I indicate when ideas aren’t mine or are partially mine.
Common numbers in this book: 2,13,22,27,34,37,73,76,86,111,412,541,611,613,913,2701.
Here is the Hebrew aleph beit: For our purposes, they are all pronounced like their first letter except chet (ch), yud (I) and shin (sh) and tzade (tz) (which we will call tzaddik). In the first verse, Shin will often be written, “S.” A complete pronunciation guide can be found elsewhere.
Attention: Ignoring the extended forms, simple gematria is 1 to 27 (aleph is 1). Regular or full gematria is 1-9,10-90,100-400 and then the final forms are 20,40,50,80,90 like their originals.
The first verse of Genesis goes:
In English that transliterates to BRAShIT BRA ALHIM AT HShmIM VAT HARTz
In simple gematria, that is 2-20-1-21-10-22-2-20-1-1-12-5-10-24-1-22-5-21-13-10-24-6-1-22-5-1-20-27.
In regular gematria, that is 2-200-1-300-10-400-2-200-1-1-30-5-10-40-1-400-5-300-40-10-40-6-1-400-5-1-200-90.
(והארץ היתה תהו ובהו וחשך על־פני תהום ורוח אלהים מרחפת על־פני המים׃
is the second verse).
Does the Torah begin with a Beit or a Reish?
The case of Beit:
“Why the Torah begins with the letter beit,” by Michael J. Alter.
The case of Reish, meaning the beit was put there and it was supposed to begin with the second letter the reish:
The King Follet Sermon, perhaps the last sermon Joseph Smith gave. If you are Jewish, please just read the quote or just know that Joseph Smith said the Torah began with R.
https://www.churchofjesuschrist.org/study/ensign/1971/04/the-king-follett-sermon?lang=eng
90% of the patterns start the Torah off with B but almost half also work with R.
“I shall comment on the very first Hebrew word in the Bible; I will make a comment on the very first sentence of the history of creation in the Bible—Berosheit. I want to analyze the word. Baith—in, by, through, and everything else. Rosh—the head, Sheit—grammatical termination. When the inspired man wrote it, he did not put the baith there. An old Jew without any authority added the word; he thought it too bad to begin to talk about the head! It read first, “The head one of the Gods brought forth the Gods.” That is the true meaning of the words. Baurau signifies to bring forth. If you do not believe it, you do not believe the learned man of God. Learned men can teach you no more than what I have told you. Thus the head God brought forth the Gods in the grand council.”
Again, 90% of the patterns start the Torah off with B but almost half also work with R.
pei #1
Two things about the letters I found, except for the idea of putting the beit in the pei and making the aleph a beit and final tzaddik (see below).
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The first word is B-R-A-S-I-T. B is 2, R is 20, A is 1, S is 21, I is 10, and T is 22. Notice that the lengths in A-S-I-T conform to the shape of the B and in order. 22 is just longer than 21, and because they are thick we make them twice 10. For R, it is A-S-I. B-A-S-I-T does not seem to be a Hebrew word. R-A-S-I seems to be main. R is the least confusing letter to count parts. Just about half the patterns in this book work with only B. The others work with B and R both except for a few that work just with R and one A. Some relate the two.
For the B and R, if we have a right triangle with legs 10 and 21, the hypotenuse is the square root of 541, which is Israel in full Gematria (I-Sh-R-A-L = 10+300+200+1+30). 541 is also a Star of David number, which has already been found. By packing circles together, 541 make a Star of David. See index.
B is 1-21-10-22 and R is 1-21-10. 1+21+10+22+1+21+10=86, God (ALHIM = 1+30+5+10+40).
Stan Tenen figured out aleph; not me. Please look at the middle of the chart.
https://meru.org/Lettermaps/3-lobedgroups.html
Aleph is a combination of beit and final tzaddik. Notice that this letter too can work with Reish in place of beit. If it’s a reish and final tzaddik, 20+27=47, my first name in the English phonetical alphabet. We will see my first and last name later.
Then Shin is 3 zayins. Zayin is 7 and 3*7 = 21, which is Shin’s number.
For yud, the crown is 1 and the slight path up to it is like 0, barely drawn to show a zero. It spells out 10.
Then for tav, we can have 20×20 = 400. This is final gematria, and a different font. In final gematria, the first 9 letters are 1-9, then the next 9 are 10-90, then the next 4 are 100-400 and the finals are the same as their original. The fact that we are using them and the fact that tav is the highest suggests an end to the first word.
If we use the Pythagorean theorem again, having 20 as legs yields a hypotenuse of 28.28, where 28 is the simple Gematria for Tav spelled out (T-v is 22+6=28)
For the beit, the area is sort of 21*10, and we will see 210 much later.
1.5 I found this but it may not be new. We’ve noted that the B has one more segment to add to the R. The three segments of aleph may be rearranged to roughly make a shin. The I as a short straight line can be moved on the Tav to make it look like a rotated beit.
- As we analyze each as the first letter, these images will help us:
The first image is a beit in a pei; the second is a gimmel in a pei; the third is a shin; now let’s look at this.
The beit in a pei is like a tongue in a mouth. The beit is pronounced “B” “T”. First, the pei pulls the lips in like the pei to make a “B”, then the beit almost touches the front upper mouth like a “T”. Also, in simple gematria, beit is the second letter in the Hebrew alphabet and pei is seventeen. 2*17=34. Every letter is a word and beit is beit-yud-tav, who’s simple gematria is 2-10-22. 2+10+22=34. So, the picture, the pronunciation, the prime factorization, and the spelling of the letter are all quite related. (See #129).
Now with the reish.
The tongue is sticking up and the gimmel almost touches the top of the mouth like when you pronounce it. Here, the pei is simply a mouth but the indentation might indicate the mouth is open, distinguishing between ‘M’ and ‘R’. Reish is resih-yud-shin or 20+10+21=51, and 51=3*17, where 3 is gimmel and 17 is pei. Again, the picture, the pronunciation, the prime factorization and the spelling of the letter relate even though there is a gimmel in the middle and not a reish (a reish would be the same as the beit).
The shin in the pei (mouth) is like saying “Reshit” with the Sh in the back. Shin is Sh-I-final N, or 21+10+25=56. We can add a pei, add 17 because in the picture it’s not final, and we get 56+17=73, a number that can make a Star of David by packing that many circles.
Note that with the beit, I read in “Why the Torah begins with the letter beit,” by Michael J. Alter that in theme #62 the pei surrounds the beit (and that the pei is a mouth). However, I came up with that it is in the shape of prounouncing beit and that the number for beit*pei = the number for the spelling of beit on my own. The reish was on my own.
10-24-22 Want to see more? This is all my own.
So once again, simply gematria has the letters numbered from 1 to 27 and regular gematria has 1,2,…,9,10,20,…90,100,200,300,400, then 20,40,50,80 and 90.
I wanted to look at pronunciation of the first 3 letters and/or the second word B-R-A.
First of all, the simple gematria is 23 for B-R-A and the fourth word of the Torah A-T. Notice that AT has similar pronunciation to R-A.
Since we basically pronounce B and R with B and G (we did 2*17 and 3*17), I thought we might do (2+3)*17. It is 85, one less than the full Gematria for the third word in the Torah, God.
If we use regular Gematria with the shapes, 2 and 3 stay the same and pei becomes 80 instead of 17. (2+3)*80=400, one less than the full Gematria of the fourth word of the Torah which is untranslatable.
Also, we looked at the spellings of the words for B and R, 34 and 51. 34+51=85, once again one letter away.
2+3+17=22, the letters in the Hebrew alphabet.
2+3+80=85, one away from 86 again, the word God.
We can say that aleph = 1 so that when B-R is one away, B-R-A matches up with A-L-H-I-M and A-T exactly.
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Next, the first word. A simple one to start out. This is mine.
The letters are 2-20-1-21-10-22. 2+20=22, the letters in the alphabet. 1+21=22 also. 10 suggests to do full gematria, so we jump to 400 with the last letter. Now (20+21)*10=410 and 10+400=410. Also the first two words are A-B-A with B-R-A, S-I-T, and B-R-A again.
Ayin vav #92 A simple pattern that may have been discovered already.
In simple gematria, the first 6 letters of the first verse add to 76. The next 9 letters add to 76. The last 6 letters add to 76. The remaining seven letters add to 95 and the average of 76 and 95 is 86 (A+L+H+I+M is God and =1+30+5+10+40 in full gematria.
beit dalet chet #68 To get your feet wet, here is an imperfect one of mine to give a feel that needs the Torah to start with the letter B to cover all of it.
First let us start with the 2nd, 4th and 8th words in Genesis 1. The second word is B-R-A or 203, the 0 being in the middle, the 2 and 3 adding to 5 and the 2 corresponding to being the second word. The fourth word is A-T or 401, the 0 being in the middle, the 4 and 1 adding to 5 and the 4 corresponding to being the fourth word. The eighth word is V-H-A-R-Tz or 302, the 0 being in the middle, adding to 5 and 8 being too high, but 302 is between 203 and 401 both by average and pictorially. 104 is trivial because 5 is defined to be 1+4. The 6th word, V-A-T, is 407 and different. 4+7=11 and the 11th word is V-B-H-V or 19 and the 19th word is ayin-L which is 100 in full gematria.
Now for the odds. The first word, B-R-A-Sh-I-T is 913. The third is A-L-H-I-M or 86. To go from 9 to 8 is -1 and from 1 to nothing is -1. Then adding 3 it is like -1-1+3 or adding 1. The fifth is H-Sh-m-I-M or 395. From 86 to 395, 8 to 9 is +1, 6 to 5 is -1 and 3 is +3, making it like adding 3. The 7th word is H-A-R-Tz or 296. From 86 it is +2,+1,+0 or +3. Also note that in all the digits for odd words (9-1-3-8-6-3-9-5-2-9-6) there is 1 1, 2 3s and 3 9s. Notice the 1st word we go up 1 and then the 3rd word we go up 3 to get to the 5th or 7th word. Or the Torah could start with the R, making the first word 911 and +3, +3 and +3.
Now I noticed that without the sixth word, V-A-T, interesting patterns emerge. 6 is not a power of 2 and the sixth word’s spelling, 4-0-7, has no digits from the odds (9-1-3-8-6-3-9-5-2-9-6).
If we add words 2,4 and 8 each is 5 and we get 15, a sacred number (2+0+3+4+0+1+3+0+2). Then the first and third add to 27 (9+1+3+8+6), the number of letters in simple gematria. The fifth and seventh words add to 34 (3+9+5+2+9+6), where 34 is the sum of the spelling of the letters that spell the first letter beit. Beit is spelled B-I-T or (2+10+22=34). Notice that 15+27+34=76, which is the sum of the spelling of the letters in the first word (B-R-A-S-I-T = 2+20+1+21+10+22).
As a rule in my book, regular or full gematria follows simple gematria. This is the only exception because adding digits does not lead to big numbers.
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tet #2 Another one with the first word, Beresheit. This pattern is entirely mine! It is spelled beit,reish, aleph, shin,yud, tav or BIT, RISh, ALF, ShIN, IVD, and TV.
Their numbers are 34, 51, 30, 45, 20 and 28 respectfully. Note that we are using an unfinalized pei in the spelling of aleph and n in shin. For instance, beit is spelled beit-yud-tav or 2+10+22=34.
I-8-T-2-A-4-B-11-S-6-R gets folded nicely as
S I R A T B. 45 20 51 30 28 34.
I to T
1 => 9
T back to A
7 <= 9
A to B
7 => 11
B back to S
0 <= 11
S to R
0 => 6
20-28 is 8
28-30 is 2
30-34 is 4
34-45 is 11
45-51 is 6.
So, 2-4-6-8-11 the 11 ends the pattern and it is folded intricately.
To paraphrase Sampson Raphael Hirsch’s “The Pentateuch,” Beresheit describes creation as coming out from the seat of movement of internal and external movement, from the extremeties of time, time and not space, a very suggestive word to start the Torah.
This pattern only works with beit.
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Beit reish reish beit #87 recursive spellings. Mine. B or R. Non-geometric.
If we take B and spell it B-I-T, 2+10+22=34. If we expand each letter to B-I-T, we have 3 Beits giving us 3*34=102. If we subtract the full spelling of Beit, Yud and Tav from 102 (beit, yud and tav spell beit), 102-34-20 (yud=10+6+4)-28 (TAV=22+6)= 20, which is the simple spelling of reish. This suggests a reish is in the beit. B-R-I-T spells covenant, treaty, alliance and B-I-T is house; a covenant in the house. Now if take reish, R-I-Sh (20+10+21) is 51, and 51*3 is 153 (like we just did). 153 – R (20) – I (10) – Sh(21) takes us back to the 102 again.
tzaddik #3 10-31-22 mine except the B and Tz at the end.
Let’s compare B-R-A to S-I-T backwards.
2-20-1 and 22-10-21.
The 2,0 and 1 match and the tens digits get switched, but we do 10 because we can’t do 0.
Also, if we look at the second and seventh words of the first verse, they make a palindrome: B-R-A-H-A-R-Tz. B and Tz combine to make aleph according to Stan Tenen on meru.org.
https://meru.org/Lettermaps/3-lobedgroups.html
caph #4 10-1 through 2-2022 Another one with the first word that I made mostly myself. It is the most revealing about the beit vs the reish that I have found.
Later on in this page, I subtracted letters from each other, and then subtracted the results from each other.
For this one, we write the alphabet along side letters and subtract accordingly. There are 28 letters in verse 1, and 27 letters in the Hebrew aleph-beit (alphabet).
Taking the first three letters, beit-reish-aleph, we subtract the aleph-beit (alphabet), aleph-beit-gimmel respectively. We come up with aleph-tzaddik-beit (2-1=1,20-2=18, and 3-1=2). Note that it would be impossible to have a final tzaddik. Also note how well this fits with Stan Tenen’s center of the aleph-beit:
Meru Foundation Research: Front-Back / Base-3 Symmetry Groups: 1
https://meru.org/Lettermaps/3-lobedgroups.html
Apart from this relationship, everything else in this pattern is mine. (I found that they subtract to these three on my own also).
The aleph even comes first. However the dalet doesn’t work very well with the shin. We don’t know what to make of it. I came up with something great to do with the dalet. Spell dalet dalet-lamed-tav and its spelling adds to 38.
ayin #5 Suppose we start from the second letter and made reish-aleph-shin-yud-tav.
If we go around the pentagon starting at reish, the fourth letter, corresponding to dalet, is yud. Dalet minus yud is 38-10 or 28, corresponding to the 28 letters.
If we make a pentagram instead, we go r-s-t-a-i and the a corresponds to the dalet. 38-1 is 37, a star of David number and the third hexagon number with a dot in the middle. We will see 37 a lot in other patterns down this page.
Therefore b and r go back and forth, going to r to fit the dalet and the dalet indicating 28.
Suppose we start at the “A”. A+I is C, and as such, C-R-S-T makes a pentagram that seems to spell “Christ” Also the middle 3 letters backward are I-Sh-A which is the start of the spelling of Yeshua, or Jesus. Note that Jesus is actually spelled I-Sh-V-Ayin.
Everything is mine except the aleph being made from the tzaddik and the beit.
So Torah can also be misspelled with the top 3 letters T-R-A including 2 of the four letters. We have 5 letters of Christ, 2 of 4 for Jesus and 2 of 4 for Torah. All 7 words in Genesis 1:1 work somehow to have all 3 words in them, even A-T (I-Sh-A is an abbreviation for Jesus). Then we can do 2 words into Genesis 1:2. If we use either the correct spelling or the incorrect spelling (or the A-I trick), and if we add h and v to get c in the 11th word we can keep stretching it. For al-peney we don’t get Torah but n could be messiah for Christ. However, the ayin is Yeshua but can also be like a in Torah’s abbreviation. The next 3 words are easy. Then M-R-Ch-Ph-T simply doesn’t have Jesus. Perhaps because it means hover or brood and Jesus is always there. We completed 17 words by a stretch.
10-14 to 10-15: mine
Just below here by swapping the first two words, the length of the first 5 words make 365.25. I noticed that when you divide by 5 you get almost 73, a star of David number we will see later.
If we factor each letter from 1 to 27, we can place each prime number in order that it appears. For instance, r is 20 and has 2 and 5. S is 21 which has 3 and 7. What we get is 2,5,3,7,11,13,23,19 and 17.
We do a quick switch in the 2nd and 3rd letters, perhaps to just make it not obvious. 23, 19 and 17 are in reverse order. Notice that these are the only prime numbers that are in the alpha bet and it can’t potentially have a greater number.
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final caph#6 Here is a generous helping of 8 patterns I came up with on my own from 10-12 to 10-13 2022:
If we look at the digits in the numbers of the first verse, the first 11 letters are 0,1 or 2. The first possible letter is 01, A. The last is 22 (tav). In the middle are 11 and 12. 11, caph, is the only letter not present. 12, lamed, is the last letter. This works with B or R starting.
Do full gematria and we start at 2 and then introduce 0,1,3,4,5, and 6 in order. This works starting with the B or the R. The final tzaddik makes a 9, and then 8 and 7 come next. So we have 2,0,1,3,4,5,6,9,8,7. In the case of 1 and 9 we want to fill in two on the side in reverse.
There is an easier way to see this. Even: 2,0,4,6,8. Odd: 1,3,5,9,7. That should be clear.
Going from word to word in the first verse, we count how many words have no new letters, 1 new letter or more spelling out the verse. Depending on B or not, there are 3 or 4 with no new letters. Every word except God has 0 or 1 new letters. This does not work so well the other way.
If we look at the number of letters each word is in the first verse, it is
Shin#7 6-3-5-2-5-3-4 letters in first words. One very easy thing to do is switch the first two numbers. We get 365.25, the number of days in a year. It is actually 365.24, so if we carry the 1 we finish with 1-3-4. Switching the first two numbers again gives us 3.14.
zayin#8 If we combine words and count the total letters, we get 9-7-5-3-4. The 4 ends the pattern.
chet#9 We can also do 6+8+10+4. These show amazing precise location of the number of letters in each word of the first verse.
The first half of the verse is 6->3->5-> back to 6. The differences are 3->2->1 and back to 3. The second half of the verse is 2->5->3->4-> back to 2. The differences are 3->2->1->2 and back to 3.
#10 The number of letters per word is almost a palindrome: 6-3-5-2-5-3-4. The pattern is here in many of these patterns – you will often miss something barely or get it and miss something greater because it’s been hinted only. Another palindrome is B-R-A-S-I-S-R-A-L, a combination of the first word and Israel. The R and A are not mirror images. B+R+A+S+I=54 in simple gematria, and so is S+R+A+L. 54 is the start of Israel in full gematria (I+S+R+A+L=10+300+200+1+30=541). See index.
Yud alef #81 fibbonaci series as multipliers to first verse, suggesting the Torah is beautiful. Mine. B or R, but definitely R.
The fibbonaci series is a list of numbers that usually starts as 1 and 1. Each next number is the sum of the previous two numbers. 1+1=2,1+2=3,2+3=5 and 3+5=8. If you start the Torah out with the R, and use the letters as multipliers, 20*1+1*1+21*2+10*3+22*5= 203, the full gematria for the second word. This could technically work with B corresponding to 0. 0+1=1 and 1+1=2 so it works the same way. 0*2+20*1+…+22*5 still is 203.
beit#11 If we look at the first letter in the verse, then add 2 and go to the third, then add 4 and go to the 7th, we look at 1,3,7,15,31,the letters are B-A-B-A-A. Very small; some patterns are very precise and can be recognized as such.
Final pei#23 Here is how to get pi to 13 digits in Genesis 1:1, a world record I believe. The concept is to count the things that are skipped in order of least importance. Using full gematria and going through the alphabet, whenever a letter is skipped count how many times in a row a letter is skipped. For instance, g and d get skipped making 2. Then z,ch and tet make 3. You get 2-3-1-4-1-5 (the 5 is 500..900). Then we count what isn’t the most holy. God and the heavens are the most holy. Also the final tzaddik since it means final righteous priest or tree.
