Paradigm wrote:

Hi Ed,

(1) Thanks for the clarity in the other post

(2)

Ed J wrote:

.Joshua 22:34: And the children of REUBEN, And the children of GAD
....(and half of the tribe of MANASSEH (Joshua 22:11)) called the altar
....[עד] Ed; for [Ed] shall be a witness between us that "YHVH is GOD”.

(3) It is interesting how those two letters, the ayin ע and the dalet ד are both enlarged in the Shema in Deut 6:4.

Hi Paradigm,

1) I try to be accurate. I do appropriate you pointing out the oversights I made. So I went back and fixed them.
Please go back and reread it, now it more accurately illustrates the connection of Hebrew to English Gematria.

2) I have come to the believe that the altar called Ed [עֵד] from Joshua 22:11 and Joshua 22:34 symbolizes me.
Although the first ten or so times I read through the bible I had no reason to think it may be symbolizing me.

3) The point you make:
Plus the fact that in the free internet book I wrote: I use the number 117 as a witness to the "Proof of God"(117)
coupled with my name being "Ed" illustrates the hypothesis that the "altar' called "Ed" could be symbolizing me.
Just like the altar called "Jehovah-Jire" symbolizes Jesus, "God the Father"(117) has had Jesus pay for our sins.

My research is: "a witness between us that YHVH is GOD”

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God bless
Ed J

Paradigm wrote:

Hi Ed,

Some translate the vowel sounds in that way that you have shown, but that is based upon the vowels added later
that correspond with Adonai. No doubt there are many opinions by qualified people on how The Tetragrammaton is pronounced.

Hi Paradigm,

If you go back and look: God's Name is written precisely that way
(with all three vowel points) on the cover page of the AKJV 1611 Bible



"If we receive the witness of men, the witness of God is greater" (1 John 5:9)

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God bless
Ed J

Hi Paradigm,

What are your views on the Aleppo Codex?

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God bless
Ed J

Paradigm wrote:

Yes, I also have Hebrew tests where the vowels are placed that way as well which is likely what the translators of the KJV based theirs upon.

Of course not only are the letters written differently now than that of the original paleo, the vowel points nikudot were not added until the Masorites which was around 900 ad from what I remember.

It is clear that after the Babylonian exile there were strong attempts to hide the true pronunciation. As I said, vowels were added that are similar to the vowels of "Adonia." Whether this is the vowels that were used before the exile is difficult to say. Like I said, there are Hebrew scholars with varying opinions on this. I think it is difficult to say with certainty how the Name may have been pronounced precisely.

Hi Paradigm,

The focus of the research is not on the pronunciation of "God's name",
but on the fact that God's name transliterates into English as "YHVH".

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God bless
Ed J

Ed J wrote:

Hi Paradigm,

What are your views on the Aleppo Codex?

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God bless
Ed J

I don't know enough about it to have developed any strong views on it. From the supposed age of it, I'm sure that it would be interesting to see comparisons with other tests.

Ed J wrote:

Paradigm wrote:

Yes, I also have Hebrew tests where the vowels are placed that way as well which is likely what the translators of the KJV based theirs upon.

Of course not only are the letters written differently now than that of the original paleo, the vowel points nikudot were not added until the Masorites which was around 900 ad from what I remember.

It is clear that after the Babylonian exile there were strong attempts to hide the true pronunciation. As I said, vowels were added that are similar to the vowels of "Adonia." Whether this is the vowels that were used before the exile is difficult to say. Like I said, there are Hebrew scholars with varying opinions on this. I think it is difficult to say with certainty how the Name may have been pronounced precisely.

Hi Paradigm,

The focus of the research is not on the pronunciation of "God's name",
but on the fact that God's name transliterates into English as "YHVH".

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God bless
Ed J

I understand. To me though, the important thing is that those English representations go back to an original. I just prefer to use the original letters and original numeric values. Although, there are many forms of gematria even in the Hebrew that can show some interesting results.

Paradigm wrote:

I understand. To me though, the important thing is that those English representations go back to an original. I just prefer to use the original letters and original numeric values. Although, there are many forms of gematria even in the Hebrew that can show some interesting results.

Hi Paradigm,

But the bible was not written exclusively in Hebrew: it was also written in Aramaic, and Greek.
My research illustrates: that the AKJV Bible was encoded by the bible's Authorship.

And I have shown how both the "Greek Gematria"(Rev.13:18, Rev.15:2),
and "Hebrew Gematria"(Joshua 22:34), tie inextricably together
with "English Gematria"(seen in many, many verses).

Please don't get hung up, like the deeply religious do,
when others don't see completely eye to eye with them.

If this topic is not interesting, then start another
on whatever topic you want to chat about. : )
I'm always open to learn more truth.

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God bless
Ed J

Ed J wrote:

Hi Paradigm,

But the bible was not written exclusively in Hebrew: it was also written in Aramaic, and Greek.
My research illustrates: that the AKJV Bible was encoded by the bible's Authorship.

