We want to look at another picture of the Sefirotic image broken down to three. We’ll do this with the Hebrew letter Shin. We know the Shin represents Elohim, who said that he would put his name on Jerusalem. The left side of the Shin is the Hinnon Valley. This is where all the filth and garbage was thrown to be burned up. Here, there was a smoldering fire burning continuously, day and night. Yeshua used the physical image to show us about the spiritual place of Gehinom (hell). As you look at the letter Shin, you’ll see this valley is on the left side, the judgement side of the Sefirotic Tree. On the right side of the Shin you’ll find the Kidron Valley. On the right of the Kidron Valley is the Mount of Olives. This was always a picture of mercy. Here was where the red heifer was slain.

The blood and ashes of the sacrifices were deposited in this valley and here grew the rich green crops that were used as the First Fruits offering. You’ll notice all of this is on the right side of the Shin, representing the mercy side of the Sefirotic Tree. The middle of the Shin has the Tyropeon Valley located in it. It was here in this valley the city of David was built and the Temple stood across from the Mount of Olives. It is believed by some very well known Bible scholars, such as Joe Good, it will be here that the “judgement of the nations” will take place. It will be where these three valleys converge, also known as Hakal Dama, the field of blood. So we see that Elohim laid out the entire city of Jerusalem with his name on it by simply using the letter Shin. We see also the judgement side, the mercy side, and the middle, where everything is kept in balance just like on the Sefirotic Tree of life.