A Christian may object that Jesus is the alpha and omega, the aleph and the tav. That is included with God and the Heavens in 5-3-5 below. A final righteous priest works with Jews, Christians and Muslims.
If the final tzaddik means tree, then it could mean the tree of life. The pathway to fill the Heavens under God.
The letters between them are 9-2-6 (BRASITBRA, AT and VATHAR). Next we count those words, “God and the Heavens”, which is ALHIM VAT HSmIM or 5-3-5. Then the final Tzadik is 90 (most important way to count it). We get pi = 3.141592653590, where it actually is 3.1415926535897… This works with B and I found it (with R it is 3.14158). 2-3-1 is also 231 the gematria for Rael as in Israel… see Shin Yud #40.
Disclaimer: I am not counting the following. If we want to reverse engineer (there is no way we could find this independently); well here goes. Going back to the 2-3-1-4-1-5, gimmel is first and final caph is last so since we’re starting over we subtract 3/100 from the last digit. That gives 3.141592535897. Then following our first and last pattern, the first phrase is still 9 and H-A-R is 3. Then using ALHIM and HSMIM, AL is an abbreviation and so is HSM, giving 2-3. We have 90 again and we want to subtract; this time we will just have a subtraction in a vacuum. This time we take the 2-3-1-4-1-5 and 8 or 9 is the sum average, corresponding to the letter 15 or 16. -15 or -16 is 84 or 85. Thus we get 3.1415926535897932384 or 3.141592653589732385. Next, we get back to the “9,2,6.” “BRAShITBRA” has 6 unique letters. “AT” has 2. Since we’ve done two trees the third one isn’t holy (the garden of Eden) so “VATHARTz” has 6. We are doing not holy this time. “43” is half of “86” (ALHIM adds to 86). Then “383” is “395-12” were “395” is Heaven or HShmIM and 12 subtracted is an “L” for not reaching towards it. “27” is the final Tzaddik but in simple gematria. Next is “95”. The “3-1-4-1” adds to “9” and the “5” is final letters and matches with “5.” Then we end with the first “0”. 3.14159265358979323846264338327950 or 33 digits.
Just looking at the first 4, 2-3-1-4, if a radius is 2 and pi is 3.14, the area and circumference are 12.56, corresponding to aleph, beit, hei and vav as the first letters in verse 1. They are the only letters whose place is one digit. The volume is 4/3*3.14*23. That is 33.49333… The 3 and 4 fill in the space of the 1,2,5 and 6 and the 9 closes the pattern, they being non-letters.
With the surface area, if we for some reason do half, we get ½*4*3.14*22 = 25.12. These are the same digits as in #34. 512 is one in the tenths place in binary and 1,2 and 5 are factors of 10. If we add a circle to “close the lid,” we add 12.56 and it is 37.68. 37 is a Star of David number, and if we start counting at the digit 0, we get dalet, zayin, chet and tet, finishing the list of all the missing letters that can be represented by one digit.
If we take a whole sphere with radius 2 and add a circle plate in the middle with radius 2, the surface area is 62.8. 50.24 (4*3.14.*22)+12.56=62.8. Not only is this 20*pi (3.14), like before if we count from 0 these are non-letters (gimmel,zayin,tet). Count each surface on both sides and we’re back to 125.6.
231 is also what you get if you count all the larger letters after each letter up to 22; 231 is also the number of two-letter Hebrew roots.
If we have an ellipse with major axis 20 and minor axis 2, the area is 125.6. If we do it Joseph Smith’s way, and do major 20 minor 1, the perimeter/circumference is 80.38430054541857. The first 12 digits are contained in 304,805, the number of letters in the Torah. See #31.
With an ellipsoid, with axes 2,20 and 1, surface area = 303.484999582. It rounds to 303.485000. 9 digits of 304,805. The digits of “304,805” are introduced in order.
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gimmel#12 If we arrange the letters in alphabetical order and count how many of each letter, we get 6,2,3,1,3,1,3,1,3,2,3. Notice in the pattern below this one there are 4 pairs of 3 and 1. We just showed that they are almost all in sequence alphabetically in terms of 3 or 1. Notice that starting with R it is 6,1,3,1,3,1,3,1,3,2,3. Jews believe in 613 Torah commandments. Mine. See #93.
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dalet (4*8) #13 Now here is a pattern from meru.org by Stan Tenen that I have modified:
I have moved it from 7 columns to 4 by letting the word for God link all on a slant:
(see #122)
torus/dimpled sphere.
I believe there are a lot of patterns in a 4×8 grid or I have seen some. The slants differ only by how far apart the letters are.
The letters match up usually equal but sometimes opposite in ternary count, where A starts at 000 and the final tzaddik is 222. For instance, m is 110 and H is 011. R is 201 and L is 102. There are 3 ms and 1 h and 3 rs and 1 l. Also 1 v and 3 ts (012 and 210). Four such 3:1 patterns emerge with opposite ternary count. However Tz is 222 but we call it -001 so it matches with 3 I’s which are 100. -001 or 222 is a convenient way to end the pattern. Stan Tenen did this pattern; I just found it to fit in 4×8.
We see the 8 matching letters (I with B) in #128.
We will see T,m,v and h again much later; they are two pairs. Only B.
Notice that if the first B were not there, B would match to the three Is and Tz could stand alone or link to the As, but it does not work geometrically.
Gimmel#12 more by me. We take one of each pair in the last one. We choose v,I,m and L. L-v=6. m-L=1. m-I=3. 613 again, is the number of Jewish commandments.
B or R is irrelevant.
Aleph chet dalet #57 (#13 continued). The B or R is irrelevant as this continues past verse 1. This is mine.
I did not piece together the shapes but I thought about making sure they can be geometrically connected. I got through Genesis 1:2-1:5 like Genesis 1:1 right above. Stan Tenen did 1:3. Everything matches or matches a mirror image.
In Genesis 1:2 the final tzaddik, 222, can be matched to A, 000, or I, 100 with 222=-1. Everything works except darkness. There is no Shin matching or final caph matching. So we remove the word darkness because it cannot be seen.
For Genesis 1:3, Stan Tenen did it. www.meru.org/Posters/gen1-3.html
The final mem does not fit for some reason. However if we go down the center of the Menorah, we have 4 alephs and two yuds, then the final mem. 1+1+1+1+10+10=24, final mem in simple gematria. The letters are in alphabetical order. Removing a 1 and a 10, the sum is 13, unfinal “M” in simple gematria. The alephs and yuds are ones and tens, and (1+1+1+1)*(10+10) = 80. 80 is twice an mem in full gematria and regular mem and final mem are each 40. See #93.
(1+1+1+1)*10*10=400, the last letter of the alphabet in full gematria to end the pattern.
For Genesis 1:4, the dalet is 010 and the caph is 101. We just match 010 and 101. All three letters of darkness are missing, chet, shin and final caph.
For Genesis 1:5, Shin and final caph are missing in darkness. The ayin in “evening” needs a chet which can only be from “darkness.” Evening works like darkness and they are both the first letters of their words. Everything works except the very last letter dalet, 010. We cannot have 020, 101, 111 or 212. Dalet is the very last letter of the very first day, closing the pattern.
mem#14 This one is mine! Notice that in verse 1, the order of the letters keeps going back and forth. If you only look at a letter when it hasn’t gone a different direction than the one before, that is called monotonicity (see #126). The letters that do it, counting the last monotonic letter (it takes three letters to make the pattern, but at the beginning of verse 2 it takes 4 and we count the fourth), are 10,14,20,23,26, 28, 31, 33, 36. Note that when you divide by 10, these can be the square roots of 1,2,4,5,7, 8, 10, 11 and 13. The pattern continues partway into the second verse.
If you count the ones that go upward, they are M and Tz, the two finalized letters in the first verse. In the other way, it is all A and I. This works through the second verse until the last one which is tav, the final letter of the aleph beit, ending the pattern. Only B.
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vav#15 This one is so simple I’m surprised I’ve never seen it elsewhere; it’s mine. The first letters of the first words in the first verse of the standard Torah are very small. The first are B-B-A-A and the highest is the 6th letter. Add them up: 2+2+1+1+5+6+5 = 22. 22 letters in the standard alphabet.
What if we do the last letters of the first words in the first verse this way? There are 3 Ts, 2 ms, and one a and one tz but we won’t make it final because of that 22. (m will be 13 and tz 18, we will rarely violate the rule with this). 22+1+13+22+13+22+18 = 111! 111 is the gematria for aleph (A-L-Ph is 1+30+80). Aleph is the first letter in the Hebrew alphabet. 111 is also 3*37, where 37 is a star of David number. We have the number of letters in the alphabet and the gematria for the first letter.
What if we do full gematria on the last letters? 400+1+40+400+40+400+90=1371, where 13, 37 and 73 are Stars of David numbers.
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final mem#16 This one is mine! A simple one is that in the first 14 letters of Genesis 1:1 is Abraham and in the last 14 letters is Asher (A-B-R-H-M and A-Sh-R spelled in order). This works with the biet or the reish. Asher means “Happy” or “Blessed” which many think is all that matters. Asher is the last name introduced of the twelve tribes of Israel but not the last blessed.
Israel, I-Sh-R-A-L, takes up 15 of the letters in the first verse, more than half. The spellings of the letters in the first word take up: BIT- 8, RISh – 8, Alph-7, ShIN, 5, IVD-4, and TV-4 (descending order and note that B and R are equal).
Zayin Zayin #43 In the first seven letters, the second through eighth, the third through ninth, up until the the first letter before earth (T, the 24th), there is always exactly one letter that repeats. For instance if we start at the Lamed and go the seven letters, L-H-I-M-A-T-H has exactly one letter, the Hei, that repeats. B or R or any letter up to the last T. My pattern. Full gematria.
Aleph beit gimmel #39 (mine) If we match the letters in the first verse with numbers with no gaps, like this: A-1,B-2,H-3,V-4,I-5,
We get 2,8,1,9,5,10,2,8,1,1,6,3,5,11,1,10,3,9,7,5,11,4,1,10,3,1,8,12. The finals are a higher number.
Then if we subtract each pair of numbers and make the difference positive, we get 6,7,8,4,5,8,6,7,0,5,3,2,6,10,9,7,6,2,2,6,7,3,9,7,2,7,4. This procedure ends in 0. It works with B or R.
#48 Following #39. Mine. Only R. If we look at the first word in simple gematria, B-R-A-S-I-T, we get 2-20-1-21-10-22->18-19-20-11-12->1-1-9-1->0-8-8->0-8->8. We want 0.
R-A-S-I-T is 20-1-21-10-22->19-20-11-12->1-9-1->8-8->0. Good.
Now with the first verse, starting with a B, it works to get 0 with unfinalized letters.
Starting with R, it is 0 with finalized letters.
The second verse works with final M and final or unfinal K and Tz. “And the earth is formless and void” works with unfinal Tz. “And darkness was over the face of the deep” works with final M and final or unfinal K. “And the spirit of God hovered over the face of the waters” works with final M. Thus the whole verse works with unfinal Tz, final M and either K
Aleph beit beit gimmel #64 B only mine. We try the same difference patterns, but we subtract in the same order every time and keep it positive or negative.
2-20=-18. (2-20)-(20-1)=-37. (2-20)-(20-1))-((20-1)-(1-21))=-76. The pattern continues -146 and -270 for the first word. With the -18, we notice that the value roughly doubles in size each time. -37 is a Star of David number, and -146 is -2*73 where 73 is a Star of David number. -76 is the sum of the first word in simple gematria. (2+20+1+21+10+22=76). Then -270 is almost -2701 which appears a lot in this book.
For “2701,” see index
Chet samech #51 Chess. Ancient board games could date back to the Bible and God cares about what happens in board and video games.
In chess, the 2 indicates picking sides and is optional. Thus, in this my pattern the B or the R can start.
R corresponds to 20 moves. A (1) corresponds to Black offering a draw since you can do it with each move. Then S (21) corresponds to 20 moves and resigning.
For I (10), there are 10 ways black can move a pawn after white moves a pawn and black can have its pawn immediately exposed to an undefended attack by a pawn. For instance, a4 b5, b4 c5, and c4 b5. There are 5 losing moves when white moves a knight out but two are the same position after taking the pawn so we count 3. There are two black moves that can potentially lose to a bishop, each after two white pawn moves that open the bishop up, so we will count 4. Analysis suggests that all of these are immediately losing for black except for a few of the pawn moves.
Also, I is spelled IVD=10+6+4=20, the number of moves.
For T(22), there are 21 ways white could move a piece on its second move (two knight positions come from 2 ways so we count them once) and lose immediately. For instance, Ra3, Na3-b5, and Qa4.
21 wraps up the pattern since it says 22, but note that T(400) corresponds to the number of positions after 2 moves. Also, Tav is spelled TV = 22+6=28. If we add 21 ways white can lose on the third to 3 winning positions with a knight on the second to 4 ways black loses to a bishop on the second, all the piece moves are 28.
(Pieces are not pawns and pawns are not pieces in chess).
hei#17 Next, we will make a dreidel pattern. This is mine. For this we have a rubik’s cube that will be the dreidel.
The letters of the alphabet are formed across a 3x3x3 coordinate system.
As we spell out the first verse in Genesis 1:1, we put the number of each letter where it goes.
The path through the dreidel is ABRSLImTM..Tz..MVH. We have to temporarily go to the Tz and back.
As we go back and forth, you will notice that very often, the numbers between two adjacent squares go back and forth, sometimes completely and sometimes partially. If we look at the last letter to be made, and then start over in the next square in the sequence, we find that
AB stops at 10= yud. R-Sh works (it goes back and forth fully). Sh-L works.
LI stops at 20 = reish.
mT does nothing and we use the first letter 6 = vav. Because it does nothing, TM works.
M(Tz)VH does nothing (except together) and we use the first letter 12 but the twist is that the 12 is from hei. Yud,reish, vav and hei almost spell Torah (the yud should be a tav). The consonants are in order and so are the vowels.
To get tav from yud, notice that the a numbers that work in the aleph are 3,9 and 10 which add to 22 or tav. Thus we have gotten each letter of TRVH/Torah by a variation on a theme.
Also, the faces correspond to the letters of the dreidel.
ABHV nun AImT gimmel TzTMSR hei VLSMTz shin
They even go in the order for the dreidel. (You might need a mirror image and the shin can be reversed).
The four letters that spell Torah, from top to bottom, are
ו, ר, ה, ת (from right to left). Notice that each letter in order fills in some more to get to the next letter. Plus, if we put the ת on top, it spells out Torah in order (TVRH).
This pattern works just as well with or without the first letter Beit except spelling Torah only with the beit.
Nun nun#66 – traveling with each letter being a direction in a Rubiks cube.
B only mine. We look at the dreidel, and going through the first verse, we go the direction of each letter from the center for each letter. For instance A would be moving one in a negative direction each time. Chet would be nothing in the a-g direction, positive in the a-z direction, and negative in the a-q direction. Subtracting the different directions we go, x = 7-13, y= 1-17 and z=11-12. The total displacement is -23. The averages of each of the two numbers for x,y and z is 10,9 and 11.5, almost sequential. We get x=-6,y=-16 and z=-1. That is two 6s and two 1s. 6+6+1+1=14 (half the letters), and to travel 14 is to travel 21 in one direction and 7 in the other (there are a total of 28 letters, none of them neutral). That is like 3:1 like Stan Tenens introductory pattern [ #13]. Also, there are 6 alephs or 1s, and there is 1 vav or 6.
Plus, 6, 1 and 16 spells 611=Torah, another Torah from the dreidel. (T+V+R+H=611 in full gematria).
yud (5*2)#18 For my next trick, I want you to look at
https://meru.org/Posters/Gen1-1Shushon.html.
The coloring scheme is yellow, green, red and blue from inside to outside like the picture and we will use this for this pattern (the other four will use https://meru.org/Lettermaps/3-lobedgroups.html , and the two color schemes are equivalent).
(You can use this template with the 2nd and 3rd verse as well.)
Notice that the 4 colors have frequency 12,8,4 and 4 in the first verse in no particular order, and in the Shushon there are 4 spaces.
We can look at each set of 5 letters in order around the circle which was my idea, or in order that they come in the first verse.
The letters according to their color, running around the circle, are
Beit, GYRYB, _Y_GY, RYRBY, B_RYG, YGRYR, YBR_R, and final tzade.
Or to run straight through the verse:
Beit, GYRYB, _Y_GY, YGRYR, YBR_R, RYRBY, B_RYG, and final tzade
Here is one way to match each one:
The B and Tzaddik are yellow and fit the top and bottom of the dodecahedron more or less depending on which match you choose, but it is impossible to get all yellows connecting to all the top and all of the bottom. It is also impossible to have all matches on one side and none on the other (to have no B).
This makes 6 pentagons connected across. They connect up and down to form a dodecahedron. The dodecahedron is my idea.The connections go across from one end to the other as well. This pattern works with a B.
Using the same categories of letters in https://meru.org/Lettermaps/3-lobedgroups.html, I wrote a program to find potential phrases in the Torah where they matched up exactly after a lot of letters. There were many times more than statistically expected and there were more the closer you got to the beginning.
qoph#19 These two patterns nearly work. More with Stan Tenen’s letter pairing: Tree maze and triangle sandwich, resurrected from my own work many years ago (the colors are his the patterns are mine):
We use the color scheme in https://meru.org/Lettermaps/3-lobedgroups.html
Tree maze; starting moving in one direction and going at right angles, I keep adding two directions for every direction counter-clockwise. The letters are:
BGBYBRBGBBGYBYBRYYYBYRBRYBGB.
On the right bottom, right top and left top, we have 3-in-a-row one letter. Then we form a pattern where we keep branching out the wrong way. B goes to G and then B. Then the G in the middle goes the other way. G goes to Y and then G. Then the Y in the middle goes the other way. Y goes to B and then Y. Then the B in the middle goes the other way. B goes to Y and then B. Right, left, left, left.
If we count letters where either letters are connected, or connected across a letter, the number counts are 3,5,8,9,10,13,14,20,22,24,26 and 28. Relating these numbers is not easy, but we try to get close approximations with related formulas. You may puzzle yourself with is this correct or not, but remember it is a maze.
First, like in the square root pattern above (mem#14), we want 0.3,0.5,0.8,0.9,1.0,1.3,1.4,2.0,2.2,2.4,2.6 and 2.8.
The cube root of 0.3 is 0.669.
0.5 = 1/2.
0.8 = 0.1^0.1 is also 0.794. The cube root of 1/2 = 0.794. They differ by 0.000627. The first is closer.
For 0.9, we use 0.26 instead of 2.6 because we need to make the number higher.
(2/3) to the 0.26 power = 0.89995. The closeness justifies us.
1.0 is just 1.
1.3 to the 1.3 power is 1.406.
1.4 is the square root of 2 or 1.41, but also note what we just found with 1.3 relating to 1.4.
1.2964^1.2964=1.4.
Notice that 1.3 and 1.4 are one notch apart. 1.2 to the 1.2 power rounds down to 1.2, even though 1.21 does round to 1.3. 1.4 to the 1.4 is 1.602, two notches, even though 1.35 to the 1.35 is 1.4995.
1.4^1.4=1.602.
2.0 is just itself.
For 2.2^2.2 = 5.666696 and 2.2^ (1/3) is 1.3006.
2.4^(1/3)=1.339.
2.6 which we have found a striking result with, can also do 2.6 to the 2.6 power = 11.993, also quite close.
2.8 is the square root of 8 but not very close. The cube root of 22 is 2.802, where 22 is the number of letters in the aleph beit. There are 27 letters in the color scheme, but it is alright; the mem and final mem are the same color and the tzaddik and final tzaddik are the same color.
We have only used cube roots and numbers to their own powers, relating some numbers and using integers (divided by 10), halves, thirds, and 22 whole.
If we take x to the x or the cube root of x, for x = a multiple of 0.1 from 0.1 to 2.8, no number is closer than these (we also did the cube root of 22).
Only B.
final tzaddik#20
BGB,YBR,BGB,BGY,BYB,RYY,YBY,RBR,YBG,B
23, 53, 23, 18, 24, 48, 36, 29, 26, 27.
