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GEMATRIA EXPLAINED: The Secrets of Gematria Revealed
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THE JESUS SECRETS explores the unexplained and mysterious math of the Bible. The Church is largely unaware of gematria, and how the names of God and Jesus Christ feature numerically in the scriptures.
The work of John Elias, Rob Slattery and Bill Downie and the like, is based on the initial gematria findings of Ivan Panin and the more recent research accomplished by Vernon Jenkins and Richard McGough.
Theistic mathematics has its roots in the early Christian church, but was more or less lost over the centuries as much of Christianity became Latinized and eventually Anglicized, languages that were not naturally alphanumeric.
The Biblewheel was an extensive website with a forum and database that allowed visitors to perform searches for number references in the ancient manuscripts of the Bible. The Biblewheel's owner and operator, Richard McGough believed at the time, that the Bible had a single overarching code based on three concentric circles, i.e. The Biblewheel. He later claimed to debunk this concept.
In the most recent phase of the Number Movement, researchers have been connecting to each other outside of the confines of the Biblewheel forums, where much of the conversation first began. As independent researchers began to connect together they began exchanging ideas and concepts and more and more evidence began to appear.
Evidence for a mathematical code based on the alphanumerics of language were being discovered in areas such as number theory, pure mathematics, physics, astronomy, archaeology and many other place besides. Certain researchers specialized in specific areas.
Rob Slattery focused his attentions on transcendental numbers, in particular the three most important, pi, phi and e. Incredibly, not only did he find codes in each, but he found a single code that connected all three.
John Elias worked on finding Divine patterns in the original texts of the Bible and developing theistic mathematic theory on topics such as probability theory, the Three Seven Code, the Golden Ratio and most recently the blood code of Jesus Christ found on the Shroud of Turin.
Bill Downie, specialized in English gematria, though he made many fundamental discoveries in Hebrew and Greek as well. Craig Paardekooper explored the correlations between genetics and gematria. Others such as John Nuyton focused on ministry and education. Collectively they are the leaders of a new intellectual movement that could revolutionize the theology of the Christian religion.
Music by Infin-Calpomat (Intro)
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License
THE JESUS SECRETS explores the unexplained and mysterious math of the Bible. The Church is largely unaware of gematria, and how the names of God and Jesus Christ feature numerically in the scriptures.
The work of John Elias, Rob Slattery and Bill Downie and the like, is based on the initial gematria findings of Ivan Panin and the more recent research accomplished by Vernon Jenkins and Richard McGough.
Theistic mathematics has its roots in the early Christian church, but was more or less lost over the centuries as much of Christianity became Latinized and eventually Anglicized, languages that were not naturally alphanumeric.
The Biblewheel was an extensive website with a forum and database that allowed visitors to perform searches for number references in the ancient manuscripts of the Bible. The Biblewheel's owner and operator, Richard McGough believed at the time, that the Bible had a single overarching code based on three concentric circles, i.e. The Biblewheel. He later claimed to debunk this concept.
In the most recent phase of the Number Movement, researchers have been connecting to each other outside of the confines of the Biblewheel forums, where much of the conversation first began. As independent researchers began to connect together they began exchanging ideas and concepts and more and more evidence began to appear.
Evidence for a mathematical code based on the alphanumerics of language were being discovered in areas such as number theory, pure mathematics, physics, astronomy, archaeology and many other place besides. Certain researchers specialized in specific areas.
Rob Slattery focused his attentions on transcendental numbers, in particular the three most important, pi, phi and e. Incredibly, not only did he find codes in each, but he found a single code that connected all three.
John Elias worked on finding Divine patterns in the original texts of the Bible and developing theistic mathematic theory on topics such as probability theory, the Three Seven Code, the Golden Ratio and most recently the blood code of Jesus Christ found on the Shroud of Turin.
Bill Downie, specialized in English gematria, though he made many fundamental discoveries in Hebrew and Greek as well. Craig Paardekooper explored the correlations between genetics and gematria. Others such as John Nuyton focused on ministry and education. Collectively they are the leaders of a new intellectual movement that could revolutionize the theology of the Christian religion.
Music by Infin-Calpomat (Intro)
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License
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