And I have shown how both the "Greek Gematria"(Rev.13:18, Rev.15:2),
and "Hebrew Gematria"(Joshua 22:34), tie inextricably together
with "English Gematria"(seen in many, many verses).

Please don't get hung up, like the deeply religious do,
when others don't see completely eye to eye with them.

If this topic is not interesting, then start another
on whatever topic you want to chat about. : )
I'm always open to learn more truth.

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God bless
Ed J

I did not intend to give the message that I am hung up on anything. I was trying to understand more about your reasoning and approach. I guess that we have both pretty much laid out our particular reasons for our approaches at this point. I try to be live and let live on most things.

Okay, I'll try to come up with some topics sometime that you all might be interested in discussing.

Hi Paradigm,

Ok, great. if you have any questions regarding my research,
or you want me to lay out more data on the subject, let me know.

And any Hebrew Gematria that you have that matches these numbers:
26, 63, 74, 117, & 151 - I would be greatly interested in hearing about.

Here's an interesting fact for you: God's name is written 6823 times
in Old testament English translations. (Google it) Now this is interesting
in two ways. The Greek Gematria of Jesus Christ is: 2368: The same two
numbers of 23 and 68 vs 68 and 23. Also 6823 is the 877th prime number.

877 itself is also a prime number. And 877 is the 151st prime number. Matching up with
the English Gematria of: "Jesus Christ"(151), "Holy Spirit"(151), and "The LORD JEHOVAH"(151)

Isaiah 12:2 "The LORD JEHOVAH" is my salvation: --> Pointing to Jesus Christ and
Isaiah 16:4 "The LORD JEHOVAH" is everlasting strength --> Pointing to God's Holy Spirit

Interesting how the only two times "The LORD JEHOVAH" is used:
one points to Jesus Christ and the other points to God's Holy Spirit
This is not a random set of occurrences, this is by design of "YHVH".

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God bless
Ed J

Ed J wrote:

Hi Paradigm,

Ok, great. if you have any questions regarding my research,
or you want me to lay out more data on the subject, let me know.

And any Hebrew Gematria that you have that matches these numbers:
26, 63, 74, 117, & 151 - I would be greatly interested in hearing about.

Here's an interesting fact for you: God's name is written 6823 times
in Old testament English translations. (Google it) Now this is interesting
in two ways. The Greek Gematria of Jesus Christ is: 2368: The same two
numbers of 23 and 68 vs 68 and 23. Also 6823 is the 877th prime number.

877 itself is also a prime number. And 877 is the 151st prime number. Matching up with
the English Gematria of: "Jesus Christ"(151), "Holy Spirit"(151), and "The LORD JEHOVAH"(151)

Isaiah 12:2 "The LORD JEHOVAH" is my salvation: --> Pointing to Jesus Christ and
Isaiah 16:4 "The LORD JEHOVAH" is everlasting strength --> Pointing to God's Holy Spirit

Interesting how the only two times "The LORD JEHOVAH" is used:
one points to Jesus Christ and the other points to God's Holy Spirit
This is not a random set of occurrences, this is by design of "YHVH".

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God bless
Ed J

Very cool. I mentioned the number 26 in a recent post. Of course you are no doubt aware that this is the Hebrew gematria of the Tetragrammaton.

As I mentioned in the other post, there are 26 times in the Tanakh where all of the Hebrew letters appear in one verse.

The letter "aleph" that often represents Elohim is made up of 2 yuds/yods and 1 vav for a total of 26.

HEB 9 v 8 the way into the holiest of all=307 the 63rd p# old testament new testament 307 YHVH 63
HEB 9 v 3 the tabernacle which IS CALLED THE HOLIEST OF ALL=232=the spirit of truth=232

Hi Paradigm,

Chuck Missler, one of America's top code-breakers,
explains a Hidden message encoded in the Torah.    
תורה  ←  תורה  ←  יהוה   →  הרות  →  הרות      




................תורה  ←  תורה  ←  יהוה   →  הרות  →  הרות    
................Here's the transliteration of the message in English

Torh → Torh  → YHVH(63) ← hroT ← hroT = 63rd P (307)
When we add English "Gematria"(74) to the message - the number 63 pops out.

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God bless
Ed J

Hi Paradigm,

Once again we see the encoding going all the way back to the beginning.
Torh → Torh  → YHVH(63) ← hroT ← hroT = 63rd P (307)
"In the beginning God created the Heaven = 63rd P

...............God=26 ........... EL-o-heem=63
...............יהוה=26 ........... YHVH=63

Also we see that Hebrew Gematria integrates with English Gematria:
Here we see the Gematria of God's Name matching the English gematria of "God". And along side
we see the Hebrew pronunciation of "God" matching God's name transliterated to "YHVH" in English.

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God bless
Ed J

Yes, to me this is one of the things that illustrates divine authorship. ELS. It is kind of interesting as well that the first letter of the Torah is bet/vet and the last letter is lamed. Lamed and Vet spell "lev" or heart. For what is worth, the Hebrew gematria of lev/heart is 32.