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Ledor Vador is a Hebrew code phrase that is comprised of two seperate forms of the word ??(dor). It properly means a revolution of time, i.e. an age or generation. When used in the context of a “generation”, it means the imedeate family members of a patriach, or parent human genome. It is also used for dwelling, in that the homestead or estate that the family life revoles around. In this sense of a “dwelling”, it comes from the idea of “heap” surrounding a particular axis point that has a peak or pentical. The exact phrase is used 12 times in the Bible and is exclusive to the Psalms in the Masoretic Text.

“Us” stars Academy Award winning actress Lupita Nyong’o, and right at the opening there is a homeless man holding a cardboard sign that says “Jeremiah 11:11”. But that is not the only time it appears. Subsequently, either “Jeremiah 11:11” or “11:11” keeps popping up throughout the film…

Early in Jordan Peele's Us, young Adelaide sees a man holding a sign that says "Jeremiah 11:11" on a ripped piece of cardboard just before she runs into her own young doppelgänger. The bible passage then proceeds to become a recurring motif throughout the movie.

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