The first 3 triplets are prime and form the first triangle on top. Then we do the next two and the last one on the bottom because we will sandwich the other 3 in. These all match perfectly or one letter off on the bottom triangle, by sliding. The BGY slides, the YBG matches the YBR except one letter.
Notice that the first 3 are prime. Then the next 4 are quite factorable. The 29 (RBR) is prime and there is no 29th letter, ending the pattern. 26 and 27 lead to 28 letters. Incidentally, the first 3 primes add to 99 and the primes add to 128. The last three to cover (RYY,YBY and RBR) match up with the top triangle’s bottom (except one letter) with RYY in reverse and make a matching triangle together. RYY has the most factors. The last 3 end in 29, suggesting an end to the pattern as there is no 29th letter.
The final letter is B and it matches the middle letter, the two letters at the top and the two letters at the bottom if we do the BGY slide in one way.
Only B.
Chet final nun chet #50 I’ll let my picture speak for itself (B only mine), but the two circled numbers are about as close to 2701 as you can get (see index-2701 particularly 21 right below:
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tet yud tet #52 (mine)
nun #21 This one was originally posted and created on http://www.otherbiblecode.com/ by Vernon Jenkins. The website is no longer there. His new website is www.whatabeginning.com .Read on for my contribution.
In the Hebrew alphabet the letters can also correspond to 1-9,10-90, and 100-400 and the last 5 letters are the same as their original forms.
So in Genesis 1:1 there are 7 words with the following numbers:
913, 203,86,401,395,407, and 296.
Now 913+203+86+401+395+407+296=2701.
913*203*86*401*395*407*296=304,153,525,784,175,760
If we add the numbers between commas, 304+153+525+784+175+760=2701! See index.
Vernon Jenkins also pointed out a verse in Genesis where the earth started over after Noah and the letters also added to 2701.
Not only that, 2701=37*73.
And not only that, 37 and 73 are among the first centered Star of David numbers. 37 is the 4th centered hexagonal number and 37 and 73 are the second and third Star of David numbers. We will see a pattern with that next. Obviously, this pattern only works starting with beit.
It should also be noted that Vernon Jenkins found a verse in Noah describing a new beginning where the letters added up to 2701 also.
The next part is all mine.
But first, I have found something remarkable today February 17, 2022 about furthering this pattern. This is me:
Note that 73 is the gematria for Chokmah or wisdom.
Many Jews consider the first Beit to be 2000 instead of 2 because it is large. If we add up all the words/letters with 2000 instead of 2 the number is 1998 higher and we get 4699. 4,699 is factored by 37 and 127. 37 is the 4th centered hexagonal number as we know and 127 turns out to be the 9th.
And there’s more. If we multiply the numbers (from words) with 2911 instead of 913 we get 969,760,036,755,460,720 just like before. The numbers between commas add up to 3700!
And there’s more that I found. Joseph Smith said there was no beit so that would give the first word as 911. The word sum, 2699, cannot be divisible by 37 for obvious reasons, but I found it was prime. When we multiply all the words we get 303,487,253,000,420,720. When we add the numbers between commas we get 2183 = 37 times 59. Not bad for Joseph Smith. 37 we’ve seen again and note that 37 occurring is not trivial. 59 is 2 below 61, another centered hexagon number and we have subtracted 2 in the verse as well as a hexagon number.
Next, I remember hearing that the first B can be 2 million so I tried it. 2,000,911*203*86*401*395*407*296= 666,576,271,008,040,420,720. 666+576+271+8+40+420+720 = 2701 again! 37*73.
I tried 2 billion. 2,000,000,911*203*86*401*395*407*296 = 666,273,087,242,293,000,420,720.
666+273+87+242+293+0+420+720 = 2701 again! This can’t keep up!
I tried 2 trillion. 2,000,000,000,911*203*86*401*395*407*296 = 666,272,784,058,527,253,000,420,720. 666+272+784+58+527+253+0+420+720 = 3700 again.
2 quadrillion. 2,000,000,000,000,911*203*86*401*395*407*296 =
666,272,783,755,343,487,253,000,420,720.
666+272+783+755+343+487+253+0+420+720 = 4699 which is 37*127 again.
2 quintillion 2,000,000,000,000,000,911*203*86*401*395*407*296 =
666,272,783,755,040,303,487,253,000,420,720.
666+272+783+755+40+303+487+253+0+420+720 = 4699 again.
At sextillion “000”s just fill in between the 40 and 303. There’s just one more pair of 000s each time, so it is 4699 forever.
B= words added multiply and add between commas
0 (no B) 2699 2183=37*59
2 (normal) 2701=37*73 2701=37*73
2000 4699=37*127 3700=2*2*5*5*37
2 million 2mil2699=37*54127=37*113*479 2701=37*73
2 billion 2bil2699=37*54054127=37*263*205529 2701=37*73
2 trillion 2tril2699=37*54054054127 3700=2*2*5*5*37
Every multiple of 1000 afterwards follows pattern 4699=37*127
(notice that each 54… rounds to 541, Israel (I+Sh+R+A+L=10+300+200+1+30). See index. Plus 5405… is like 540*5+1=2701.
Beit final Tzaddik #41 even relating the numbers multiplied by 37. Mine.
We get 59, 73, 100, 113, and 127. Their differences are 14,27, 13 and 14, and 27 between 100 and 127. 13 and 14 are the average of 0 and 27.
For 263, we subtract 263 from 127 as we should. 136 is 13+13+37+73, where 13 is the minimal Star of David number. I’m sorry 13 had to be twice but it works. 479=9*37+2*73. For 205529, 205+529 = 734. 734 = 8*37+6*73.
Gimmel gimmel gimmel #88 rubik’s cube. Mine. B only. Geometric. The first verse has 28 letters. A 3x3x3 rubik’s cube has 26 or 27 depending on how you count. 27+/-1 suggests 2701, but that’s as far as we can get. A 2x2x2 rubik’s cube is easier. It has 3,674,160 states! Like in the last pattern, 3+674+160=837. 3*674*160=323,520 and 323+520=843. We have 840+/-3 so we explore further. 843/837=4*(210+/-3/4). That is 210 and 3+4=7. 843/837 also is 3*(280+/-1). 280-210=70. 280+210=490=7*70. Also, if you really want a 2701, 120*7=840.
For 2701, see index.
reish#22 Now this pattern is mine.
Note that the hexagon in the middle has 37 circles and the total figure, a star of David has 73. For this one you go around one point of the pattern in a circle until you go past a letter that you have already covered. For instance in B-R-A-Sh you will have to switch the position for the Sh because it moves more than through the alphabet. S-I-T does the same with the T.
The letters in the center are interesting. We have two As and a Tz like Stan Tenen’s pattern. https://meru.org/Lettermaps/3-lobedgroups.html
Notice that A Tz A fits in one phase here and A Tz B does not.
Then we have T,V,R and H exactly like the word TRVH (Torah). Then we have M-I-M which is water. This pattern works just as well starting with beit as with reish and is mine.
(the first final m can be simple or full, the second final m is simple, and the Tz can be either and still 3 in that shell/the same inner hexagon. If we think of these like binary digits, we have 0,1,4 and 5 which make 541 = Israel (I+S+R+A+L=10+300+200+1+30 and is also a Star of David number). See index for 541 and #27 for an example of binary like this.
If we look at each exterior triangle/spoke there are 3 letters in each one. The hexagons have 7 and then 3 (3,3,3,3,3,3,7,3). 37/73 are Star of David numbers and 37 is a hexagon number. Note that the picture is 73 circles and 37 in the middle. The text in the hexagon is “water and the” and then “earth” suggesting to try the second verse. You run out of room around the shape with “void and darkness.” Unless of course the final letter is non-finalized, but then it gets complicated.
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final nun#24 Now for a short one all by me. If you unfinalize, there are 22 letters in the Hebrew alphabet. Genesis 1:1 contains 11, half that much.
The first 17 letters in verse 2 are these same letters. 45 lettes are only half the alphabet.
This works with or without the first beit as it is duplicate.
Aleph #25 I also found If you count them as even or odd, you get eeooee eeo oeoeo oe oooeo eoe ooee or half even and half odd. I do not believe this pattern continues to future verses in any way I can find.
However, I was able to extend this with random walks; see below.
This works without the first letter if it is 13 to 14 even to odd.
samech#26 Furthermore, I decided that let’s add the positions of even and odd and see if they are equal. For instance, if it were odd, even, odd, odd, even, and odd then odd would add to 14 (1+3+4+6) and even would add to 7 (2+5).
We get 190 even and 216 odd.
If we switch only the m to final we get 225 even and 181 odd.
If we switch only the tz to final we get 162 even to 244 odd.
If we do both we get 197 even to 209 odd.
209 and 225 do not average to 216 no matter how you round.
181 and 197 do not average to 190 no matter how you round.
That doesn’t work.
Let’s try it with the first letter absent, adding numbers from 1 to 27 as either even or odd.
We get 176 even to 202 odd.
If we switch only the m to final, we get 209 even to 169 odd.
If we switch only the tz to final we get 149 even to 229 odd.
If we do both we get 182 even and 196 odd.
Notice that 202 could be the average of 196 and 209 with rounding.
Notice also that 176 could be the average of 169 and 182 with rounding.
Plus, another pattern is that the average number came first and that those numbers included had no finals, the first m final, then both, these two things having a 1 in 12 chance.
This is my pattern and it works with the reish only.
Samech nun#42 This is mine, and works with the B only. Notice that if we take the third letter in the alphabet and then count by 4s, we skip all the letters in verse 1 except the final letter. We can do this with the 4th letter by 5s, the 7th by 8s, the 8th by 9s, the 9th by 10s, and the 11th by 12s. Anytime the first letter is absent the rest are absent through the verse or ending in a final letter. The first ends in final Tz, the second in final M, then the rest make it through empty, which is an order.
Beit gimmel aleph #65
B or R mine. We try the formula a+b*c for each set of 3 letters in a row. For instance 2+20*1=22 and 20+1*21=41. 22, 41, 211 and 241 are the answers. Notice that the digits are all in the set {1,2,4}. Next we do a*b+c and get 41, 41, 31 and 232. The digits are from the set {1,2,3,4} and there are 3 “41s” in all.
aleph#27 10-22-22 – This one is all me!
On random walks/Brownian motion and the Torah refined dramatically
The numbers of the first verse are 2-20-1-21-10-22-2-20-1-1-12-5-10-13/24-1-22-5-21-13-10-13/24-6-1-22-5-1-20-18/27. This pattern works with the B.
Notice that three of them depend on whether they are finalized or not. For each pattern, we will look at the binary number from 0 to 7 for each walk to work. For instance, if the numbers chosen were 13/24/27, that would be 011. (That would be unfinalized/finalized/finalized). There are 4 walks that work, and each walk’s binary points to the next walk.
First, we start at 0. 0 is the first dimension. You can go up or down. Note that if we divide the numbers by 2, we look at even and odd to decide direction. From earlier in this page, even and odd is eeooee eeo oeoe(o/e) oe oooe(o/e) eoe ooe(e/o). We could simply have e be up and o be down (direction), or we can have one indicate to go straight in the current direction and one to change the direction and move 1 (accumulation). Because God would show that He knows the end from the beginning, accumulation goes first. So, accumulation is 000. We pick, eeooee eeo oeoe(o) oe oooe(e) eoe ooe(e). Notice that the binary is 010 and we will look at a two-dimensional walk next that corresponds with 2. So, because even is to take two steps, even can mean move 1, change direction and move 2, or in other words switch direction and move 1. Odd means move in the same direction by 1. We end up right back at the start right at the end.
If we just have even mean one direction and odd mean another direction, eeooee eeo oeoe(o) oe oooe(o) eoe ooe(e) ends at the start and it points to 000. This could be 001 pointing to 000.
For 2 (010), we want the 2nd dimension, and 3 directions is better than 4. The three directions are 0 degrees, 120 degrees and 240 degrees. 0 will not be 120 or 240 because how can you pick? We also want to do accumulation first. Thus, for each of the 28 letters, when we divide by 3, if the remainder is 0, we continue in the same direction 1, if the remainder is 1, we turn 120 degrees and move 1, and for 2 we turn 240 degrees and move 1. This pattern works for 101, pointing to 5. The first m is finalized in the word God and the m in sky is not. The earth is finalized. Notice also that it reaches the start in the middle of the word God and on the 27th letter in earth (28 would be impossible because it can only get back on a multiple of 3, but it makes it on 27). This corresponds to 101, 5 directions next. This is an act of God and the earth is a completion. I checked this all in Excel.
For 5 (101), we want 5 directions, left-right-up-forward-backward. We do not want to do accumulation first because accumulation doesn’t make sense when there is a direction that only goes one way. That means we divide by 5 and each remainder is the same direction every time. We get 9-9-6-2-2. That means the up goes from 0 to 6 like 7 days of creation. The left and right meet at the end and the forward and backward do also.
The binary is 110, and 110 doesn’t fully work. However, we will go 001->000->010->101->110->11 and 111.
For 001, we just go up for even and down for odd. It works with 000 (the default), pointing back to the start in a loop.
I was motivated by the patterns not working to make them make more sense!
These 4 are the simplest and most expressive random walks I can think of to try.
I have kept the earlier for scientific purposes.
10-23 Today I noticed further that these are the 4 simplest patterns to express everything or even the 4 simplest patterns also, possibly being 4 out of 5 if you include triangle regular which we skipped. We get the point with the two ways to do triangles from the line.
The number to get back to the start is 28-27-28-28 since with the triangle it must be a multiple of 3.
Note that 28+27+28+28=111! We’ve seen that before. It is the aleph gematria, suggesting wholeness, and 3*37, where 37 is a Star of David number once again.
11/11/22 Now what about 6 (110)? It doesn’t really work, but is very interesting. The 6 directions give 3,3,4,5,6 and 7, the best consecutive number sequence possible. With 24 letters it is 2,4,6,2,4,6 which would work with 6 directions at right angles to each other. These end in 111 and 11 as though final, but why 24?
Well, if we have a tetrahedron as the way we can move, and for each direction you can move either of two waves since you must specify, that gives 12 directions. We can make the 12 directions this way:
Then we get 2,4,6 and we just need to get 2,4,6 twice. This can be done by taking a right-facing and left-facing mirror image, by making a 3-D Star of David, or both.
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One I didn’t do from Koinonia house:
At https://www.khouse.org/articles/2003/482/,
It says that if you multiply the number of letters times the product of the letters, and then divide by the number of words times the product of the words, in full gematria,
You get 3.1416×1017 . “The value of pi to four decimal places! Hmm.”
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aleph aleph#28 And then a quick thing about https://www.meru.org/coast/BreshitHierarchy.html . This is my own thing about it.
The aleph or the first point can be 1. We can include ‘sequence’ between letter and word to count the R also and that helps with the Joseph Smith problem. (1+2+20+22+27+4+10)=86, the full gematria of God (A-L-H-I-M or 1+30+5+10+40=86).
There is a pattern where I found my name. 1*2*22*27*4*10=47520, and my name Eric Eliason in the phonetical alphabet is 47502.
beit hei#29 Also, I noticed that 1,2,5 and 10 are common numbers associated with the hands. There are 22 letters, so we have 1,2,5,10 and the four numbers that are 22 minus them. Then we add the possibility of adding 1. That accounts for every letter in the first verse. There are 14 letters to choose from and 28 letters in the verse. This pattern works starting with reish too.
The first seventeen letters in the second verse are not new and therefore fit this pattern, making 45 letters chosen out of 14. Incidentally it closes with chet (8), corresponding to the 8 fingers. See #45 and #104.
#30 So, I noticed that in the first word B-R-A-S-I-T, B-R-A-S follows a pattern and S-I-T follows a pattern. I decided to take the average of each consecutive pair of letters for each one and add up those averages. (2+20)/2+(20+1)/2+(1+21)/2 = 32.5. (21+10)/2+(10+22)/2=31.5. They can be equal if the letters round to their whole numbers, without changing A from 1 and without changing the S which they share. They add to 64, which is interesting as it is 26 and there are 6 letters. The second word is B-R-A = 21.5, and 21.5*3=64.5, which can also round to 64 without changing the A. Note that R-A-S is also 21.5.
beit lamed reish#31 I’ve done lots of arithmetic so I thought I’d try exponents. This one needs the B. See Exponentiation – Wikipedia nth root – Wikipedia
220 = 1048576. It has each digit 4 through 8 once and skips two at a time forward and then backwards.
2 to the (20 to the (1 to the …)) is also 1048576, because 1 to anything is 1, and this can run through the whole Torah. See #111
The whole Torah has 304,805 letters. Notice the shared 4,8 and 5 in order. See #23
21/20 = 1.03526492384. This is the 20th root of 2. Notice that the first 7 digits all differ and are sequential and then we skip to the 9 on the right to end it.
2110 = 16,679,880,978,201. That’s 64% 6,7,8 or 9. Notice the 6-6-7 followed by 9-8-8.
That’s not too remarkable until you try a lot and notice the repeating digits:
2210 = 26,559,922,791,424.
101/21= 1.11588399
211/10= 1.35588210669
101/22= 1.110336
221/10= 1.36220436655
Still not too remarkable.
Hei gimmel beit #70 Mine B only. The square root of 2200130010400 (the first word in full gematria concatenated), is 1483283.5232685624354932830. We look 3 at a time starting with the 4. 483 and 283 are similar. 523 shares two digits with 283. 268 shares two digits with 283 also. 562 shares two digits with that number 268. 435 matches the 483 also. 493283 is almost exactly the first 6 digits 483283. Then there is a zero.
The cube root of 2200130010400 is 13006.17066106. There are 13 digits, a star of David number. All the digits are 1,0,6 and 7 except one “3.” The digits add to 37 with the 3, a Star of David number also. Without the 3, 34 is the simple gematria of the first letter beit (B+I+T=2+10+22). Also, 76 is the first word in simple gematria (B+R+A+S+I+T=2+20+1+21+ 10+22) which does not violate the rule about simple before full gematria because it is spelling.
The fourth root of 2200130010400 is 1217.901278129127. This time 13 out of 16 digits are 2,7,0 and 1.
See index also. The digits of {1,2,7,0} add to 34, the same first letter beit. Notice that {6,7,0,1} and {2,7,0,1} share 3 digits.
So I thought I’d try beit (34). The square root of 210400 is 458.6937. This is just the digits from 3 to 9 consecutively each once.
Beit caph #56 I wanted to do something with the R being 200, like in #53 with the R being 20. This pattern works with R only and is mine. I figured I better look for 2 and 100. These things are slightly hidden, and I found
21/100 =
1.00695555005671880883269821411323978545354074053412590511686569648871059740870300252558278276313337229081581608 to 111 digits (111 is aleph and 3*37).
It starts with 100. Then starting with 6, it covers the range after 5. Then it has almost 5 5s in a row with another two zeros connected and between them. Then another pattern starting with 6 although it has a one. 4 8s with a zero right in the center. 8+8+8+8=32, then starting with 6 again and between 6 and 10. 21411323, 8 digits from 1 to 4. 978, Three digits from 7 to 9. 545354, 6 digits from 3 to 5. Then for the 40740 has 4887 and 40870 coming up. 534125 is consecutive. 905 is another pattern on sides of 5. 11 again. 68656964887 is consecutive. 1059 is another pattern on sides of 5. 300 is unknown. 25225 repeats. 827827 repeats. 631333 repeats… 722 are consecutive digits to 631333. 908 is another 5 on the side pattern, as is 1581 and 608.
337 is a Star of David number and ends on the hundredth character while there are 111 digits. 1 and 111 are aleph (A+L+Ph=1+30+70=111)
The square root of 100 is 10.
Then I found one in plain sight with B. 21/2 or the square root of 2 is:
1.414213562373095048801688724209698078569671875.
I just noticed that 1414213662373 is 1-7 for 13 digits and that 8801688 is like the other pattern with 16=8+8. There was not much else though.
Hei vav hei #58
I thought I would try exponents with e, something complicated. This works about equally well with B or R.
