When one looks closely enough at the scriptures you can find the Hebrew letter that is over the chapter. The Hebrew letters pictographic meanings repeat themselves in order from Genesis 1 to Revelation 22 on the first level. The second level begins with each new chapter, therefore Exodus 1 is an aleph/zayin chapter. It is Aleph due to it beginning a new chapter and it is Zayin in its count from Genesis 1. I personally abbreviate this as C/O or Chapter count/OT count.
There are 2 hebrew letters over each chapter of the Bible from that point on to Malachi 4. When we reach the New Testament the count becomes N/C/O or NT count/Chapter count/OT count.
My favorite examples of Pictograph meanings hidden in the chapter are Acts 2, a 3/2/8 chapter and 1 Samuel 24, a 2/18 chapter.
In Act 2, gimmel (pride) is addressed in that the mens hearts were pricked (pride abated in essence), beth (house) is addressed as to where they were gathered when the Holy Spirit arrived and cheth (separation) in the cloven tongues of flame and that the church parted out their posessions to those in need.
In 1 Samuel, Tsaddi is very prevelant in the scripture. Man on side (men on the sides of the cave Saul entered), correct trial and hunt(Saul was told where to find them), snare (he wanted to snare David of course). Desire and need is also in the chapter (obvious it was his desire to find David).
Beth is addressed simply by their being IN a cave of course for one thing.
My next post will address another level of the code. Hebrew words of the same numeric value as the chapter they are covering.
BTW the entire Infinity Bible Code book is availiable for a free download. Every Hebrew and Greek word as well as their numeric values are already done.
DavidJ