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KEYWORD: josephdavidovits

Boy, good thing that's not Hebrew, where the "v" is a "b".

De Nile is not just a river.

It has many dried up tributaries, to chamber denial. This stuff really torques people off. Maybe some are repelled by the very first pun so I'm already in hot water, but whatever. Gotta live a little:

Serach knew the mysteries that were hidden deep in De Nile. It's certainly not just any river in Egypt:

Joseph makes his brothers swear that they will bring his bones from Egypt to be buried in the land of Canaan (Genesis 50:25). The Midrash relates that Moses addressed himself to Serach when he wished to learn where the remains of Joseph were to be buried. Without Joseph's bones, the Israelites could not leave Egypt, so the Pharaoh had Egyptians put him in a lead coffin and had it cast into an underground flooded chamber the Nile. This was an attempt to prevent the Israelites ever leaving Egypt.
Only Serach was still alive to remember exactly where to find Joseph's bones as she had seen the Egyptians place the coffin in the Nile at the time and the rest of the generation had since died out.[6] According to the Midrash,[7] Serach was "the wise woman" who caused the death of Sheba ben Bichri.[8]
Serach bat Asher

Serach bat Asher was the ultimate "Search" lady. So many traditions are out there regarding SERACH BAT ASHER, a woman of great age.

Annagrams, such as:

ATBASH SEARCHER
ATBASH RESEARCH

She keeps Anagram Server ever busy. 377 [= "גִּיד הַנָּשֶׁה"] results just with the inclusion of REHAB, beginning with this one:

REHAB CATHARSES

Plural of catharsis:

Catharsis is from the Ancient Greek word κάθαρσις, katharsis, meaning "purification" or "cleansing".
It is most commonly used today to refer to the purification and purgation of thoughts and emotions by way of expressing them. The desired result is an emotional state of renewal and restoration.[1][2]

"Lead coffin"...

Which reminds me that it could be a heavy metal type of storage cabinet, or the one out front and center, leading the big PaRaDe.

See what I mean? Full circle, stubborn as a mule [פרד].

(aron [ארון] = Ark, cabinet, coffin in Egypt..)

"At the end of the fight, the angel strikes a nerve..."

(It's the simple meaning. 😇)

De Nile... because who can possibly keep up with all the changes? People then devote themselves to the safety and security of the bureaucracy. Generational paralysis!

Meanwhile, as seen in that article linked above, because its about the Swedish speakers...

Imagine what people could do with a Swedish Key? Shifty business.

That's the Hebrew name for it: מפתח שוודי

Swedish... Shaddai [שדי] with a hook inside [וו]. Catchy.

Again, full circle because an EZ Key is an "El" key:

"The tool is usually held and twisted by its long arm.."

And,

As we have already seen, early on Joseph is linked to the fulfillment of Jacob's legacy...
At the outset, the Torah connects Jacob with Joseph. Of all his sons specifically
Joseph holds the key
to not only Jacob's but the family's ission.
>>>
We see a pattern developing. When God blesses the patriarchs with many descendants, the name of God employed is Shadai.
Joseph From the Kabbalistic Perspective

It's a burning bush out there, drawing Moths to flame:

Setaceous Hebrew character

Yeah but which one of those... nuns is the "setaceous" Hebrew character? It's left for the reader to decide which one strikes a nerve. According to the meaning of the word, Esau is the bristly one. Yet he was favored by Isaac for his hunting ability. A parent favoring one child over another.. it's generally considered a bad habit. When nuns go bad, they end up back-to-back:

׆ נ

In this day and age, it seems like so many "People of the Book"ends are exasperated and vexed, and begging for the Messiah to appear, when the key is to cry "Uncle" [דוד].

BTW, catharsis [κάθαρσις] = 541 = Israel [ישראל].

It *all* adds up.. for what's in the name "Joseph":

"The LORD shall add to me another son." ~ Rachel, aka the Mother of All Israel.

Rachel means ewe, so I suspect there's one more little one out in the field to round up.

Then she'll know that she can stop crying.

~ EZ