truth is drawn like water Water: truth drawn up from within 70 palm trees: the number 70 as the fullness of forgiveness and divine intervention, and palms as divine truth feeding on the inner waters
Esoteric lens
When things are good, why do I so rarely let myself stay there?
The deepest well is already inside you and it never runs dry. Stop hunting outside for what is under your feet.
What you are looking for is the one looking. The spring is the self, and it is already full.
You have been standing in the rain asking for water. Rest is simply the moment you let yourself get wet.

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