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Our English word “gematria” comes from the Greek word “gemetria” meaning “sacred geometry”.
Biblical numerics/gematria or Bn/g is a little known anomaly of the Bible but it
is the decipher key to understanding crop circle
spiritual messages. It is the nearly forgotten ancient Midrashim-Talmud-Kabala
numerics of the spiritual relationships between the numbers, letters, words and
phrases in the Bible and it occurs at several different levels and
simultaneously and cohesively in several languages. For example, at the simplest
level, besides the Ten Commandments there are 613 laws in the book of Leviticus
that directed the early Hebrews’ political, social and spiritual lives in order
to over-ride man’s (= 6 in Bn/g) natural tendency to disbelieve in God (= 13 in
Bn/g).
On another level, the early Hebrews
believed that numbers symbolized ideas. For example, the number 10 denoted
completeness, as in worldly power.
Briefly, in general the
number:
1 denotes the one true God;
2 = the prime Spiritual Directive,
i.e., our God-Granted freedom of choice;
3 = God and/or emphasis by God, the
Trinity, i.e., the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit,
God is past,
present and future, i.e., God is changeless, timeless and eternal;
4 = nature, creation, our
God-Inspired creations, there are four directions, four winds,
four
corners to the earth, four dimensions, three spatial and one
of time, etc.;
5 = our (undeserved) Favor from God;
6 = spiritual imperfection as in
man, the devil and the spirit of the devil in man;
7 = spiritual
completeness/perfection (as in Christ);
8 = new beginnings;
9 = Judgment (by Christ);
10 = worldly power;
11 = discord, destruction;
12 = the church, Divinely appointed human government;
13 = man’s disbelief in God.
When added together the primary
numbers denote man. For example, 3 (God) + 3 (God) = 6 (imperfect man). Another
good example is found in the number 13. Man, addition, = God (3) + worldly power
(10) = spiritual complacency resulting in disbelief in God (13). When the
primary numbers are multiplied they denote God (God the multiplier as defined in
Deut
As an example of addition (= man in
Bn/g) as opposed to multiplication (= God in Bn/g), God, El, Yahweh, Elohim, (=
3 in Bn/g, i.e., the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit) = 3 + 3 = 6 (6 =
addition = imperfection, man, the devil, the spirit of the devil in man in Bn/g)
whereas God (= the multiplier) = 3 x 3 = 9 (9 = God’s Judgment of man in Bn/g).
One should always use the lower prime number possible when determining the main
spiritual significance of a product number. For example, although both work in
deciphering the spiritual message of the number 30, for the main spiritual
message we should use is 3 and 10 in preference to 5 and 6. In the example of
the number 30, since it is a multiple product of 3 and 10, the greater gematria
message would be a Godly (3) appointed worldly power (10), 3 x 10 = 30.
For example, three people in the
Bible began their worldly power ministries when they were 30 years old: Joseph
of Genesis (Gen. 41: 46), King David (2 Sam. 5: 4) and Jesus Christ (Luke
Another good example of extra
meaning in the end product is found in the 66 books in the Bible. The spirit of
Satan (= 6 = spiritual imperfection in Bn/g) x destruction (= 11 in Bn/g) =
Satan destroyed by God’s Word (= 66), 6 x 11 = 66 Bible books. Another example
would be in the 39 books in the Old Testament, most of which record man’s
misadventures from his lack of faith and thus his shortcomings seen in his
disbelief in God. God revealed (3) x man’s disbelief in God (13) = 39 Divinely
Inspired books. Bn/g message: although God had revealed Himself to many men and
women of God on numerous occasions who then recorded their experiences, this is
insufficient evidence for a bridge between an invisible God and disbelieving
man. In spite of a more visible Old Testament God in many miracles such as the
escape from Egypt and the “cloud by day
and pillar of fire by night” that guided the Hebrews for 40 years in the
desert (a UFO?) (Ex.
God has to do something
extraordinary to cure this lack of faith and disbelief. God accomplishes this by
sacrificing His Son on the cross and then resurrecting Him to eternal life as
the ultimate proof of His Loving Presence and to teach us to fear not death. “For God so loved the world that he gave his
one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal
life” (John
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Note: 1). There are only 22 letters
in the Hebrew alphabet, but the last 5 “final” repeated letters were added to
fill out the 27 letters that would be necessary to complete the gematria
anomaly. Note also that 3 x 3 x 3 = 27; 3 = God the multiplier in Bn/g from
Deuteronomy
2). There are only 24 letters in the
Greek alphabet and the required number, 27, was made up by using the final “ς”
called Stigma for 6, and adding two
arbitrary symbols called respectively Koppa, for 90, and Sampsi, for 900. Note also that the
three letters SSS (in Greek Σ Σ Σ) for the number 666 is remarkably like our $$$
sign which certainly is the god of our world. The Σ symbol is often used as a
symbol for a summation as in adding up all our $$$. All this can hardly be an
accident.
3). A more detailed analysis of
Hebrew, Greek and English numerics-gematria and many examples of Bn/g in the
numbers 1-13 are given on pages 90-92 of Crop Circles Deciphered, but here I will
give the example of the number six only.
