X2M.197 — אֲנָשִׁים (Manwë): The People in Pleroma
Manwë means “people” (anashim in Hebrew). It marks the shift from singular kernel to corporate body, from resting place to gathered polity. What began as Manoach’s ark-window and Manu’s progenitor-seed now expands into a people who embody the covenant.
The psalmist declares: “He raises the poor from the dust and seats them with princes” (Ps. 113:7–8)¹. Ezekiel saw waters flowing from the temple, swelling from trickles to rivers, cleansing death-salt seas into living abundance (Ezek. 47:1–10)². Manwë names this reality: the covenant people become the channel of divine flood, the dwelling of God among the nations.
The apostolic witness calls this pleroma — the fullness of God dwelling bodily in Christ, then transmitted into His body, the Church (Col. 2:9; Eph. 1:22–23)³. The corporate “ManWe” dissolves duality: heaven and earth, weakness and strength, spirit and body united. The Name is placed upon the people as blessing and seal: “They will put my name on the people of Israel, and I will bless them” (Num. 6:27)⁴.
Manwë is therefore the first constitutional clause of the covenant charter: We the People of God, raised, filled, and sealed. It is not enthronement — that belongs to PH12 — but it is preparation: the people themselves becoming enthronement’s vessel, carrying the fullness of Christ into history.
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¹ Ps. 113:7–8.
² Ezek. 47:1–10.
³ Col. 2:9; Eph. 1:22–23.
⁴ Num. 6:27.