I divided the numbers of the first word by 10, like in #14, #19, #46
Notice the matching numbers:
Exp(0.2) = 1.221.
Exp(2.0) = 7.38905609893.
Exp(0.1) = 1.105170918075648. (1+8=9 or they almost match).
Exp(2.1) = 8.1661699
Exp(1.0) = 2.718281828.
Exp(2.2) = 9.0250134994.
See Exponential Function – Wikipedia .
Beit gimmel beit#44 I thought I’d try natural and common logarithms. B or R. Look at the few digits and rounding. Log(2)=0.301029996. ln(20)=2.996. Log(20)=1.301029996. ln(1)=log(1)=0. log(21)=1.32222. log(10)=1. ln(400)=5.992. log(400)=2.602059991. ln(28)=3.332. (T=400 or 28 like in pei#1 1.). Also, with the final letters, ln(40)=3.68888. log(40)=1.602059992. ln(90)=4.4998. See Logarithm – Wikipedia
Chet chet#45 Mine. B or R. looking at sine (360 degrees * x/22) for the first word. 2->0.541, 541 is Israel in gematria.(I-Sh-R-A-L). 20->-0.541. See index. 1 and 21 and 10 go to the same number (plus or minus). 22->0. Also it goes +,-,+,-,+,0. See Sine and cosine – Wikipedia.
This trigonometry pattern works through the first verse. 45 letters in fact since the second verse starts with the same numbers. 3 numbers +/-. Both ms +/-.541, final m positive. The 3 numbers are 0.541, 0.282 and 0.990 which is close to 1. See #29 and #104
For 0.282, it is 0.270+0.012 and 0.210+0.072 which is “2701” and then a “2” in either direction. For “2701” see index
dalet gimmel beit#46 Mine B or R, relating each one. We used the gamma function which extends factorials to decimal numbers. We took them for the numbers in the first word each divided by 10 like in mem#14 and qoph#19. We rounded to 5 digits. 0.2!=0.91817. This is like T-I-SH-A-R, the rest of the first word backwards. 9 is like 22, 8 like 21, and 7 like 20. The aleph and yud are like 1. Then 2.0! is 2, pointing back at the first letter like it pointed to starting at the second. 0.1!=0.95135, all odd digits. 2.1!=2.1976 which seems like a lost cause. However (0.2+2.0+0.1+2.1+1.0+2.2)!=7.6!=17290, differing only by one digit and that digit at the end. Then 1.0! is just 1. And last of all 2.2!=2.4240, all even digits. 22! = 1124000727777607680000. There is an unwanted “4” just like pattern #63 and the digits are almost all in {2,7,0,1}. For that, see index. 27! starts with 108888. See Factorial – Wikipedia and Gamma function – Wikipedia.
aleph qoph#47 Mine. B or R. Statrting with a unit of currency, we add 2%, then 20%, then 1%,21%,10% and 22%. We get 2.0074. Without the B, it is 20%,1%,21%,10%,and 22%, and we get 1.9681. Thus it is between. Notice that if we omit the 1% instead of the 2%, we get to 1.9876, which is closer and is an interesting number. It groups the B and R together. Notice that 2 corresponds to B.
We can also do the first 14 letters, the first 3 words, the first half of the first verse. 2%,20%,1%,21%,10%,22%,2%,20%,1%,1%,12%,5%,10%,24% yields 4.0206. Without the 2% it is 3.9417. Instead omitting a 1%, it is 3.9808. So it approaches 4. The 4.02 and 3.98 average to 4.0006561. 6561 turns out to be 38.
First verse: 20.479, without first B, 20.078. Divide by a 1.01, 19.879. Notice that with the first word we got 1.9876 and this is 19.879. Notice that 20 corresponds to R.
Also with the first word, if you multiply the big letters, 20%,21% and 22%, you get to 1.77144. The small letters, 1%,2% and 10%, give 1.13322. Also without the 2% (1% and 10%), it is 1.111.
If you do +2%,-20%,+1%,-21%,+10%,-22%, it is 0.5586321312, “86” for God and {1,2,3} twice in a row. If you do -2%,+20%,-1%,+21%,-10%,+22% it is 1.5467859792 which is almost in order. A kind and a straight.
Aleph Lamed Hei#32 Digital images in the Torah! I didn’t find any of these, (just 4 letters of the dreidel digitally, and rough), I just found a quick add on to the first one:
Digital images encoded in Torah revealed for the first time – The Jerusalem Post (jpost.com)
https://www.jpost.com/kabbalah/digital-images-encoded-in-torah-revealed-for-the-first-time-636633
By the way, these were found by Guillermo Bergmann, Mercedes Navarro, and Daniel Rios.
Sefart: The Divine Software is their book.
Here’s what I added myself. If we want the up-part of the lamed, we need to add 512 in a higher row. 512 is 5,12 and reading from right to left, that is lamed, hei, extending the name of God in this pattern to 3 letters. It is just doing my own small thing with these 3 mens’ ideas.
Lamed hei = 12+5=17 which even fills out the aleph.
Lamed hei = 30+5 and 35 = 32 + 2 + 1 which even fills out the aleph better.
but people wanted to know, why four rows?
The graphic has 4 rows and 10 columns. One thing we can do is to notice when there’s a wrap-around from the end of a row to the beginning of the next row.
So, we look at letters 10,11,20,21,30,31 and 40,41. We actually look in the first 2 verses of Genesis to see what these letters are.
The tenth letter is a and the eleventh is l. Then we have i and m, h and a, and v and v. Notice that we spell the full word of G-d and then two vavs seems to heavily suggest moving on to another topic.
Also, if we look at just the ones that are marked black, they are l and a. These are the letters of G-d in the picture.
Now, this suggests something important to me with the vowels v and v. You might say that in the beginning G-d was the creative part and the creation was the created part, but this suggests separating them in one way. There is one complete creator at the beginning and one complete creation; they aren’t mixed. So, I think it is educational. B only.
Tzaddik Final Tzaddik #33 I noticed that in all my patterns, simple gematria always comes before full gematria.
nun tzaddik #34 For this one, by me, if we label the letters in the verse a to z, I wanted to do a/b + b/c + c/d + … + y/z. I also wanted to do b/a + c/b + d/c + … + z/y. We use 1..9, 10..90, 100..400. For instance, aleph beit and gimmel are 1,2,3 and yud, caph, lamed are 10,20,30. Tav is 400. For the final letters we use their original form. This is all very common.
The first number turned out to be 869.4972222. The second number is 1642.615. I thought it was over with this pattern. I added the two numbers together!
2512.112222 repeating
512 is the number of the 10th 1-digit in a binary number. 1,2 and 5 are factors of 10. Plus there are only 3 numbers, so I thought that was significant, and I’m glad I found it.
Suggesting God is familiar with the details of what He does like His hands.
If we subtract 869.4972222 from 1642.615, we get
773.117777 repeating.
This has only the digits 1,3 and 7. 1+1+3=5 and 3+7=10. 13, 37 and 73 are the first 3 Star of David numbers.
I thought to try the first word: a/b… = 230.0383333. b/a… = 440.0383333. These are 3 or 4 digits. But if we add or subtract them, we get 670.0766667 and 210 respectively, each 3 digits. They all have 0.0 in them. Notice that ignoring 0, the first two share 3 and 8 and a number next to 3, and the next two are consecutive.
Also be aware that 210 is 21*10, sort of the area of the beit.
Next I did (a+b)*(c+d)*(e+f)…*(y+z), unfinalized of course (m 13 tz 18). Starting at the first 14 letters I got 266455552. Notice the 6 and 5 are in pairs and consecutive and 4,5 and 6 are consecutive. With the 1st verse or the 28 letters I got 365148968223756288. Each digit is used once except a missing 0 and 2 if we go to the “68” as 7, but the 2 comes after.
I also multiplied the sum of the first 14 letters to the sum of the last 14 and got 22120.
I tried the first word with simple gematria. 2/20+20/1+1/21+21/10+10/22=22.7021. For some reason I even added 1 to each number. 3/21+21/2+2/22+22/11+11/23=13.21202710. 13 is a small Star of David and then “2701” again. For “2701,” see index.
None of these recent ones work with the R.
Aleph beit hei beit aleph #98 Mine. B or R. Next we take each pair of numbers and divide the higher by the lower. 20/2 + 20/1 + 21/1 + 21/10 + … 27/10 = 238.765 (384615 repeating). We go from 2 to 3 and then 8,7,6,5 and rounded to 4 or 3. Without the B is is 228.765 (384615 repeating). That works with the 2 repeating. If we do it the opposite way with lower divided by higher, 2/20+1/20+1/21+10/21+…10/27 = 7.823499 (648499 repeating). 7 and 8 precede 2,3,4, a rounded 5 and a 6. Without the B it works with 7.723499 (648499 repeating).
Next we did full gematria. 200/2+200/1+…+200/90 = 2508.3 (8 repeating). If we start at 0 and 1, we have all the Fibonacci digits (0,1,2,3,5 and 8) except 1 which would appear twice. Without the B it is 2408.3 (8 repeating). 0+2=2 and 2+2=4 and then we have the other digits from the first adding scheme. Doing small divided by large, 2/200+1/200+….+90/200 = 3.72 (3 repeating). That is almost “1,3 and 7”. 13, 37 and 73 are Star of David numbers. If we remove the B it is 3.71 (3 repeating), giving that result.
If we do the first word, 200/2+200/1+300/1+300/10+400/10=670 and 2/200+1/200+1/300+10/300+10/400=0.07 (6 repeating). The 0 points to 76, which is the sum of the first word in simple gematria (2+20+1+21+10+22=76). This breaks our usual rule that full gematria comes last.
0.07 (6 repeating) is 23/300. 0.07 (6 repeating) + 0.02 (3 repeating) is 0.1 or yud. Without the yud, the first word is 66 again. 300 could mean 3 repeating since 300 is a shin which could mean year (revolution).
We can also do the first word in simple gematria, at least one way: 2/20+1/20+1/21+10/21+10/22=1.12835. These digits are the Fibonnaci sequence again! And if we remove the B, it is 1.02835. All the Fibonnaci digits we can have.
Nun tzade #49 Related to the last two patterns, I thought I’d try just 1/a+1/b+…+1/z full gematria. It was 8.215277778 and the 8 just didn’t work for me. I eliminated the first letter, ½. OK, 7.715277778. This works with #112 and therefore this pattern only works with R! This seems to combine the two sets of numbers that started the previous pattern, but no 3. We need a 3 to make 13,37 or 73 the Star of David numbers. But it was further hidden. I subtracted 1/200 for the next letter, starting at A. It was 7.710277778. Now here we have the digits of 2701, which is the full gematria of verse 1 (See index).
). So we get the digits of 2701 by adding the letters, multiplying the words and adding between commas, and adding their reciprocals, excluding the first two letters with the reciprocals.
Also, 1/7.7102777778 = 0.12970 to five digits, matching the digits of the “factorial” of the first word’s letters added together (and divided by 10) in dalet gimmel beit #46.
R and past. Mine.
aleph hei #35 The next one is mine too and works only with the B. I thought of doing another random walk, but instead of going one space each time, I thought of going the distance of each letter. If we turn right or left, we might want to meet back at the start without crossing, meet in the middle without crossing, meet either one with crossing, or prove it impossible. This is hard to calculate with so much branching.
I decided to just turn the same direction each time. Thus, we move 2, turn right, move 20, turn right, move 1, turn right, move 21, turn right, move 10 and so on. M would be 13 and Tz 18.
For the direction with the B, all we have to do is change the two As that come 2 spaces behind Hs and it goes back to the start. After all, turning once and turning 5 times is the same, and this is the simplest similarity.
For the direction with the second letter ending in Tzaddik, we change an A 2 behind an H, and change the tzaddik’s direction, which is the last number showing the end of the verse.
We get right back to the start.
Interestingly, if we travel 3 directions (in 3-D), then reverse (x,y,z,-x,-y,-z,x…), we get -36,36 and -34, suggesting a cube.
B only.
Beit beit aleph beit #37 R only. Mine. Starting with the R as the first letter, the word adds to 200+1+300+10+400=911 in full gematria. Then we skip the R, then the R-A and so on until the last letter T is by itself. 911+711+710+410+400 = 3142 which is pi to four digits.
This suggests a big circle, so I tried from verses 1 through 5, the first day, in simple gematria. I also tried verses 1 to 2 in full gematria. For 1 to 2 with or without the first letter it was 21176808 and 20571966. One gives the digits of “2701” by lowering one digit and one gives them by removing a “5.”
For 1 to 5, we get 207070. That is 3 digits of “2701” and the fourth digit can round to “1.” Removing the first letter, it is 204932. 49 is 72. Also, 0,4 and 9 are all the single digit squares except “1.” Without the first two letters, it is 202796. Without the first three letters, it is 200680. The first three digits round to “207.” Also, note that all 4 of these numbers involve “2,” “7,” and “0.”
For “2701,” see index
Aleph dalet zayin #36 Next, I noticed that there are three columns of letters, 1 to 9, 10 to 90 and the rest. In each set, almost all are either odd or almost all are either even and when not, they are usually consecutive:
1-9: 1,3,7,9,10,12,15,17,23,25,26.
10-90: 5,11,13,19,20.
100-400 and the rest: 2,4,6,8,16,18,21,24,27,28. This works with B or R.
Notice that if we do letters from 4-6, 13-15, and 22-24, we get T,m,v, and h, which Stan Tenen used in his Torus much above.
Aleph chet samech tav #38 I had another idea. Instead of having one string of text for each string of DNA, what if the letters go back and forth as they connect? See #100
We can have (a) 1-7, (b) 8-14, (c) 15-21 and (d) 22-27. Simply match a to c and b to d.
a-c, a-c and b-d
and the first word makes a codon (there is an extra pair a-c as well, so it also works with R and the R can be an identifier). B-R-A-Sh-I-T-B-R.
The next codons are as follows (a codon is 3 pair in a row):
1:9 “the waters under” is a-c, a-c, a-c. Bacteria in the waters below the sky. I-final M-M-T-Ch-T
1:11 “grass, the herb” a-c, a-c, c-a. Plants came next. D-Sh-A-Ayin-Sh-B
1:12 “grass, the herb” a-c, a-c, c-a. Emphasized by being twice. D-Sh-A-Ayin-Sh-B
1:16 “the light, lesser” a-c, a-c, b-d. Life exists off of entropy, taking higher energy light and releasing lower energy light. Now we can expect more complicated life to be explained. The darker, the more life will be dependent. V-R-H-K-t-final N.
1:20 “and birds, let fly” c-a, d-b, c-a. A bird is an animal, and harder to create/evolve with its light organs. Ayin-V-final pei-yud-ayin-v
1:21 “bird, winged” c-a, d-b, b-d. The wing is the key mechanism of this. Ayin-V-final N-C-N-final N
1:26 “and over the birds of the air” a-c, a-c, a-c. Emphasized by being three times and also mentioning the whole system of birds. B-Ayin-V-P-H-Sh
1:29 “which in it is fruit” a-c, c-a, a-c. See, even to the maximum with trees, and again appearing twice. Suggests that increased sexual control leads to a more advanced species. A-Sh-R-B-V-P.
2:3 “work which created” a-c, c-a, c-a. The whole thing has to do with DNA. A-Sh-R-B-R-A
2:10 “Eden to water” c-a, d-b, a-c, c-a. Notice there are 4 pairs, and also water played a crucial part in humanity evolving. Ayin-D-final N-L-H-Sh-K-V
2:10 “four headwaters” a-c, a-c, a-c, a-c, b-d. Now there are 5 pairs, and again it’s emphasized twice. This could be the end or just the beginning of this code. A-R-B-Ayin-H-R-A-Sh-I-final M
2:13-2:14 “land of Cush and the name” a-c, d-b, a-c, a-c. I don’t know enough to continue from here. I read that many nations came out of Cush. I think “Cush-y.” A-R-final Tzade-C-V-Sh-V-Sh
2:14 “Runs along East side of Assyria” L-fin C-K-D-M-T-A-SH-V-R (b-d,c-a,b-d,a-c,a-c). That is x2 for some detail. This was a place of a mighty nation.
2:25 “were they ashamed” I-T-B-Sh-Sh-v (b-d,a-c,a-c) They did not think like adult humans.
3:1 “more cunning than any” H-Ayin-R-V-final M-M (a-c,c-a,d-b) People were destined to think in a special way, and the snake symbolized that.
3:6 “a tree to make one wise” H-Ayin-final tzaddik-L-H-Sh (a-c,d-b,a-c). A way to be that way (x3)
3:11 “I commanded you” tz-V-I-tz-I-final caph (c-a,b-d,b-d). By commanding each other, men would progress. Note that God commanded them, indicating that they would get instruction out of the best of themselves.
3:15 “and between your seed” I-final N-Z-R-Ayin-H (b-d,a-c,c-a). It would happen through generations of people. The woman would be given a way to not trust the snake and obey God.
3:16 “in pain you shall bring forth children” H-R-N-final C-B-Ayin-Tz-B-T (a-c,b-d,a-c,c-a,d-b) So the woman would love her kids.
3:17 “I commanded you saying” Tz-V-I-T-I-final C-(L) (c-a,b-d,b-d,(b)). commanded x2 .It would be verbal.
3:19 “bread until you return” Ch-M-Ayin-D-Sh-V (b-d,c-a,c-a). Bread as nutrition, mentally and physically. They must develop more each time they return.
3:23 “of Eden to till” Ayin-D-final N-I-Ayin-B (c-a,d-b,c-a). They would have to make the earth work for them to get that goal. Pattern x2 again.
3:24 “whirling to guard” M-T-H-P-C-T-L (b-d,a-c,b-d,b). Life is hard to grab. They would have to seek to live better. One step at a time (the way of the tree of life). Pattern x3.
4:9 “I do know keeper” D-Ayin-T-I-H-Sh (a-c,d-b,a-c). By caring for each other’s lives, they could progress.
4:11-12 “from your hand when you till the ground” final caph-c-I-T-ayin-B (d-b,b-d,c-a) The solution to survival. Sowing on the earth.
4:15 “kills Cain sevenfold” H-R-G-K-I-final N-Sh-B (a-c,a-c,b-d,c-a). Killing can lead to more killing. Pattern x2.
4:23 “a man I have killed” Sh-H-R-G-T-I (c-a,c-a,d-b). It was part of life. Pattern x3.
4:24 “seven and seventy” I-final M-V-Sh-B-Ayin (H) (b-d,a-c,a-c (a)). It snowballs. Pattern x4.
4:25 “God seed another” I-Final M-Z-R-Ayin-A (b-d,a-c,c-a). People could try to replace lost people by teaching them as they grow up.
4:25 “killed Cain (Cain killed) R-G-V-Q-I-final N (c-a,a-c,b-d) x5 I guess, and emphasis.
4:26 “to call on the name of Yahweh” R-A-B-Sh-Final m-I (c-a,a-c,d-b). They would follow the path to wisdom not destruction. Pattern x2.
5:13 “forty” A-R-B-Ayin-I-final M (a-c,a-c,b-d). A word that has nothing to do with DNA.
5:31 “of Lamech 7 and 70” M-final C-Sh-B-Ayin-V-Sh-B-Ayin (b-d,c-a,c-a,c-a ( c)). Another number that does not have to do with DNA, closing the pattern. See #79.
I decided to go through the weekly portion anyway.
6:4 “the mighty men who were” B-R-I-final M-A-Sh (a-c,b-d,a-c). We are awesome beings.
6:7 “whom I have created” A-Sh-R-B-R-A-T-I (a-c,c-a,c-a,d-b). A reminder that we are created with potential. x2
6:8 “found grace in the eyes of” Tz-A-Ch-final N-B-Ayin (c-a,b-d,a-c). We can approach all that potential. x3
This is one word separated from the end of the weekly portion.
