Qof

"The letter Qof pictures the sun rising at the horizon — darkness broken, a new cycle beginning, something arriving from beyond what the eye could see. Yahushua did not just perform resurrections. He declared Himself to be the resurrection — the sunrise that ends every darkness permanently."

When Lazarus died and his sisters were grieving, Yahushua did not just say He could raise the dead. He said He was the resurrection — present tense, personal, identity-level. Not a power He possessed but a reality He embodied. Malachi prophesied that the Sun of Righteousness would rise with healing in His wings for those who feared the name of Yahuah. Luke records Zechariah prophesying over the infant Yahushua that the Dayspring from on high had come to give light to those sitting in the shadow of death. He is the Qof — the sunrise that never sets.