The Greek letter ς (called Stigma) is used for the number 6. Why
this letter and number should be associated no one seems to know for sure,
except that both are intimately connected with the ancient Egyptian “mysteries”
in that the later Greek empires also had many false snake gods. It’s my guess
that the Greek letter ς and the English equivalent S are so derived from the
resemblance to the erect hissing cobra (the invert image of the Uraeus
photo on the left). This also explains why the words snake,
serpent and Satan (= “hisss”) all begin with an S
symbolizing the flames (i.e., also a “hisss”)
of destruction. The 3 letters SSS (in Greek Σ Σ Σ) were the symbol of
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The Egyptians had hundreds of gods
and goddesses that had to be appeased to avoid disasters, i. e., the more gods the better philosophy, but Osiris, Horus and
The ten plagues that God through
Moses used to besiege
Thus the numerical difference
between the 66 Bible books of God and Satan and/or the antichrist (ξ) who tries
to substitute himself for God (2 Th. 2:4) by using worldly power (ξ) to come
between God (Χ) and man (ς) and whose “number is 666” (Rev. 13:18), not 66.
Note that at the simplest level, 13 = man’s disbelief in God and 6 = man and the
spirit of the devil in man (= addition in Bn/g), 6 + 6 + 6 = 18. Here it
is not the 613 Leviticus laws but the Revelation chapter 13 and verse 18 Bn/g
anomalies that cannot be an accident.
Moses’ first miracle preformed
before Pharaoh (= world power) was to change his brother Aaron’s staff into a snake (Ex. 7:8-13). The Greek
letter ξ for the serpent (= 60 in Greek Bn/g, 10 = world power controlled by
Satan) not only looks like a snake, it has a Hebrew Bn/g of 60 with the
end-product extra meaning that, just like Moses confrontations with Pharaoh, the
serpent Satin (6) has God-Granted (God the multiplier) worldly power (2 x 5 =
10) to test man’s (also 6, addition) freedom of choice (2 + 2 + 2 = 6) in
morality and our freedom of choice of the one true God (Job 1:8-12), 6 x 10 =
60.
As another example of the similar
extra meaning in the Bn/g end product, this time in another Bible language, the
Hebrew word for “Judge” is “Dan” which combines the letters Daleth (4) + Nun
(50). Since man is addition in Bn/g (as opposed to God which is a
multiplier in Bn/g), 4 + 50 = 54. The fourth son of the 12 sons of Jacob
which became one of the 12 tribes of
The spiritual
significance of a number and/or the number of times a word or phrase is
used is consistent throughout the Bible irrespective of the written language.
For example, in studying the number seven and it’s Biblical use (7 = spiritual
perfection in Bn/g), we find that the writer of Genesis in Hebrew (by Moses, the
beginning of the Bible) and the writer of Revelation in Greek (by the apostle
John, the end of the Bible) both unknowingly to each other (and probably even to
themselves) use the number seven a total of 54 times in their works even
though there are 1600 years between the time of the writing of Moses’ record in
Genesis chapter 1 and John’s vision of the future recorded in the book of
Revelation.
There are very different events and
very different circumstances between those of Genesis and those of the book of
Revelation, but Judgment is a major theme in both books. The serpent spirit of
disobedience in man and the serpent himself is Judged in Genesis chapter 3
(written in Hebrew) and this disobedient spirit in man and the serpent-dragon
himself is Judged again beginning in the 3rd last chapter of the book
of Revelation (written in Greek). Judgment (= 9 in Bn/g) x man (= 6 in Bn/g) =
God’s Judgment of all man = 54 (9 x 6 = 54; 5 + 4 = 9). Thus Judgment of all
creation by God becomes Bible spiritual bookends, as it were, both in the third
from the first and the third from the last chapters of the Bible (3 or third =
God and/or God’s emphasis in Bn/g). All this can hardly be an
accident.
Another example is
found in the writer of Hebrews (most likely Paul), 35 years before John wrote
the book of Revelation in 96 C. E. (note John’s 9 and 6 date of writing for
another 9 x 6 = 54 = total Judgment). The writer of Hebrews lists 5
“sevens”: 7 “better things” in heaven, 7 exhortations, 7 eternal things, the 7
titles of Christ and the term “Once for
all” appears 7 times. Also, Ezekiel lists 7 things concerning Israel in his
day (591 B. C. E.), 7 things God or Yahweh will do to Israel’s oppressors, 7
things Yahweh will do for Israel and 7 things Israel will do for themselves
(even though some of these took several decades to fulfill and some that are not
fulfilled yet) for a total of 4 “sevens”. The 5 sevens of Hebrews
+ the 4 sevens of Ezekiel = 9 sevens = Judgment Day in Bn/g. One can
discover these anomalies ad-infinitum, but for the sake of brevity I refer the
reader to E. W. Bullinger’s “Number in
Scripture”, 1967, Kregel Publications, LCCC No. 67-26498, ISBN 0-8254-2238-8
(paperback).
Suffice to say that
after only a brief study one comes away with an attitude of utter amazement
about Divine Inspired Design in the Bible in the Hebrew, Aramaic and Greek
written languages because the repeated overall homogenous numerical patterns,
summations and multiples in the three different languages found in the Bible
would not have been discernable by the 44 or so individual writers scattered
over 16 centuries. The overall effect of Bible numerics/gematria is to teach us
subtle proofs that the Bible has Divine Design because consistent repeated
relationships between numbers, letters and spiritual significance could not
happen by random chance or by man’s imagination unless he had Divine
Inspiration.