Shin Yud #40
When we added up the words in full gematria and then multiplied them and added up the numbers between commas, we kept getting multiples of 37. (nun#21). We used 3 ways to get the first word. There is another one I have heard, with Beit = to 2 million, so I tried Vernon Jenkins pattern with 2 million. The first word is 2 million 911. The words add to 2,002,699. Please note that they multiply to 666,576,271,008,040,420,720. 666+576+271+8+40+420+720 = 2701 again! 37*73 again! However, 2,002,699 = 37 * 54127. (of course, it’s 37). 54127 has two factors, but we will leave it. Now I took the idea from Sefart: The Divine Software of using binary (aleph lamed hei#32) and looked at Israel/Is/Rael in binary myself. Rael is R-A-L or 11100111 which looks interesting. Is is I-Sh or 310 = 100110110. Notice that 54127 has 1,2,4,5,7 just like my square root pattern (mem#14); 2 and a gap, 2 and a gap, and one more.
100,110,110 = 7;no 8;no 9;4;5;no 6;1;2;no 3. Now Israel is I-Sh-R-A-L or 541. Notice that 541 starts out the number 54127. 541 is a Star of David number, but then I found that’s already known. See index.
Gimmel dalet #53
This one best with B and by me. B is 34, a tetrahedron number with a hole in the middle. It has a sphere on top, a 3-sphere triangle below, then 6, then 9 (one interior is missing), then 15 spheres on the bottom.
R is 20, a tetrahedron number also. A is 1, a simple triangle or tetrahedron number. If we want a sphere inside of a tetrahedron, we need the 34 and then to insert one. (B-I-T or B is 2+10+22=34). Depending on how we count it, the interior sphere will be 15,16,20 or 21. Notice that 15 and 21 are triangle numbers and 20 is tetrahedral. 21 and 20 are used in this pattern.
Sh is 21, a triangle number (1 circle above 2 circles above 3,4,5,6). If we don’t count Sh’s interior we get 15 again. Sh is also spelled Sh-I-N, and 21+10+14=45, another triangle number. I is 10, a tetrahedron and triangle number. T ends the pattern with spelling it out. The spelling of T is Tav (T+v=22+6=28). 28 is also a triangle number. A 28 triangle also fits 10 in its interior exactly. We start and end with spellings.
Yud also works in it’s spelling (Yud+vav+daleth is 10+6+4). 6 is triangular and 4 is tetrahedral. The letters of Reish work because they are in the first word.
We have had 5 triangle numbers in a row, 6,10,15,21, and 28 and 5 external tetrahedron numbers in a row, 1,4,10 and 20 and 34. As for square numbers, we have had 1,4,9,16 and 36 is a square and triangle number, making 5. 25 with no interior is 16 as well.
Notice that the shapes in the letters B-I-T are outside tetrahedral, tetrahedral or triangular and triangular, in order. Reish, R-I-SH, of course works since the letters are in the first word (just like beit), and also goes tetrahedral, tetrahedral or triangular and triangular.
Beit Reish Yud #59 I found a great connect between B and R.
B is 2, so what happens if we surround 2 connected spheres and count how many go around them too? You get 20 corresponding to the R. The Two are surrounded horizontally by a 5-4-3-2-1 triangle, making 8 surround them. Then on the triangles above and below, there are 5 connections that touch. 8+5+5+2=20.
I is the total just horizontally (2 and the 8 that surround them = 10).
Hei vav dalet #89 crystalline. Mine. B or R. Geometric. What we do here is have a crystal with two elements (2 elements makes for the beit). We have 6 rows of 5 and 5 rows of 4 between them, like in the flag of the United States of America. Stack it four high staggered and we have 200 (reish in full gematria). The volume could be thought of as 5*6*4=120 or 5*11*4=220. That reminds us of 2701. See index.
Shin Tav #60 Sh and T surround I geometrically in a column.
Sh is 21 and T is 22 and they add to 43. That could be a column of 10 and 3 around between each sphere and on both ends to make 33 around and 43 total. The three between each alternate. The spheres might be different size or it might twist. I got the idea from one of Stan Tenen’s patterns and I fit the letters to it numerically myself.
Gimmel Gimmel Dalet #61 If you have two cubes connected on a grid, and you want to know how many cubes can surround them, including diagonally, it is 34. 34 = B spelled out (B+I+T=2+10=22=34). B=2.
Then if you take 20 cubes, and surround them, the minimum is with 2x2x5. You can surround them opened on one end with 76 cubes. So we have 34 cubes for 2 and 76 for 20. (B+R+A+S+I+T=76 in simple gematria). According to Stan Tenen, B is breaking out, while R is rush out. See #118.
#54 Any letter in the first word and relating B and R mine. I wanted to try functions and polynomials so I thought I would try 20x4+1x3+21x2+10x+22 with x=2. The first letter was the variable and the other 5 letters were polynomial constants. It did not work but I noticed 412 as an intermediary with 20x4+1x3+21x2 where x=2 = 412. The 20,1 and 22 correspond to R-A-Sh which means head. 412 is the full gematria of the spelling of the word beit (B-I-T is 2+10+400). Each letter is responsible for exactly one digit in B-I-T. R-A-Sh and B-I-T cover the spelling of the first word exactly. The head is the “in” and the “in” is the head.
20x4+1x3+21x2+10x+22 with x=2 = 454
2x4+1x3+21x2+10x+22 with x=20 = 336622
2x4+20x3+21x2+10x+22 with x=1 = 75
2x4+20x3+x2+10x+22 with x=21 = 574855
2x4+20x3+x2+21x+22 with x=10 = 40332
2x4+20x3+x2+21x+10 with x=22 = 682638
They have patterns of repeating and not skipping too much.
#62 dalet aleph gimmel – I used the quadratic formula with 2x2+20x+1=0.
The square root of 392 is 19.798989873223330683223.
x is either -0.0502525 or –9.94974747.
See Quadratic formula – Wikipedia
Aleph gimmel beit dalet#63 Mine only B.
The determinant with the first 4 letters is
|2 20 |
|1 21 | = 22, the last letter of the first word and the aleph beit.
With the first 9 letters it is
|2 20 1 |
|21 10 22 |
|2 20 1 | = 0 because the top and bottom row are the same.
We start with R=20.
|20 1 21 |
|10 22 2|
|20 1 1 | = -8600! 86 is of course, God. (A+L+H+I+M = 1+30+5+10+40=86 in full gematria).
With the first 16 letters it worked better with the M being 13 since it wasn’t the last letter. See #117
|2 20 1 21 |
|10 22 2 20 |
|1 1 12 5|
|10 13 1 22 | = – 22260.
Starting at R=20,
|20 1 21 10 |
|22 2 20 1 |
|1 12 5 10 |
|13 1 22 5 | = -22532. The numbers are close.
-22532/-22260 = 1.01222. -22260/-22532 = 0.9879.
For something amazing, 22532-22260 = 272, hinting at 2701. (See #82). 272/22532, which is even the Joseph Smith number, is 0.0120717202201! The first 14 digits {2,7,0,1} are non-repeating, relate to patterns 21,49, 55 and 2701=37*73. In 0.0120717202201, the count of each digit is also {5,3,4,2} which is sequential.
The next 19 digits are 3136872004260607136. With 1 exception, “4,” they are in {0,1,2,7} +/- 1 or {0,1,2,3,6,7,8}. See #29. See #46 directly for the “4”. See index for “2701.”
5169 is next. {0,1,2,7} were introduced in order. Then {3,6,8} were introduced in order. {4,5,9} were after them and in order. The “9” is digit # 37, 37 being a Star of David.
If we count until it repeats, 272/22532 repeats right after the decimal for 2730 digits. 2730-27-2=2701 like above. 2730+270=3000. See #91. 272/22532 reduces to 68/5633. Ending backwards for a twist, 68 is 86 above, 563 is 365 one year, and 3000 is like just now and like a large Shin which also means year. (See #21). This suggests that God knows everything about time reference frames to any digit. See #75. A cross-theme pattern is that they both have the extra 3 connected to the other 3.
I also found that 272/2253 is 0.120727, 27/225 is 0.12, and 27/22 is 1.2272 and then 72 repeating. Notice the order in these three.
With the 2730, we have 4 numbers to look at: 3000, 2730, 2703 and 2701.
3000, 2730, 2703, 2701. Now, ignoring the zeros at the end
3000*2730 = 819, 3000*2703=8109, 3000*2701=8103, 2730*2703=737919, 2730*2701=737373! (5 consecutive Star of David numbers), 2703*2701=7300803.
3000*2730*2703=2213757, 3000*2730*2701=2212119, 3000*2703*2701=21902409, 2730*2703*2701=1993119219.
3000*2730*2703*2701=5979357657.
Notice that with one exception, there are zero or one unique non-zero even digits in the number. It is the one that excludes 2730, the base number.
If we take the 2730 repeating digits, going from the 2701st to the 2703rd is 1-1-6 or Torah backwards (611=T+V+R+H=400+6+200+5).
See index – 2701
Beit gimmel reish #55 Mine B. B+R+A+S+I+T in simple gematria is 76 (2+20+1+21+10+22). I wanted to have a deck and a hand out of so many cards, and find out how many hands were possible. Instead of using 76 cards everytime, I subtracted the cards in the hand from 76 kind of like in the last pattern (54). These things can be hidden.
First, we have 74 cards in a deck and 2 in a hand. That is 74C2 and the formula is 74!/((74-2)!*2!).
nCr = n!/((n-r)!*r!) (see links)
This gives us 74*73/2 or 2701 again finding it in 3 remarkable ways already. See index.
. 2701=37*73 where 37 is a Star of David number.
Then we have a hand of 20 cards in a deck of 56 cards, 1 card out of 75, 21 cards…
56C20 = 785,613,562,163,430. Like in #21, 785+613+562+163+430=2553 = 37*69.
75C1 = 75.
55C21 = 841,728,816,603,675. 841+728+816+603+675 = 3663 = 37*99.
66C10 = 210,980,549,208. 210+980+549+208 = 1947. (No divisibility by 37).
54C22 = 780,512,175,396,135. 780+512+175+396+135= 1998 = 37*54.
The letters that divide into 37 are B-R-S-T which seems to translate to “network,” suggesting all the patterns in the book where we take one mathematical concept are part of a network that covers everything.
With 37, we have 54,69,73 and 99. 54=50+4, 69=66+3, 73=75-2, and 99=100-1. Two patterns there. ½*100, 2/3*100, ¾*100 and 100 and how much you add or subtract.
Then with the 75 alone it is 80-5 (80 is 4/5*100). Full fractions of 100 and subtracting in a row. We are left with 1947=1953-6. 1953 has 12 factors, more factors than any of these other numbers we just looked at. If we let 75 be 75+/-0, we could have 1947=1952-5. 1952 also has 12 factors. It corresponds to the yud, meaning hand in many factors. 1951 is prime. 1954 is only 2*977.
See Combination – Wikipedia and Factorial – Wikipedia.
Gimmel aleph dalet #67 B or R mine. I wanted to have a curve after each letter based on the previous letters, but settled on this.
For B and R, I could have a radius of 20 and an arc length of 2. Then for A and Sh, I could have a radius of 21 and an arc length of 1. This could repeat until the arc goes more than all the way around. Thus the first number has to be less than 2*π * the second number until it breaks. Notice we are not checking whether the whole curve intersects, just each individual arc. The arcs could branch out in 3-D.
It works until the word, “God” in Genesis 1:2. It goes to letter 62 in the Torah. We do it again, continuing along. It stops at “God” again in Genesis 1:3. This is on letter 86 (A+L+H+I+M is “God” and is 86 in full Gematria). We also have the second “God” in 1:4 and light twice and evening up through 1:5. Light and evening are a theme.
Then we try starting with R and we go again this time having the second letter be the arc length and the first be the radius. We get to letter 10, again stopping in the word “God” from Genesis 1:1. Notice the amazing number of letters that do not crash in this pattern, given the themes.
Aleph beta aleph beta gamma #69 mine. B or R. Regular or full gematria.
The first word is 2-20-1-21-10-22 with or without the 2 depending on how we do it.
In full gematria, that’s 2-200-1-300-10-400, again with or without the 2.
1+2/(1+20/(1+1/(1+21/(1+10/(1+22))))) = 1.10102125. Notice all factors of 10 including “10”. See #29, #34.
1+20/(1+1/(1+21/(1+10/(1+22)))) = 19.7978.
1+200/(1+1/(1+300/(1+10/(1+400)))) = 200.32134542032000. All 5 or less. 1 “5”, 2 “4s”, 3 “3s”, 4 “2”s, and 6 “0”s.
200 + 1/(1+1/(300+1/(10+1/(400)))) = 200.996678843. The fraction is 200 and 1200700/1204701, all in {2,7,0,1} except one “4” and 17 digits too (17 in {2,7,0,1}). 200*20=4000 (“200” and “20” being in the fraction and the “4” in the thousands place). 4701-2000=2701 and 700+2000=2700. Also, 700 and 4701 average to 2701. But get this. If we take the difference, 4001 and divide it by 1200700, we get 0.00333222286999. Notice the amazing repetition and that 86 = God (A+L+H+I+M=86). The fraction repeats starting with the first 3. There are many triple and quadruple digits. It takes 4002 digits to repeat and 4002 is just greater than 4001, a twist to end the pattern. See index.
1+2/(1-20/(1+1/(1-21/(1+10/(1-22))))) =
0.897567534531230900867864564234201197 repeating.
Notice the amazing trickling from 9 to 0 twice and then the 97 at the end goes back to the 89 at the start. There are 37 digits, a star of David number. Consecutive digits never differ by over 2 except the “30” (8,9 are consecutive to 0 and 1) (even at the start and repeating part).
Zayin vav #71 Mine B. Wanted to try scientific notation. Tried 76 (the first verse in simple gematria) first and 76! = 1.89E111. 111 is aleph in full gematria and 3*37 where 37 is a Star of David number. 22! is also 22 digits.
Dalet beit beit #72 my first Calculus pattern, God makes it work when it shouldn’t work.
Using Simpson’s Rule to integrate the first word.
So we will do the 1/3 rule and the 3/8th rule. For each one the number of terms is wrong and the function isn’t supposed to be choppy, but we do it anyhow.
1/3 rule: 1/3*(2+4*(20)+2*(1)+4*(21)+2*(10)+22) = 70. Notice the term divided by 3 is 210 and that 210 and 70 spell {2,7,0,1} fully.
3/8th rule: 3/8*(2+3*(20)+3*(1)+2*(21)+3*(10)+22)= 59.625. We just take the square root and get 7.721722. 70 and 7.721722 are both containing only {2,7,0,1}. After 7.721722, 60574025023684802709 are next, and every 4 letters has one “0” in it, spelling {2,7,0,1} fully. Notice that is also 27 digits.
See index also for 2701, the sum of the letters or words in the first verse in full gematria.
See Simpson’s rule – Wikipedia
Final tzaddik final tzaddik #73 After doing integration, I did derivatives. B only.
We take from the first word 2,20,1,21,10 and 22.
2 is the initial position. 20 is initial velocity so that the second position is 22. 1 is initial acceleration. (x-22) – (22-2)=1. The third position is 43. For the next position, ((x-43)-(43-22))-((43-22)-(22-2))=21. The fourth position is 86, which counts as a pattern since it is God (A+L+H+I+M=1+30+5+10+40=86 in full gematria). That is after position, velocity and acceleration and is known as control (See “The Reflexive Universe” by Arthur M. Young). Each equation is twice as big as the last and the numbers are 2, 22, 43, 86, 182 and 394. Not too interesting but they add to 729. 729 is 272. That’s a square of the letters of the alphabet, suggesting the fundamental theorem of Calculus.
If we do it with full gematria, 2,200,1,300,10 and 400, we get 2, 202, 403, 905, 2018, 4462 and they add to 7992. This number has the same digits as 729. If we take the cube root of 7992, we get 19.99333110987. It has with 3 9s, 3 1s and 3 3s at the start. 913 is the first word in full gematria, and this is the first time we’ve found a pattern with it (B+R+A+S+I+T=2+200+1+300+10+400=913). Notice also the “0987.”
See Fourth, fifth, and sixth derivatives of position – Wikipedia and Derivative – Wikipedia and Fundamental theorem of calculus – Wikipedia
Samech samech #74 more Calculus with Fourier Series. Mine. B. Did not try with R. Suppose S(x) is a step function based on the values in the first word:
S(x)= 2 for x from -pi to -2*pi/3. S(x)=20 for x from -2*pi/3 to -pi/3. S(x)=1 for x from -pi/3 to 0. S(x)=21 for x from 0 to pi/3. S(x)=10 for x from pi/3 to 2*pi/3. And S(x) = 22 for x from 2*pi/3 to pi.
S(x)=a0 + a1*cos(x) + b1*sin(x) + a2*cos(2x) + b2*sin(2x) + …
A0 is just the average value of the function or 12 2/3, which to 3 digits technically rounds to 12.70. This suggests that a summary of the first word can show the first verse. See index also for 2701.
For n>0, an= 1/pi* the integral from – pi to pi of s(x)*cos(nx) and bn is the same with a sine in the place of the cosine.
Amazingly, at least I think it is amazing, a1 = the square root of 3 over pi. B1 = 10/pi. This is unexpected because the step function is irregular. A2 = the square root of 147 over 2*pi. B2=0. After that numbers repeat. The roots are exact! Also, the square root of 147 is 12.1243556 which is almost in order. Plus, the square root of 147 is mysteriously 7 times the square root of 3. One other interesting thing is that b3 is 100/3*pi, and 3*147+100=541, Israel (I+S+R+A+L+10+300+200+1+30=541). See index.
See Trigonometry – Wikipedia and Fourier series – Wikipedia.
dalet hei #75 – Mine B or R. right-angled functions relate the first letter and first word in full gematria.
The first few Legendre polynomials are
0 – 1
1 – x
2 – ½*(3x2-1)
3 – ½*(5x3-3x)
4 – 1/8*(35x4-30 x2+3)
5 – 1/8*(63x5-70 x3+15x)
If we plug in x = 0, we get 1,0,-1/2,0, 3/8 and 0. Then we multiply each of these by 2,20,1,21,10, and 22 respectively, and add the results. We get 21/4, which is 412 backwards, which is the full gematria of the first letter of the Torah spelled out (B+I+T=2+10+400).
If we plug in x=1/2, and multiply the values by 2,20,1,21,10 and 22 respectively as before and then add them, we get 3319/128. This also contains 913 backwards, the first word of the Torah in full gematria (B+R+A+S+I+T=2+200+1+300+10+400). 3319/128 = 25 and 119/128, 911 being the first word without the letter B as Joseph Smith said. See #63 for all this. A cross-theme pattern is that they both have the extra 3 connected to the other 3.
See Orthogonal functions – Wikipedia, Dot product – Wikipedia and Legendre polynomials – Wikipedia .
Beit caph #76 After 4 calculus patterns, 2 post-grad, I thought I’d do probability. Things less checked are less specified, but everything is ready for us to live with chances. Mine. B only.
2 suggests a coin. 20 suggests a 20-sided dice. 1 is just always true. 21 is a 21-state chance, and so on.
The chance of getting all 1 is 1/(2*20*1*21*10*22) = 0.00000541125 where the “541125” repeats. This is pretty clearly “541” or Israel (I+S+R+A+L=10+300+200+1+30). See index.
If we remove the 22, it’s less clear but it’s 911, the first word in full gematria without the B (as Joseph Smith said) (R+A+S+I+T=200+1+300+10+400=911). 0.0001190476 has 911 backwards, and the “190476” repeats.
Next, we remove the 21 and not the 22. We get 0.0001136 with the “36” repeating. 613 is the number of commandments in the Torah according to Jews. 611 is Torah. (T+V+R+H=400+6+200+5).
Last, we remove the 2 and the 21. 0.000227 with the “27” repeating. 2,7 and 0 are 3/4th of “2701.” See index.
If we do it with the whole verse, 1/(2*20*1*21*10*22*2*20*1*1*12*5*10*24*1*22*5*21*13*10*24*6*1*22*5*1*20*27), 365 are the first 3 nonzero digits (in order).
Notice that the less noticed, the less specific the answer, but still a clear link. Notice also that the repeating parts’ digits add to 18, 27, 9 and 9, a relationship.
