And so we come to have a greater understanding that ‘alrrilh was never intended to, nor does it speak to a female who has not had sex, but rather the spreading of both wisdom (right side brain, male) and understanding (left side brain, female) of either Yahweh’s Kingdom, the Kingdom within, or the kingdom of darkness. Let’s go back to the Old Covenant and take one more view of the actual Hebrew word bethilwlah (virgin) and see what we find, and then we expose the systematic deception of the masses:

The phrase would begin itself as such; “The virgin daughter of…” We have looked at the idea of the maiden daughter as a more commonly used expression for the word almah, but betAwlah (virgin) also has it’s own expression.

Starting at II Kings 19:21, we will look at the only eight scriptures in the Old Covenant that use the expression “virgin daughter of…”:
II Kings 19:21 – “This is the word Yahweh has spoken concerning him (Sennacherib, “conqueror of armies”; mental devastation); the Virgin (“separate”) Daughter of Zion (‘sunny, clear”; the renewed conscience) despises you and ridicules you! The Daughter of Jerusalem (“dwelling of peace”) shakes her head as you flee.”

“The Virgin Daughter of Zion” is no less then all of Israyl (“thoughts ruled by and for Yahweh”). Mental devastation (Sennacherib) is defeated by mental perfection.
Clearly it is not about a girl who has not had sex.

Isayah 37:22 – “This is the word Yahweh has spoken to you (mental devastation, Sennacherib): The virgin daughter of Jerusalem…”
A repeat of II Kings 19:21.

Isayah 47:1 – “Come down (to the lower self thought plain), and sit in the dust (mental void), 0 virgin (“separate”) daughter of Babylon (“confusion”); sit on the ground without a throne (place to rule in the consciousness), 0 daughter of the Chaldeans (“savant”; thoughts tied to belief in the psychic realm)! For you will no more be called tender and delicate.”
Separation unto wickedness!

Yeremyah (Jeremiah) 14:17 – “Therefore, you will say this word to them: Let my eyes (perceptions) flow with tears night (dullness) and day (illumination), and let them not cease; for the virgin daughter of my people has been broken with a mighty stroke; with a very severe blow.”
The remnant within the remnant being mentally chastened.
Connection to the material sense plain as well as the emotional sense plain must go. This is not speaking to a young girl who has had no sexual relations. Yeremyah 18:13 also speaks to the above scriptures. At Yeremyah chapter 31, verses 4, 13 & 21, it speaks to the “virgin of Israyl”. Again, it refers to renewing and separation at the same time, for chosen souls. It is a matter of consciousness. You can also look at Lamentations 1:15, 2:13, as well as Amosyah (Amos) 5:2.