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pa-be'ka-li-su · W125

pabe'kalisu · kingdom of heaven, upper-space governance · ✅

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Domain theology / eschatology
Class entity / domain
Type compound (apostrophe-marked)
Register theological / liturgical
First use Matthew 5–7 translation (Beatitudes 5:3, 5:10; prayer 6:10; 7:21).

Composition

pa-be (upper space, ascending domain) + ka-li-su (governance/dominion, cf. Genesis 1:26) = [upper-space] governance. The apostrophe after pa-be marks pa-be as the pre-bound left unit: [pa-be] modifies [ka-li-su]. Without apostrophe, default right-branching would parse: pa modifies [be-ka-li-su], which is not intended.

Definition

kingdom of heaven; the governance domain of the upper space; the reign associated with the celestial/divine realm. Greek basileia tōn ouranōn (kingdom of the heavens). The compound is the governance domain (ka-li-su) qualified by its origin-realm (pa-be = upper space).

Notes

This is Tonesu's canonical rendering of "the Kingdom of Heaven" as used in Matthew's Gospel (Matthew uses "heaven" where Mark/Luke use "God" — i.e., "Kingdom of God" = "Kingdom of Heaven" theologically). Short form in prayer: lo-pa-be'ka-li-su-tu be-ki = "may your upper-space-governance come into being" = "thy kingdom come." The compound uses apostrophe notation (first appearance in the compound registry for this notation type) — normal in writing, analytic here.

pa-be (upper space; used in Genesis 1 for "sky/heaven"), ka-li-su (governance/dominion, Genesis 1:26), pa (primitive), be (primitive)

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