Dalet aleph beit #77 Reciprocals of common numbers, suggesting they are chosen correctly. Mine. B or R irrelevant. The common numbers are 2,13,22,27,34,37,73,76,86,111,412,541,611,613,913,2701. The recipricols are, after the zeros, playing loose with rounding:
5, 76, 45, 37,29, 27, 136, 131579, 116, 9, 243, 185, 163, 163, 109, 37. Out of 16 numbers, 4 match other numbers exactly, 4 match by rearrangement, and 131579 is virtually counting up by odd digits. That’s more than half. We will count it as 3 patterns.
Dalet hei vav #78 B mine. To make a triangle, every two sides must be greater together than the other side. There is barely one at the end of the first word, “S-I-T’ is 21-10-22. Next in the first verse is 12-5-10 in “God” and 22-5-21 and 21,13,10 in “the Heavens.” Their areas are 104.03, 24.545, 52.31 and 48.74 respectively. Also, in final gematria for the first verse, there is one triangle “m-I-M” or 40-10-40 and it’s area is 198.43 The ratio of area sizes in regular gematria is 4:1:2:2 or with the other one we can say 4:1:2:2:1 (like 198 is a different pattern). Now the “1” in the ratio is in “L-H-I” and the decimal that the “1” represents, 1:8 is 0.111. 111 is aleph in full gematria (1+30+80). Or with the other 1, 1:9 is 0.1 and 1 is also aleph (just 1). Also, we can get a 2 and 4 to make 24, the final M, thus spelling out the full word “God” (A+L+H+I+M). 4 triangles makes a minimal 3-d surface and one extra triangle can align the camera.
“412” can be found in the ratio. This all suggests that geometry was in the beginning/creation/big bang.
See Wikipedia ratios.
Kaph chet #79 Mine B strong but R much stronger.
I thought I’d try to find the area of either intesecting region or the sum of both. You form a 20-20-2 triangle and get the angles. I was able to get them to 12-14 digits. Then you can draw a line straight down from the top intersection and form two right triangles. You can get their areas with the hypotenuse times the cosine or sine to equal the sides of the right triangles. You can take angle and radius to get arc area. The sum of arc areas minus the sum of triangle areas is the answer.
For the first one, the top intersection is 3.074909307 and the total intersection is 6.149818614. Nothing interesting about the 6 but with the 3 we have {0,3,7} and the squares of 3 and 7 running backwards as 73. 37 and 73 are Star of David numbers.
If we do it the way of Joseph Smith, with the radii 20 and 1 for starting with the second letter, we get 0.777064309 and 1.554128618. “777” we saw in DNA. Genesis 5:31 in #38. Speaking of DNA, the second number, 1.554128618, has “541” and “412” put together in 4 digits. “541” is Israel (I+S+R+A+L=10+300+200+1+30) and “412” is Beit spelled out (“B+I+T=2+10+400). “86,” right after 5412, is God (A+L+H+I+M=1+30+5+10+40=86). Also, in the “0.777” number, after the “777” is “64,” Israel in simple gematria (I+S+R+A+L=10+21+20+1+12=64). This is the first time I paid attention to “64.” index for “541”.
Chet aleph #80 R only. Mine.
another circle question, how much a smaller circle can fit outside another one in a square
So that ratio is about 0.107278779. This has {2,7,0,1}, where 2701 is the sum of the first verse in full gematria. “2701” is even backwards at the start. See index.
We draw a line down from the small circle center. We figure out the angle with a 21-19 triangle. We figure out the angle of the small curve. Then we can find the area of the arc with the big center and that angle. Next ,we make a quadrilateral of 20,20 and the small lengths connected to the arc. The small lengths are calculated by 19 minus the length from the small circle’s center to the horizontal 20 side. We subtract the arc area from the quadrilateral area (add two triangles) and that is the shaded region. Then careful, divide by 192 because the circles need to fit and the centers just have to be in the top right.
If we were looking at one quadrant, we would divide by 182 instead and get 0.119, which is the first word without the B backwards (appropriate since these two circles are 20 and 1). It suggests the first word represents one fourth of the first verse.
214 is the first letter spelled out in full gematria backwards (B+I+T=2+10+400=412). If the square has side 2, 2*2-π is the shaded portion, and we divide it by the total area 4.
Aleph dalet vav dalet apeph #82 B or R. Mine. Pascal’s triangle – Wikipedia is self-explanatory. If we take the letters of the first word, and multiply them by the 5th row, we get 394. (2*1+20*5+1*10+21*10+10*5+22*1). That is no pattern. We try it without the B. We use the row before (20*1+1*4+21*6+10*4+22*1)=212, suggesting 2701 which we saw many times before (see #63). Therefore we try the whole first verse! The pascal’s triangle numbers are 1,27,351,…,20058300,20058300,…,351,27,1. When we multiply by the letters in simple gematria and then add, we get 1600491401. What an amazing number! 16=24. 0 is 0. 49=72. 1=1,4=22. We have the number based on {2,7,0,1}. How about if we do this with the Torah starting with R? 827283948. 8=23, 27=33,23=8,32=9, and 4 and 8 are powers of 2. It goes 2,3,2,3,2.
So now apparently 394 was a pattern. It’s made of squares like 1600491401 (9 is 32). Also, 3, 32, and 22 make up the digits 3,3,2,2,2 just like the 2,3,2,3,2 immediately above. I also noticed that 94 backwards is 72. 3 with 7 backwards is 37 and 73, Star of David numbers that multiply to be 2701.
Now with the base numbers in 1600491401, in order from 2 to 7 to 0 to 1, it barely fits and the positions are 2,6,9 and 10 which add to 27. If you take all the exponents that can be listed and take their base (the base is what gets multiplied a number of times and they can all be multiplied at least twice), it is 12202371201. When we factor this, we get 3 * 127 * 2341 * 13681. See #97. 127 is 2701 and 2341 is 1234 or 3142 (pi). With 13681, we spell out God, a Star of David number (13), the number of Jewish commandments and the word Torah in full gematria.
We also did full gematria. 2*1+200*27+1*351+300*2925… = 11336673779. “613,” the number of commandments in the Torah according to Jews, is emphasized to suggest that good deeds and bad deeds add up. “611” is Torah (T+V+R+H=400+6+200+5). Then there is a 73 which is a Star of David number. 779 is unknown. Doing the calculation with the Torah starting with the letter R, we get 6318360561. This is “613” again. 8 is 23 and 6561 = 38. We can just do 2*8 =16 and combine with the 3 to get 613 a third time.
If we do the first 6 numbers in Pascal’s trinangle, 1-1-1-1-2-1, we get 86 (God) instead of 76.
For 2701, See index.
Yud nun gimmel aleph #83 Jenga pattern. Mine B or R geometric. Suggests that with all the possible spacing that could go in the Torah, the first word we got had stability.
We take each number for each letter in the first word and divide by 6. 1 means a width in the back (not 0 because no letter is 0), 2 a width in the center and 3 a width in the front. 4 means a length on the left, 5 in the center and 6 on the right. When we stack up the bricks, it topples starting on the second word. B-R-A-S-I-T work fine. Usually there is a twist at the end, but this time it is to show that B-R-A-S-I-T works. Note that R-A-S-I-T also works until the second word.
Aleph dalet beit #84 Mine. B or R. Decided to mess around.
For some reason, took the reciprocal of the squares of the first letters starting at R through T. It is like we took the diagonal of a 5-sided rectangle.
1430 (with B)/1426 (without B) is the sum of squares. 1/1426 (starting with R) = 0.0007012622720. This has a lot of {2,7,0,1}. See index. If we add the cubes, starting with B, and take the reciprocal, it is 1/28918, which is 0.0000345805380. There are 304,805 letters in the Torah.
Root 1430 = 37.8153408 and root 1426 = 37.762415176. 37 is a Star of David. 81 is 34. 53408 is the 5 digits in the number of letters of the Torah, 304805. 76 is the first word in simple gematria (with B).
1/(26 + 206 + 16 + 216 + 106 + 226) starts with 37857838. 785-784=1. 857-838=19. Without the 2 it is 3785784761. 785-784=1. 784-761=23. 857-847=10.
Now between 19 and 23 is 20,21 and 22. We also have 10 and 1. All the letters of the first word except 2.
Subtracting each digit by 1 and multiplying, 1*19*1 (not 0) * 20*9*21 = 71820 and here we go again with 2701 again (this pattern already has it above).
Adding each digit by 1 and multiplying, 3*21*2*22*11*23 = 701316, having 3 digits of 2701 in order and 613 and 611 backwards (613 commandments in the Torah according to Jews and 611=Torah (T+V+R+H=400+6+200+5).
Adding one more digit each time, 3*22*4*25*15*28 = 2772000, again with 2701.
Adding one less digit each time, 1*18*-2*17*5*16= -48960 and the square root of -48960 is 221.2690669 * i. 6s round to 7s and we get {2,7,0,1} again. I is the imaginary unit.
The square root of 2 plus the 20th root of 20 plus 1 plus the 21st root of 21 up to 22 = 7.1415899 which is 4+ pi to 6 digits.
See Imaginary unit – Wikipedia (i).
Aleph beit gimmel aleph #85 Mine. B and A. Geometric. IQ test.
I took circles with radii 2,20 and 1 and triangles with sides 2,20 and 1. I formed relationships between their area (perimeter didn’t work).
The first I noticed was that a triangle with side 2 and a triangle with side 1 had a difference of area of 1.299038106. 1.3 could be a simple Star of David number. We’ll see “638” again later on in this pattern.
Next I noticed that a triangle with side 1 and a circle with radius 2, when dividing the areas, gives you 0.0344580559. The first 10 digits are in “304,805.” This is the number of letters in the Torah. This is impressive. What else could I do?
So I wanted it to be like an IQ test and they all seem to have a problem where there’s a triangle in a triangle, a triangle in a circle and then a circle in a triangle or something like that. I was impressed, since we had done subtraction and division, to try multiplying a circle of radius 2 with a triangle of side 2. Multiplying areas gives 21.76559235. At least the first three digits are in {2,7,0,1} where 2701 is the full gematria for the first verse (see index).
Subtraction, division and multiplication were interesting but I wanted to try addition on the first one. Adding a triangle with side 1 to a triangle with side 2 in area, 2.165063509 was the answer. 216=63 and 6561 (backward) is 38. Interesting, but why? Well, if you put the powers together, 638 is 2*319, where 319 is the first word in full gematria (backward, to end the pattern). We have had a number for the whole Torah, the first verse and the first word and a Star of David.
Plus, since I only used size 1 and 2 and not 20, it’s more like an IQ test where huge scales are unnecessary.
Beit Reish Lamed #86 Mine. B and R. Relating the first two letters to the number of letters in the Torah.
Beit spelled out in simple gematria is 34 (B+I+T=2+10+22) and reish is 51 (R+I+Sh=51). 34+51=85, and there are 304,805 letters in the Torah.
Samech Samech #90 A shoe lace pattern. B only. Mine. Geometric. 2 ropes to tie. 20 is the length. Then we cross over (1) and it tightens to a 21 length being available. Making the knot, it is half length for 10 and then it gets a little tighter for 22.
Beit dalet #91 Mine. B only. a test of drawing over the first word in rectangles and measuring the length or area. The bars represent rectangles with one width and the height according to the letter.
The area is easy and can only be an integer or have 0.5. 2+2+9+80+4+22 = 119, the first word without the B backwards. This shows that the area when you cover the first word in simple gematria is the full gematria of the first word without the B.
The line has two pieces, √(182+12), and √(22+42). They add to 22.499892332319. This rounds down to 22 about as barely as possible (it’s an irrational number). Suggesting the line is full. Then 2332 is the year the second end of the earth comes. 6093 in the Hebrew calendar is 2332 in ours, and it’s a palindrome. Then 319 is 913 the other way, ending the pattern with a twist. These three numbers suggests that the line is full.
Why the line more full than the area? The area can only be an integer or involve ½. The line is irrational. They both represent the fulness the word can make. Anyway, from the beginning everything was full.
Also, the perimeter of the rectangles put together is 116, 611 in reverse which spells Torah (T+V+R+H=400+6+200+5 in full gematria).
116 and 119 are very close and measure two different things.
I wasn’t too impressed with the 119 so I said, what if the area was strictly over the rectangles and the area was 117. 117/116 = 1.0086 and 86= God (A+L+H+I+M=86 in full gematria). 116/117 = 0.991452, repeating after the first 9. So 145 is Israel backwards (I+S+R+A+L=10+300+200+1+30=541). The other number is “2991.” 2991-270-20=2701 (so we keep the 1). See #63. For “541,” see index.
For “2701,” see index.
Kaph gimmel chet #93 Mine. B only. We have a cloth with 2 slits, one with 20 slits and one with 1 slit like the first 3 letters. We go in on the bottom one at the left, we thread through 0 to 20 of the middle slits, and then we go out the one way we can. (We can’t repeat a slit).
6,613,313,319,248,080,001 ways. We add 1 to 20P1+20P2+…+20P20. There are 613 commandments in the Torah according to Jews. Repeating “1s” and “3s” is like the #12s. 913 is the first word of the Torah in full gematria. 248 positive commandments exist in the Torah according to Jews. And 80 relates to #57. There has to be light to see the fringes of a Jewish garment to keep the commandments and from the beginning God wanted people to keep commandments.
The 1 at the end is for going in on the left and immediately out on the right. Then the “6,1,3 and 9s” add to 37, a Star of David number.
If we count coming in on the bottom from either slit, there are twice as many weavings. 13,226,626,638,496,160,002 works somewhat and doesn’t work somewhat. Coming in at the top doesn’t make much sense.
Caph gimmel #94. Mine. B only. Geometric. This is like the last one, but we just ensured that we went through all 23 slots once. 23! = 25,852,016,738,884,976,640,000; kind of random and kind of not. 25852 is a pattern. Then we have 76 backwards in 13. 76 is the first verse in simple gematria and 13 is a star of David. 73/37 are also Stars of David. 888 is Christ in Greek. 497664 has prime factors of only 2 and 3! 4 and 9 are 22 and 32. 76 is the first word again. 64 is Israel in simple gematria (10+21+20+1+12=64).
Vav vav vav beit #95. Mine. B or R. Geometric. If we look at the Israel flag with the 2-20-1 of the first 3 letters/second word, 2 and 1 could refer to the two stripes. There are 12 vertices (6 outside points and 6 inside points). Then there are 6 small triangles and 2 large triangles. That makes 20. Since the Star sometimes appears independently of the two stripes, this pattern can work starting with the R. This suggests Israel will create.
There are other shapes, like hexagons and the whole Star of David. If we count the different ways triangles can attach to the hexagon, not counting symmetry, it goes like: 1 for the hexagon, 1 for a hexagon and a triangle, 3 for a hexagon and two triangles, and 3 for a hexagon and three triangles (we don’t want to count the big triangles twice). Going 4-5-6 is identical to 2-1-0 (3,1 and 1). So if we take 2 stripes as 1 and 2, the original 20, and these 13 we get 36.
Now for a twist. A hexagon and a Star of David can both be 37 (adding circles to make these shapes) so we can count them as one extra togehter and then instead of 36 we get 37 by linking them together for one number.
Alternatively, we could count two to five connected triangles (6 could be a repeated shape) and ignore the stripes on the flag and get 37 also.
Tet vav #96 B and R must be looked at together. Made a bowl/curved plate in 4 ways and looked at their volumes and averaged their volumes.
202.17 is “2701.” For “2701,” see index. 402.3 is almost consecutive. 5753.3 is odd digits and 420.66 is even digits.
Picking digits in order from 1694.625, we find 12 ,22 , 32, 42, 52, 26, 54, and 132. That’s more than there even are digits.
Caph vav beit #97 Mine. B only. Geometric. Ways to fill a well with bricks. I remembered a problem from the International Math Olympiad and found a way to simplify it for the first verse. The first word starts with 2-20-1, so let’s make a well that’s 2×1 in width and length and 20 high. How many ways can you fill 20 2x1x1 bricks in it? We count by pairs of vertical bars. Say we have 10x2x1. 0 bars: one way. 2 bars: 9 ways. 4 bars: 7+6+5+…+1=28. 6 bars (5+4+…+1+4+3+…+1+2+1+1) = 35. 8 bars: 5+4+3+2+1=15. 10 bars: 1. For a total of 89.
As it turns out, a height of one is 1, two is 2, three is 3, and then 5 and 8. It is a Fibonacci sequence starting with 1 and 2. The twentieth number is the answer: 10946.
10946 backwards is 64901. The biggest powers are 26, 72, 0 and 1. We have “2701” in order with no extra digits. “2701” is the full gematria for the first verse. See index.
10946 is also 2*13*421. See #82. We have a 1-digit, 2-digit and 3-digit prime. 13 is a star of David and 421 is the closest to 412 (412 won’t work because it isn’t prime), the first letter spelled out in full gematria. In each case, if the digits must be different, 2 is the first possible, 13 is the first possible, and 421 is the second and last possible (the other 241), a twist (using the first triplet of possible digits). 2*13*412 is 10712, also quite close to “2701.”
For four-digit numbers, “1234” are the digits. 1423 is the first one. 2*13*241*1423 is 8,916,518. 2*13*421*1423 = 15,576,158. 8 is 23 or 2 to the 3, 9 is 32 or 3 to the 2. The other digits make up “6561” which is 3 to the (2 to the 3) or 38. With “15,576,158,” “76” is the first word in simple gematria. The average of 155 and 158. Is 156.5. So we again have lots of digits worth “6561.” With 31 or 5 digit primes I couldn’t find anything.
Another thing about 10946: Starting at 1 and 2 and following the Fibonacci sequence, it is the 20th number. Starting at 0 and 1 or 1 and 1 it is the 22nd or 21st. 20,21 and 22 are the “R,Sh and T” in the first word. For the “I” in the first word, it is 10 and it can be 34,55 or 89. 34 is the first letter spelled out in simple gematria and 34->55->89 are digits in order.
See Fibonacci sequence – Wikipedia.
Hei aleph reish tav #99 The last word is H-A-R-Tz, or 5-1-20-27. 27*20=540 and we can’t multiply by 1, so we add it and get 541 or Israel. We can also do 27*20*5+1 and get 2701, or the full gematria of the first verse.
2720 = 42391158275216203514294433201, ending in 4433201 (ending because we are using the end word). 1820 = 12748236216396078174437376, ending in 76 (the first word in simple gematria), and 37 and 73 (Star of David numbers that multiply to 2701). Then the other 44 makes it a sub-pattern of with 27 (18 is like an unfinalized 27). Also, the 27th root of 20 is 1.11734244323153107989879. 111 is aleph in full gematria, 73 is a Star of David number, then we have 13 digits from 0 to 5 (in order 3,4,2,5,1,0) and 7 digits from 7 to 9.
For 541, see index
For 2701, see index
Aleph beit dalet chet #100 B only. Geometric. relates a mystery of our solar system to Universe, the Hebrew letters, DNA and DNA of God, Israel and its commandments and as above, so below.
Titus-Bode’s Law is unexplained scientifically and is a pattern of planets in our Solar System. We can replicate it by having the first two planets be in positions 1 and 2 (in the actual case they are arbitrary) and then add twice as much distance each time. For the first 6, it is 1,1,2,4,8 and 16 in our case. We multiply them by 2,20,1,21,10 and 22 and get 540 when we add up the products. That is almost 541, Israel as we’ve seen many times. With the first two words it goes to 2012, almost 2701 as we’ve seen many times. With the first 14 letters or 3 words, it is 132316. The digits are interesting, “1,2,3 and 6”.
Pairs multiply to be 6 like DNA. You could also do it by adding with 2+3 and 1+4 except multiplying includes the 6 as the product. This suggests DNA codons can be recognized. Douglas R. Hofstader had “1,2,3 and 6” be DNA in “Godel, Escher, Bach: An Eternal Golden Braid.” See #38 for DNA. “613” is also backwards, the commandments Jews believe are in the Torah.
If we do the whole first verse, we get 2661360860. We get the same thing with “613” forwards and then the “0860” is interesting. It reminds me of “86” being apart like a sub-Mandelbrot in zooming a Mandelbrot and suggests to me, “As above, so below.” (86 is God already).
What if we did this with the actual Solar System? The first 3 distances are 0.4, 0.7, 1.0 and then the next is 0.6 more, then 1.2 more, then 2.4 more, etc… If we start the Torah off with the 20, R, then the sixth number is 117.7. My research suggests Jews knew about 6 planets. We want the 3 to make Star of David numbers. The next distance is 10 so we can multiply it by 2 or 20 but 2 doesn’t continue to the next number. It turns out to be 20 and you get 317.7 with 13,37 and 73 as Star of David numbers. Then for the next digit the total is 337.3. This is 37,73 and 337. 337 is the eighth Star of David number if you start at 1 and then 13. There would be 8 planets in the Titus-Bode’s law and this could help Israel know where to search for the remaining two. It is like God plants His flag in all the planets of our Solar System.
For 541, see index
For 2701, see index
See the increibly precise Titius–Bode law – Wikipedia
Dalet zayin #101 dividing letter count from verse to each word. B or R. Mine.
So we do 28/6+28/3+28/5+…+28/4 we get 55.53 (the 3 is repeating). If we start the Torah with the R, 27/5+27/3+27/5+…+27/4=54.45. Each has two digits, 3,4 and 5 are consecutive, and the digits in each case add to 18.
Starting with the third letter, it is 53.7 3 repeating which contains Star of David numbers (37 and 73) and also adds to 18.
Fourth letter: 53.75, the same 3 digits (doesn’t add to 18). Fifth letter: 55.6, similar. Sixth letter: 64.78 3 repeating. “8” added to existing digits and all consecutive (but indicating ending the first word). Wrapping B and Tz as an aleph and skipping the first and last letter (like Stan Tenen did; see #1 aleph for instance): 54.6 which works. Removing B,R and Tz to do the same: 53.75 which we have seen exactly before.
What if we do the first 14 letters or last 14 letters? (14/6+14/3+14/5=9.8 and with the last half it’s 17.9 6 repeating. 17 is one less than the original 18 (with 28-26 letters). 9+8=17, 17.9 6 repeating starts with 17 and 17.9 6 repeating rounds to 18. I counted this paragraph as 4. 17 out of 18 suggests partial Torah knowledge helps with the rest.
Aleph hei yud final nun #102 somehow relates US coins heavily to Israel.
If we simply take two cents, 20 nickels, one dime, 21 quarters, ten half dollar and 22 dollars, we get $33.37. This number has three “37s,” three “73s” and six “337s.” These are Star of David numbers and the most possible in 4 digits (3377 is also 12). If we start the verse off with R and exclude quarters to make it more standard, 20 dollars, one fifty-cent, 21 dimes, 10 nickels and 22 cents adds to $23.32, where 2332 is the year the earth will be destroyed in Judaism (6092)..
Tav vav reish hei #103 8 simple patterns to the number of letters in the standard Torah.
“304,805” letters in the Torah. 3+0+4=7, the first hexagon number. 8+0+5=13, the first Star of David number. 3+0+4+8+0+5 = 20, the second letter of the Torah. “34” is beit spelled out in simple gematria. “85” is one less than “86” which spells God in full gematria (8+5=13, a simple abbreviation of God A+L). 3*4=12 and 8*5=40 and 412 is the spelling of beit in full gematria. Lastly, 34+85=119, the first word in full gematria backwards starting with R.
#104 Turing machine/ computer programming R only! Geometric.
If we start at the second letter with 1 for R and 2 for A, and add the place of each letter in the first verse (and the two Ms are different), we get 1234561227849 for the first half of the verse, 2583,10,49,11,25821,12 for the second half, and 11,821,12,845858,11,11,68,11,11 for the remaining letters in the second verse that are not new. See #29 and #45 also.
The first two sums are 54 and 82. The first verse is therefore 136. The second verse part is 130, and therefore the total for all the letters is 266.
It is like computer commands, and note that they are simpler than arithmetic:
54->541 insert digit. 82->1072 spread out digit (2701 is the full verse again). 136->613 move digit (# commandments according to Jews). 130->13 remove digit to get Star of David (for full gematria have 1 be aleph and 30 be lamed and it’s an abbreviation for God; 13 is God abbreviated in simple;1+12). 266-> un-multiply digit and get a very Holy Number. The last command would be to multiply a digit, and it could give us a Torah in infinite length! These are the elementary computer program functions.
For 541, see index.
For 2701, see index.
Tav mem pei koph #105 filling in shapes with waves and which letters come first. B or R. Geometric.
I’ve always thought about ink/light/water/fire/air/waves filling in the Torah page in the second dimension. At first I tried having it fall from a particular direction and marking how many cavities of each letter get filled. That didn’t amount to a pattern.
I surrounded the first word with ink and marked in what order the letters would get filled. Of course, yud would be the first. It was yud-aleph-shin-reish-tav-beit or in order 5-3-4-2-6-1. Since we have to start at 5 this is the perfect pattern. Also, it there were no Beit it would be 4-2-3-1-5, perfect again from 4.
The second word, B-R-A, fills in in backward order from A to R to B.
If anyone can measure the actual relative time for each letter, please let me know if it is convenient for you to find out.
Beit tav final tzaddik #106 – B or R relating first letter, word and verse simply.
In full gematria, the first letter beit is (B+I+T=2+10+400=412), the first word is 913 and the first verse is 2701. It is said that God gave us the first mark, then if we didn’t understand it he gave us the first letter, then if we didn’t understand it he gave us the first word, and then the first verse.
412+913+2701=4026, consecutive even. (412+913+2701)/3=1342, consecutive. (412*913*2701)^(1/3) = 1,005.3042670059. We get 1-7 1 digit at a time and then the second 5.
Starting with R and adjusting each number appropriately, 510+911+2699=4120 (412 above in this pattern). (510+911+2699)/3= 1373. 3 repeating, Star of David numbers..
With the mark as 1, (1*412*913*2701)^(1/4)= 178.53490. All different digits, and they add to 37 a Star of David.
See Geometric mean – Wikipedia
Vav vav vav #107 I guess this is grass. This counts the letters differently than simple or full gematria for the only time. This is the last pattern I dug up from doing a long time ago in memory.
There are 27 letters, but instead of 3*9, let’s do 10,9 and 8.
Abgdhvz,ch,tet and i are 0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9. Klmns,ayin,p,tz are 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9. RstKMNP,Tz are 2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9. The first verse is 1203941200249604433965044029. We arrange them by 3s in a clockwise fashion and add the last letter up top.
D 9
D 960
A,B 024 443
A 120 C,D 396
C 394 B 504
A 120 A,B 402
60+443 is 503, also B, suggesting the ability to spread. 402+504=906, suggesting DNA (bottom) affects the growth (top). 396+394 = 790 like 960, suggesting that it can multiply. This interconnectedness, DNA, ability to grow up top, mutate, spread and multiply suggests a blade of grass or other plant life.
Aleph ayin (bull’s eye) #108 rings around circles. B only geometric.
A circle with radius one is surrounded by a circle with radius two. A ring from radius 2 to 1 has area like 22-12= 3, and if it were a circle the radius would be √3. 1.73 has 13,37 and 73, 3 Star of David numbers. If you have a ring from 2 to 3 and from 0 to 1, we have 9- (4-1) or 9-3 and √6 = 2.44948974278, all 2,4,7,8 and 9 (bear with me). Next is 16-6 -> √10. 3.16 is 613 backwards, the number of commandments in the Torah. (from 3 to 4 and 1 to 2). We will do staggered circles/rings with various radii based on different techniques from B-R-A-S-I-T.
Next we have the radii be, from the center, 2,20,1,21,10 and 22. √(202-22) = √396=19.8997. (both radii from center) . √(212-396)= √45= 6.708203932499369089227521. 6,7,8 and 9 appear in order. 0,2,3, and 4 appear in order. The missing numbers appear in order, 5 after the 6 sequence and 1 after the 0 sequence. (maximum radius 21, 0 to 2 and 20 to 21). Then maybe 21 just coincides with 21. Next we go to 31. √(312-45)= √916 = 30.26549, 7 digits different. 22 after 31, we get √(532 – 916) = √1893 = 43.508, exactly the digits in how many characters in the Torah (304,805).
Next we add radii, just 2,22,23,44,54 and 76. √(222-22) = √480 = 21.90890230020, 13 digits from 8 to 2. √(232-480)= √49 or just 7! √(442-49) = √1887 = 43.43961325, not meaningful. But √(542-1887) = √1029=32.07802986, again not meaningful. But √762-1029 = √4747 = 68.89847603, not meaningful.
What about division? 22/222 = 4/484 is 0.0082644628099173553719 and that repeats.8264-4628 is a palindrome of even numbers (starting high and narrowing in) and 91735-53719 is a palindrome of odd numbers (starting high and narrowing in). The palindrome can’t continue because of the “09”. However, “00” has a 0 to make an announcement and a 0 to indicate even numbers are coming. “09” is like that for odds.
With sphere’s, 203-23 = 7992 and the cube root is 19.9933311. 913 is the first word in the Torah in full gematria.
Aleph gimmel dalet #109 – area with nested corners. B only. Geometric.
In each case, the big sides are 20 and the small sides are 2. What is the total area?
For the line, a 20-length line has 2-length lines that meet it in the end halfway across, for a length of 18. This time we subtracted areas/lengths. The rest we find the total areas.
For the triangle, we have 100 * √3 + 3* √3 – 3* (1/4*√3) or 102.25*√3. It is 177.1021, all digits of 2701, the full gematria for the first verse.
For the square, we have 20*20 + 2*2*4- 1*1*4 = 412, the full gematria of the first letter beit spelled out (B+I+T=2+10+400).
For the pentagon, the big area is ¼*√(5*(5+2*√(5)))*202 =688.19096. We multiply it by (1+0.01*5*252/360) and get 712.2776438438323060222309586388843. The 252 angle comes from not knowing how the pentagons intersect but dividing what’s left over from the inner 108 degree angle. Now we have 712.277, 6 digits from “2701” also, and 7+1+2+2+7+7=26, the number of digits before we see all the digits. “643” is 3 new digits (consecutive to the starting digits) (“64” is Israel in simple gematria). Then “843,” “832,” and “306” we introduce a new digit each time except for “832.” (They are consecutive to a previous digit). Next is “022230.” Two triplets without a “9” or “5.” However 0+2+2+2+3+0=9 and 0+2+3=5. Then “9” and “5” are next. Last we have “86”, the full gematria for God. 8 and 6 are next to 9 and 5. Also, “6438438323060222309586” only shares with the starting “712.277” the “2.” (the next digit is 7). That is 28 digits. Next, “888” is “Jesus” in Greek Gematria. If we treat the “38884” like a “384,” there are 2 “384s,” 2 “843s,” and 2 “438s.” They rotate. Last, the pattern ends in “34” backwards and that makes 34 digits. 34 is the first letter spelled out in simple gematria. This breaks the usual rule of simple gematria before full gematria.
For the hexagon, we get 624*square root of 3 = 1,080.7997, which rounds to 1 and 8, matching the 18 at the start.
Proof for pentagon: If we rotate all the way 360 degrees obviously it is the same as the average radius obtained by Calculus or just equating pentagon area and circle area. Now for the 108 degrees: It is a side and a half. It is 72 degrees + 36 degrees. A side will be the same and a half-side the same as the other half side. 1.5 * 360 degrees/108 degrees = 5 sides. Note that if we split a side in 10ths or 12ths or any number of equal length segments and connect them to the center to make traingles, they all have the same area. Therefore, the area is proportional to the angle if it is an appropriate multiple of 72 degrees in the right place. There are 10 points of symmetry at 36 degrees. It is guaranteed by the intermediate value theorem. Intermediate value theorem – Wikipedia
Caph yud (subtraction) #110 Mine. B only. Geometric. When we subtract neighboring letters, 20-2=18, 21-1=20, and 22-10=12. Final tzaddik and reish make an aleph (Stan Tenen’s idea) and 12 makes a lamed (See digital images #32).
https://meru.org/Lettermaps/3-lobedgroups.html
Aleph Lamed is an abbreviation from God. If you averaged the first three letters and the next three letters, you get (2+20+1)/3 = 7.6 6 repeating and (21+10+22)/3 = 17.6 6 repeating. 76 is the simple gematria of this, the first word. Now 2+20+1=23 and 21+10+22=53, a difference of 30. Also 7.6 and 17.6 have a one apart in them. Again 1 and 30 make Aleph and Lamed in final gematria, a simplification of God.
Vav vav aleph #111 Combining Stars of David with letter counts. Mine. B or R. Geometric.
13+37=50
13+73=86 (God = A+L+H+I+M = 1+30+5+10+40)
13+121=134 (pi)
13+181 = 194 (the first word + 1)
37*3 = 111
13+37+73 = 123
1+13+37+73-13 = 111
These won’t count for anything but the following will.
2*13+20*37+73+21*121+10*181+22*253 = 10756, like 1048576 see #31. Both end in 6.
Starting the Torah with R, 20*13+1*37+21*73+10*121+22*181 = 7022. 2->7->0->1 and “2701”. Change the first digit to 1 by changing 37 to 36 (both hexagon and star of David, now without a center circle which still works). Second digit to 1 (more significant) by dropping 121 to 120, and 120 is also from “2701”. 120 is another non-center Star of David number and we multiply it by 10 making for the second digit. See index-2701
Aleph beit gimmel aleph beit gimmel (triplets) #112 Mine. B only. In the first verse, we take 3 letters at a time, subtract the first two and the last two, and then subtract the two results. We get 1,1,1,4,9,1,11,16,15 and then the last letter is 27. Notice all the 1s and squares of numbers. Also, 11 is a 1 put next to a 1. For the 15 and 27, 27 is 33 and if we switch the 5 and 2, 125 is 53 (25 is 52).
The only ways to get 6 as exponents are 16, 36 and 64 and 36 and 64 are too high. The 6 in 16 follows 11 and 611 is Torah in full gematria (T+V+R+H=400+6+200+5).
For 15-27, 2,5,7,15,17,127,215,217 and 257 are also all one away from numbers that are exponents of small numbers. 512 is an exponent and like above comes from rearranging two digits of 15-27. 15-27 seems to give the maximum amount of these numbers of any four-digit combination. Also, see #49 for “1-2-5-7” as well.
Also we did 1257. Looping the digits around from 7 back 1, the differences are 1,3,2 and 4. These are consecutive integers. They also make pi, so if we have 5217 we get pi or 3.142. 5217 = 3*37*47. 37 is a Star of David number very common in my patterns. 3*47 = 141, giving us 3.141 so we have pi=3.142 and pi=3.141. It is in fact 3.1416.
Chet chet chet #113 Mine. B only. Card pattern focuses on keeping the commandments. Yud is empty.
A club (card suit) can have radii of 20,21 and 22 and then a stem of 2×1. Pi*(202+212+222)+2 = 4164.610266006476040. 614 is how many commandments scientists say are in the Torah. 2701 is the full gematria for the first verse again.
A diamond (card suit) is the difference between a rectangle with sides 4 and 40 and an ellipse with radii 2 and 20. The fraction of how much is the diamond is (160-40*pi)/160 = 0.214, where 412 is the full gematria of the full spelling of the first letter beit.
A 5 of diamonds is 5 diamonds. 1.07300 has 13, 37 and 73 as Stars of David.
A 9 of diamonds has 9 diamonds. 1.931416529. Notice the numbers and order from pi. It is not simply pi. Roughly 13 digits of pi.
A 7 of hearts… a heart is a square with side 20 and two half circles with diameter 20. (400+100*pi)*7=4999.1. With diameter 2 it is 49.991.
The hand seems to be an ace of clubs, an ace of diamonds, a 5 of diamonds, a 9 of diamonds and a 7 of hearts.
Don’t forget 5 cards in cards… no cards up sleeve.. God plays cards fairly.
Aleph vav #114 A shamrock that is clearly lucky (about as simply as can be). B or R. Geometric. Yud is empty.
Then a shamrock… three hearts with the related number to the heart of 20,21 and 22 and this time we only add 1 for the stem (no B). (400+100*pi)+(441+110.25*pi)+(484+121*pi)+1= 2366.6525665. 1* a number is itself, so we start with 2 and 3 and then 2+3 is 5 and 2*3=6. These digits are in this way the first we can find. 11 digits is lucky. See #117.
Jacqueline Thompson suggested a 4-leaf clover. I got a Shamrock with 19,20,21! 2146.04859. This is almost the same first 5 digits as with the diamond in cards, but they are two different numbers. The diamond is 0.2146183660405. 412 backwords is also the first letter beit spelled out in full gematria (B+I+T=2+10+400).
But Jacqueline wanted a 4-leaf clover and I almost missed it. With 19,20,21 and 22 we get 3010.181303
Now 2701 + 309=3010, or if we add a stem of 10 3020=2701+319. “2701” is the first verse in full gematria, “913” is the first word, and {1,3,9 and 27} are powers of 3. Then 18 is “81” backwards another exponent. 1+8=9 and we get 913 again. Then “03” for 10 digits like this. With all the 0s, 1s and 3s, 0 could be the stem and 1 leaf is added to 3. See index – 2701.
I wanted to see if 1..22 and 1..27 were lucky even if they don’t resemble shamrocks. 22 and 27 are how many letters in the Hebrew aleph beit.
For 1..22 I got 6775.586 which is apparent.
For 1..27 I got 12372.8092723443167856365.
1,2,3 is counting. Then 72 only has factors 2 and 3 and is “27” backwards. Next 9 and 27 are powers of 3 and the 80 rounds up to 81, also a power of 3. 2,3,4 is another count. “43” is “34” backwards, the count of the first letter in simple gematria. “316” is “613,” the number of commandments Jews believe are in the Torah. Then 67856 is very similar to 1..22 and “365” are the days in a year. I’d say that’s pretty lucky.
I thought I’d try a half-heart, half a square and a semicircle. I chose the length 2 for a square side, and (4+π)/2 = 3.570796326. Notice odds going up from 3 to 9 although there is a 0 that is like a skip in a CD, going back to 7 and then getting to 9 and making it all the way at the end if it can breach the skip. Old CD players were more likely to scratch at the end.
If we add a stem with length 10 (1*10), it is 13.570796326, straight from 1 to 9 in this way. For the “6326,” remember that after that the original shamrock had 1s, 2s, 3s and 6s. See #114. It’s not a large ace suggesting again that God doesn’t cheat. It doesn’t have the large numbers in the first verse; B is 2 and A is 1 and I is 10 (1*10=10).
chet vav #115 Mine. B only. Going from an arc to a line.
Russel M. Nelson, the prophet of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints started by Joseph Smith, said as a kid time is a circle but as we grow it should be more like a line. If we have a circle with radius 2, a circle with radius 20 (increasing the arc), and a line with size 1, the total size is 404*pi+1 = 1270.20. 2701 is the full gematria for the first verse again.
Gimmel hei vav #116 Mine. B only. Non-geometric. Two (or at least one) magnificient sums with exponents.
23+203+13+213 = 17270, again with “2701” the full gematria of the first verse.
22+203+14+215+106+227 = 2499449994. That is amazing. The 2 matches up with square numbers, 4, 9 and 49. Each 3 do not go back and forth. There are 2 “49s” in order and 20 “49s” by combination. (2-20).
Reish alef shin #117 B or R only. Geometric. Mine. With Joseph Smith, the Torah’s first three letters are reish alef shin, or 20-1-21. We make a rectangle solid with those sides, open at one large end (see #61). 20*21+1*20+1*21+1*20+1*21=502, the surface area and my name in the phonetical alphabet (502=L-S-N=Eliason).
The volume is 420. 42 is “Roane,” my middle name, in the phonetical alphabet. See #28
Without name B only. This time we use B,R and A in the same pattern as before. If we have 2*20+1*20+1*2+1*2=64, Israel in simple gematria and a manger like where Jesus was born.
If we make a tube we can get 2*20+1*20+2*20+1*20 = 120. This tube contains 3 of the numbers of {2,7,0,1} and is very informative. 2701 is the full gematria of the first verse. We take the 1x2x20 pipeline (I think in engineering not computer science), and we can fill in the letters as follows so there is no confusion of order. This suggests a process to fulfill the creation going one letter at a time.
The 28 letters reach from 1 to 19 with one space open to tell there is another verse coming. We can stretch once and end on the 20th space without confusion of order in the next verse either.
Counting the letters through the pipe, we add 2+20+1+21+10+22+2+20+1+1+12+5+10 = 127, again with {2,7,0,1}. Next we add 13 for the final mem because we don’t finalize it since we are not looking at spaces. See #63. We get 140, which is 2*70*1. This is the 14th character, which number equals 2*7*1. ½ of the letters. (See #119 and #126)
See index -2701
Aleph hei yud nun #118 Jacqueline Thompson. B only. Roman numerals. Non-geometric.
I is 1. V is 5. X is 10. L is 50. C is 100. D is 500. M is 1000.
2*1+20*5+1*10+21*50+10*100+22*500 = 13162. This number has “611” (Torah = 400+6+200+5 in full gematria), “613” (the number of commandments Jews say are in the Torah), and only digits 1,2,3 and 6 (2*3=1*6 and they’re like DNA) (see Godel, Escher Bach: Eternal Golden Braid by Douglas R. Hofstadter).
Aleph vav final tzaddik #119 Egyptian fractions. Suggests fractions work perfectly or at least to an extent. Mine. B or R.
The calculator doesn’t work with a unit fraction because it gives back that fraction, but with 2 for instance the first non-unit fraction. The first with the first letter 2 is 2/21. 2/21 is 1/11 + 1/231.
Notice that all the digits are 1,2 and 3 and that we have 1s then count to 3 and go back.
With 20/21, it is ½+1/3+1/9+1/126 and 2+3+9+126 = 140 =2*70*1, See index -2701 (see #117 and #126)
With 20 and 22, we close the word with 20/22 = ½ + 1/3 + 1/14 + 1/231. Similar to 2/21, all the digits are 1,2,3 and 4 and 4 is in the middle while 2,3 and 1 repeat on either side.
I also did 913/2701, the full gematria of the first word divided by the full gematria of the first verse, and got 1/3 + 1/214 + 1/59795 + 1/7975926261 + 1/275666732115964980930. It starts with 1,2,3,4 and 5 and “214” is “412” backwards, the first letter in full gematria spelled out relating the letter, word and verse. Then we have all odds in a palindrome. Next 5 more odds, but then it’s not perfect.
These are not Torah patterns but I was intrigued by Egyptian fractions and wanted to explore further.
I tried a/b, where a and b are integers from 1 to 10. 3/7 had the smallest fraction, 1/231, and it was 1/3+1/11+231 all digits 1 to 3. 37 is a Star of David number. (1/3 and 7/3 won’t work). Then I tried all the Star of David numbers divided by their next one. We didn’t get a very small number until 541/661 and 541 is Israel in full gematria (I+S+R+A+L=10+300+200+1+30). 541/661 has a 13-digit denominator, the most before it being 7 digits (7 and 13 also making Stars of David 13, 37 and 73).
See Unit fraction – Wikipedia . See Egyptian fraction – Wikipedia .
Sigma nun #120 standard deviation. B only. Mine.
With population, it is 1/N. With sample, it is 1/(N-1).
We look at 2 and 20, just the first two letters.
Sample: 12.727922061358. We have 9 digits of {2,7,0,1} See index. The next 3 are 9,6 and 3.
Then for population we take the confidence interval.
Population confidence interval: 6.3639610306789. Now instead we have 8 digits of 9,6 and 3 and the next 4 are 1,0,0,7 making {2,7,0,1} again.
Back to standard deviations: 2,20,1,21 population: 9.5131487952202. Digits #4,5,6 are 314 and then #3,2,1 are 159. 314159 is pi.
Sample 2,20,1: 10.692676621564. Once again we have 6 digits of {2,7,0,1} and then 5 of 9 and 6.
Notice the count of each kind of digit (from 2701 and from 963) is 9,3 then 4,8 and then 6,5 which is artistic. The digits 2,7,0,1 are missing from those 6 digits to account for every digit.
Also, the last one neglected a 3 and so was out of {2,7,0,1,9,6}. 3,4,5 and 8 are left over and there are considered to be 304805 letters in the Torah.
See Standard deviation – Wikipedia
Vav coph chet #121 Mine. Geometric. B only. Counting up marks in first word equals letters in first verse.
There are 6 letters in the first word and I count 28 marks (without the added marks). There are 28 letters in the first verse.
If you add up the marks in the first verse there are 111 after 6 words (111=aleph in full gematria and 3*37 a star of David number) and after the whole first verse you get 129. 129 = 86*3/2 and 86 is God in full gematria (A+L+H+I+M=1+30+5+10+40=86). The 129th letter is in the fourth verse and is an A to start the word God.
If you list the exact words that repeat going through the first day (up to 129 letters), they are God, God, light, God and God (just the A in the last one). The 3/2 represents that if you have 3 words in order in the list you need to narrow them down to 2 to get only “God” and that light is where things are at in the creation process. For “God, God, light, God and God,” see also TORAH BIBLE CODE: INTRO | torahisteaching.com or https://torahisteaching.com/2023/10/18/torah-bible-code/ .
If you count with the added marks, you get 36. In the Pentateuch – Beresheit – by Rabbi Samson Rapheal Hirsch , there is a circle over the beit as well, making 37, a Star of David and Hexagram number and “wisdom/chockmah.”
Vav lamed beit #122 B only. Mine Mine (22 and 23 may have been discovered, but I discovered them on my own). Geometric. First verse meru pattern derives from similar first word pattern.
On the left, the first two pairs in the first word add to 22, the number of letters in the alphabet and also we have the first and last. I is 10, and by its picture and number close to 0. 0+22 is also 22. The last add to 32, ending the pattern (the last letter is also 22). 3 rows x 2 columns and 32. See #13 for a related pattern for the first verse by the Meru Foundation in a 8×4 or 32-space grid. See it also at www.meru.org/intro.html . The Meru foundation did it in 48 spaces; I did it in 32 with a slant for the word “God.”
With i=0, it is 2-1-0 and 20-21-22 weaved together! I’m sure that’s known!
On the right, they add to 23, 30 and 23. 30+2=32. 23 backwards is 32. 23 is B-R-A.
Caph chet vav #123 Relates verse count to number of letters and word count to number of letters and specific comparisons of those letters. Non-geometric. Mine. B or R.
The first verse has full gematria 2701. 27+1=28, the number of letters and 27 is the count for the last letter, final tzaddik.
Then the first word has full gematria 913. What we take is half the distance between points. (20-2)/2 = 9. (21-1)/2 = 10. 10 is in the right place. We can get 900 instead of 9 by doing (2000-200)/2 = 900. 2000 is sometimes the first letter B since it is big and has tagin and 200 is full R. Last we want 3, but (22-10)/2=6. 916 is still close to 913 and 6 turns out to be the number of letters in the first word (like 28 with 2701).
2701*28 = 75628. 913*6 = 5478. 75628 is consecutive except for one extra. 5478 is consecutive and missing one, a 6. 7+5+6+8=26 and we have “26” backward. 5+4+7+8=24 and 2+4 = 6 the missing number.
26+24=50. 26*24=2624. 2+6*2*4=50. (20-2)+(21-1)+(22-10)=50 also.
2*624=1248 and 6*2*4=48. We ignore the 12s and 24s.
We could also do it starting with the reish in the first word. R-A = (20-1)/2=9.5. S-I=(21-10)/2=5.5. T=22/2 =11. We get 955511. The 5s are the average of 9 and 1 and 911 is full gematria of the first verse starting with R.
The following are not themes or patterns, but scientific analysis.
I came up with 3 random numbers from 1 to 1,000,000,000 as part of a control group. 2 had patterns. So I went to 5 but 3 had patterns. Then I went to 50. About 14 had them.
What are the normal patterns like and then what are these like? In the normal patterns, I tried to get every possible concept as a theme and have it relate to the theme. It seemed that every kosher pattern worked. There were 5 or 6 patterns per theme. They were intelligent. It is hard to get intelligent with just numbers and related geometry.
With the following 50 only one or two had any intelligence and they both had “2701.” You’re going to get intelligent numbers every once in a while and it’s important to look for if they make sense.
324608935, 266558822 (a), 520710821 (b), 261526614, 258331225 ( c ), 919514373 (d), 671076124, 934065483, 16850231, 311657210, 253077129 ( e ) (even in 2701), 460537707, 514329515, 7137613, 675553214 (f), 167236322, 269922159, 678868246 (g), 436965681, 126662671, 888768486 (?h), 169395233, 931087739, 373004479, 551078867, 254199929 (i), 336062300, 9672799843, 121553909, 34614943, 3781066693, 143061352 (j), 28251125, 458126518, 968530683, 426708146, 489276472, 350281601, 678771419, 440067228 (k), 20843827, 586878454 (l), 349236762, 140228691, 990640953, 219048324, 30026841 (m), 419,026,994, 99,259,095 and 35,541,235 (n)
A: Pairs of evens. Like exponents/the exponential function/logarithms and polynomial substitution except those had a lot more. B: {2,7,0,1} in palindrome. Couldn’t relate 1202 the first half of the verse in full. C: Fibonacci digits. D: All odd but one. E: Contains {2,7,0,1} and only evens are the 0 and 2 in it. F: Digits 1 through 7. G: All even but 7. H: 888 then descending from 8. I: three 9s. J: digits 0 through 6 K: All even but one. L: 5-8-6-8-7-8 counting with 8. M: All even but last digit. N: All digits 1 through 5.
Two displayed any intelligence (b) and ( e ). Only they contain two patterns while in this book we average 5 or 6 patterns per theme. The rest of these had one pattern. This suggests that patterns might run through all the numbers that appear in nature but that God uses mathematical relationships to show things about Himself.
So we tried actual themes in math. The best ones we can think of ended up working. Besides, we’re going to find more after this anyway. There’s something to be said about that although a scientist would deny that we chose the best ones. But the themes usually teach us something about God in the meaning key.
Then we tried random numbers. Some times they have a pattern or two, sometimes even appearing a little intelligent, but ultimately none are intelligent. None are enough to establish any concept. I found no concept in the 50. Maybe that’s a pattern too. Maybe they are part of something but we can’t see the big picture.
This shows that there is some random noise. The actual patterns are noisier although I spend more time analyzing them. The random numbers are more quiet and appear less intelligent. All in all I would say the chances of my book are still a good 1 in a google and I have not cheated. It is less likely than getting it right when there is only one possible verse out of 28 digits, a 40 digit number, so the patterns work even better than just picking one verse. It is almost as though the verse has to be that way after looking at a few patterns.
What if you just want to ask God about something with a key? I was on “692” which is Japan in the phonetical alphabet. I checked Population, square miles, GDP and GDP per capita. In 2022, the GDP was $4,231,140,000,000. That is 1,2,3 and 4 and 1,2,3,4 and 3,1,4,2 (π) are each there in order with one digit in the wrong place.
I noticed that GDP is one thing that stands out to people about Japan. A small country worth so much money, and the total figure intrigues people. So then I thought about density and instead of population or square miles I tried population density. 338/km2 or 876/mi2. 338 is just over 337 where 37, 73 and 337 are Star of David numbers. This suggests that they are packed and 876 suggests that the number is OK.
Then I heard “jiffy” on the radio. The time it takes light to travel one centimeter in a vacuum is 33.3564 picoseconds.
Look elsewhere effect: So first, they argued that with so much text patterns are bound to come out. Well, I focused mostly on the first word and verse. They say patterns are found in almost all sufficiently large books. Maybe all books are inspired.
But did I just keep looking for new math until I found something? Notice that when I did find a pattern, I usually found 5 to 6. There is a demonstration of intelligence. They work much better than random numbers, as seen above. Below, I had found two good patterns. I checked all the things I would consider beside them and reported them all scientifically. It seems I did very good.
See Look-elsewhere effect – Wikipedia
Ayin koph #124 Wanted to do one in front of the audience to see how scientific the process was.
I had discovered that with spheres, having radii of {20,21 and 22} was significant in volume and {1,2…21,22} was quite significant in volume.
I wanted to try circles, shamrocks, sphere volume and sphere surface area with these four things, {19,20,21 and 22} and {2,20,1,21,10,22} (and {20,1,21,10,22} with Joseph Smith), and {1,2,3,…,21,22}, everything that had not been tried already. We will report all numbers.
So the first thing is to add circles with radii {19,20,21,22}, {2,20,1,21,10,22} and {1,2,3…20,21,22}
The first was 5296.725213, so no pattern. The second was 4492.477494. All {4,7,9} except one “2”, but still no pattern. The last was 11922.344120373. hallelujah. We counted 1 to 4 with each digit twice except a 3 (and it relates to the 9). The we have 0,1,2,3 again with one digit in the wrong place. And then we have two Star of David numbers, 37 and 73. With {20,1,21,10,22} it was 4479.9111 so I don’t know what the {4,7,9} are but there they are again. The “911” this time is emphasized with it working with Joseph Smith’s way.
Next with the shamrock, the only two to check are {2,20,1,21,10,22} and {20,1,21,10,22}. Good luck! The first was 2553.11937365. We have repeating 5s, 3s and 1s. We have “911” backwards again. And we have “37” and “73,” Star of David numbers. Then with starting with 20, 2545.977781. Nothing there.
Then we can do sphere volumes. 4/3*pi*(each cubed). With {20,21 and 22}, we had already found 116904.94. “611” backwards is Torah. Then 1,1,16,9,0,4,9 and 4 are all square numbers. “94” after “904” may suggest that we do not want 0 for a square number.
With {1,2,3…22}, it was 268120.272218172100. We have two 8s and a 6 that spell out God (A+L+H+I+M=1+30+5+10+40=86} and add to 22, the number of letters again. The other 15 digits are in {2,7,0,1}, the full gematria of the first verse. (this one was done already).
With {19,20,21,22}, a new one, we get 145635.8578400132417531. Besides the 1, they are {3,4,5,6,7,8} and we have “365” backwards. Then they are in {0,1,2,3,4}. After that there are odds descending from 7 to 1.
Then with {2,20,1,21,10,22} and sphere volume,
4/3*Pi*(2^3+20^3+1+21^3+10^3+22^3) = 121131.435142012. All 15 digits from {0 to 5} and no I hadn’t done it yet.
Remove the 2, 121097.92482 has no pattern.
Last is surface area, and it is just 4*pi*r^2. So we start again with {20,21,22}. 16663.00743 has no pattern. Then with {19,20,21,22}, 21199.46722. Not really. {2,20,1,21,10,22}: 17969.90997. Not much but half of the digits were 9. {20.1.21.10,22}: 17919.64449. Not going well. {1,2,3,…,20,21,22} is 47689.37648. So there may be some reason to not count surface area. We count 17 patterns.
Hei yud beit shin hei #125 composite numbers relating to where the space bars settle. Mine. B or R or before.
We have to keep going. The consecutive composite numbers are 8,9,10 and 14,15,16 and 20,21,22 and 24,25,26,27,28. Notice the last one closes the pattern with so many numbers.
If we count B 1, R 2, A 3 etc., we land on words 2-3, 3-4, 5-6 and 6-7, a pattern. That pattern is amplified by starting with R 1, A 2, Sh 3 etc., where we get 2-3,4-5,5-6 and 7-8. Some say there is an invisible aleph behind the Beit. Then with B 2, R 3, A 4 etc., the pattern is 2,3-4,5,6-7. If we start at the actual aleph, we get 3,4-5,6,7-8 each exactly one more than with the other aleph.
Final mem yud #126 Mine. Before the B. Fibonacci sequence goes far and has patterns.
Starting as in the last one with an invisible A before the first letter B, we count the letters whose positions match Fibonacci letters, then mark their position in the text by what number word they are in the Torah.
1,1 2,1 3,1 5,1 8,2 13,3 21,5 34,8 55,14 89,21
144,33 233,56 377,88 610,140
With the smaller list to the right of how many words into the text, we see that 9 of them are Fibonacci letters themselves and the rest are off by 1 word* (except the last one). The adjustment is +1/-1/+1/-1. Also with that smaller list, if we divide consecutive numbers, the quotients go up and down (see #14). The only time they don’t switch 2 in a row is with the 56, which is the beit in “between” in Genesis 1:6. It is the second “between” word in the list, the first having to do with dividing between light and the second having to do with dividing between waters above and waters below the firmament. 140 is off by 4, but 140=2*70*1 where 2701 is the full gematria of the first verse. (See #117 and #119).
*words combined with hyphens count as one word.
21/33=56/88 and as you go through the Fibonacci series the quotients get closer and closer.
See Fibonacci sequence – Wikipedia .
Qoph reish shin reish qoph #127 B only. Fractal pattern. Mine.
So I’m sure people know about fractals. The first word adds to 76 and each letter can be spelled out like the first word to get 76*6=456. The full verse is 329 and 329*28=9212. However, what might not be known is we can divide them.
9212/456=20.2017. 9212/76=121.210. 9212/76*6=727.2. 329/76/6=0.721. 18 digits of {2,7,0,1}. 2701 is the full gematria of the first verse, suggesting that expanding the first verse by exploring it is useful.
Starting with R, 327*27=8829. 74*5=370. 8829/74=119.3, where 911 is the first word with the R in full gematria. Multiply by 5, 596.5540 with 540 repeating keeps rounding to 541, Israel in full gematria (10+300+200+1+30=541).
Caph mem pei qoph #128 Mine. B only. Non-geometric. Consecutive primes.
This time I thought I’d do consecutive primes. Since every other number is even, and therefore after 2 not prime, we did primes that differed by 2 or less. The first consecutive primes are 2,3,5 and 7. We would not want to start before the first verse, with the R or with the A because then Shin would be 2,3, and 5 and it turns out that’s not what we want. 2 – R, 3 – A, 5 – I, 7 – B, 11-L, 13-I, 17-H, 19-m, 29-V 31-A, 41-V, 43-H, 59-R and 61-Ch. Up to 61,except for the alephs, we have numbers that are mirror images of each other and are the same as in Stan Tenen’s pattern (See #13). We start with Aleph = 000, Beit = 001, gimmel = 002, dalet = 010,… So we have two alephs, R goes with L (201, 102). I goes with B (100, 001). H goes with m (011,110) and V goes with T (012,210). Note that the Chet ends it, but after the Chet is 71-T, 73-L and the T matches the V in a twist, giving all 8 letters. (Next we have A,R,A,L,A,H,H,V,I,V,K,I,I,R,V,D to end the 5th verse and ,I,M,D,m,M to end the 6th verse).
Nun mem #129 Just counted by fives. B only. Mine. Non-geometric.
So if we count by 5s in the first two verses, we get IAAIH (first verse) and HIVVLHVIpnM (second verse).
Except for the L, the first 14 letters are among the first 5 in the first verse and the L is 6th. The Pei surrounds the beit so we get that (See Michael J. Alter Why the Torah begins with the letter beit and theme #1).
Then we have an N. N is 14th in the aleph beit and there are 14 characters here before it. Adding the letters we get 1+2+5+6+10+12+14 = 50, and 50 is a full Nun.
If we go by 10s in the first two verses, we get each letter from aleph to mem (pei for beit) once except the vav which is twice and comes the second time before the pei and the mem.
Common numbers: 2,13,22,27,34,37,73,76,86,111,412,541,611,613,913,2701.
Index: 541 – see #1, #10, #21, #22, #45, #40, #74, #76, #79, #91, #99, #100, #104 and #127.
2701 – see #64, #50, #21, #88, #45, #46, #34, #49, #37, #89, #55, #63, #69, #70, #72, #74, #76, #80, #82, #84, #85, #91, #96, #97, #99, #100, #104, #109, #111, #113, #114, #116, #117, #119, #120, #124, #126 and #127.
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