Numerical bible

296 is the numerical value of the 7th word of the Bible (earth, or earth land; cf. numerical values in the Old Testament, Link) and is a reference to John chapter 1, which describes the incarnation of the Word of God, which came down from heaven to save us. The number 64 (37x64=2368) is the Hebrew numerical value of Adam and Eve (45+19=64) and the Hebrew ordinal value of Israel (see numerical values in the OT, Link). Ιησους 888 37 x 24 = 37 x 8 x 3 = 3 x 296 Χριστος 1480 37 x 40 = 37 x 8 x 5 = 5 x 296 Ιησους Χριστος 2368 37 x 64 = 37 x 8 x 8 = 8 x 296 The Greek corresponding word for "Lord" (κύριος, kyrios) occurs 722 times in the NT and has the numerical value 800. κυριος 800 = κ 20 + υ 400 + ρ 100 + ι 10 + ο 70 + ς 200Ιησους = Iesous = Jesus, numerical value 888 The name "Ιησους" (Iesous = Jesus) has the numerical value 888 and consists of 6 letters. The 6 is the number of man and Jesus was the "Son of Man" who came into the world (Greek kosmos) to save us.κοσμος = kosmos = world, numerical value 600 Man was created on the 6th day. The 6 is the number of man. The present home of man is the world, whose Greek name "kosmos" (κόσμος; Strong No. 2889) has the numerical value 600. κυριος = kyrios = Lord, numerical value 800 The numerical value of the Greek equivalent for the word Lord (κυριος = kyrios) is 800 (100x8=800). Compare: 888 (111x8=888). There is another interesting fact, because the Strong number (list of all Greek words) of the name "Iesous" is 2424 (see Link). The 24 is symbolic for the 24 priests or elders in Israel. They had to take turns serving in the temple throughout the year. But during the three feast periods (see Feasts) they all had to appear together in Jerusalem. In the Book of Revelation the 24 elders

That on Pilate's tablet the short version "Yeshua" was used, which occurs more frequently in the more recent writings of the Old Testament. In any case, all people saw the name of Jesus in three languages and the Latin version is even identical to the English and German spellings. So there is no doubt about what the name of the Son of God was and is: JESUS. In earlier centuries, the Latin letter "I" was used, less "J", which is, however, identical in meaning. The distinction between the letters I and J was first made in the 16th century by French philosophers to make the pronunciation of various words clearer. So there is no doubt what the name of the Son of God was and is. And there is also no doubt what the Greek numerical value of His name is, and that is in the language in which the New Testament was written, namely 888. Everyone has seen this. The name Jesus (ΙΗΣΟΥΣ = Ιησούς = Iesous) has the numerical value 888 in Greek (see caldulation above). This number stands not only for a new beginning and eternity, but also for love and the victory over evil (666; see Link). The 777 (the numerical value for the Hebrew "God, heaven and earth"; Ex 1:1) describes the physical life here on earth (or creation), while the 888 refers to eternal life in the spiritual dimension. So the name Jesus of the NT is far above the OT. While the 777 stands for the perfection of the physical creation, the 888 symbolizes life in the perfect spiritual eternity, where there is no lack of anything and where there is no suffering. "In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth" (Gen 1:1). The Bible starts in the Hebrew text with 7 words of 2x14=28 (=4x7) letters, the sum of which is 2701 (37x73=2701). 37 and 73 are reflecting numbers and the 12th and 21st prime number respectively. The numerical value for "the earth" (ha-Arez) is 296, i.e. 37x8=296. In the first sentence of the Bible, the Hebrew words "God, the

Pixabay For any student of the Bible, it doesn’t take long to see that certain numbers appear throughout both the Old and New Testament.For instance, there are the 12 tribes of Israel and the Twelve Apostles. God rested on the seventh day of creation in Genesis, and one cannot forget the seven gifts of the Holy Spirit mentioned in 1 Corinthians 12.What is the story behind all these numerals? Why do they appear again and again? For us as Catholics, do numbers mean more?The practice of interpreting numbers is nothing unique in religious history. Cultures have applied meaning to numbers since the beginning of civilization. However, numbers found in the Bible have taken on mystical meaning across the centuries.Assigning meaning to numbers in the Bible is an ancient practice known as gematria, a Greek term meaning calculation. It is based on numbers which are assigned to each letter of the Hebrew alphabet. Gematria is thus the calculation of those letters, which translate into words or phrases. By assigning a numerical value to a word or phrase, it is believed that two words with the same numerical value have some significant meaning to each other or simply to the number itself. Numbers thus have a key role in understanding God’s role in the universe.For instance, the number 40 is used throughout both the Old and New Testaments. Noah was afloat during the Great Flood for 40 days and 40 nights (see Gn 7), Moses and the Israelites spent 40 years in the desert and Jesus was tempted by Satan for 40 days (Mk 1:13). Jewish tradition has it that the number 40 represented a time of transition where an extraordinary event occurs.Enter the Church FathersAround the second century, the Church Fathers — those who clarified or passed on Christian doctrine — were quite familiar with this Jewish tradition of assigning numerical meaning to words or phrases. However, they condemned the use of numbers as having some magical significance. Instead, they taught that the numbers found in the Holy Scriptures were full of mystical meaning which could be interpreted for deeper significance.For instance, St. Augustine, in a letter replying to Tichonius the Donatist, said, “If Tichonius had said that these mystical rules open up some of the hidden recesses of the law, instead of saying that they reveal all the mysteries of the law, he would have spoken truth.”As well, it would have been around these first centuries of Christianity that the formal rituals which related to public worship and the Mass were taking shape. The question to ask then would be: Is there numeric symbolism in the sacrifice of the Mass or in some of the prayers for Catholics? The answer

Bible Numerics shows the mathematical structure underlining the vocabulary of the Greek New Testament, thus ensuring the unchangeable accuracy of the text. Below are resources on the subject of bible numerics available for ordering or download. About Bible Numerics (Not by Mr. Panin)Make checks payable to “New England Bible Sales” (please add 25% for postage and handling) and mail to:Short Descriptions of the above materials. Numeric English New Testament (Free English PDF or Free Greek PDF) – translated by Ivan Panin – 630 pages. This is the translation of the Greek New Testament as established by Bible Numerics. By using, wherever possible, the same English word to translate the same Greek word, this translation puts the reader as nearly as possible on the same footing as the reader of the Greek text. Both Greek and English Numeric New Testaments together represent the most significant application of Panin’s discovery of Bible Numerics. Shorter Works of Ivan Panin – 83 pages. This booklet contains a short biography of Ivan Panin, works on Genesis, Jehoiakim, Word Order, Romans, Genesis, Verbal Inspiration demonstrated and others.Bible Numerics – by Ivan Panin – 30 pages. This paper is the text of a speech delivered by Ivan Panin at Caxton Hall in Westminster England which illustrates the mathematical and numeric interrelationship of all Scripture. Bible Chronology (Free PDF only) - by Ivan Panin – 107 pages. This is a highly technical chronology of biblical dates and numeric biblical patterns. Mr. Panin’s efforts of over 40,000 separate pages of written reference and research work form the basis of it. The Last Twelve Verses of Mark (Free PDF) - by Ivan Panin – 56 pages. This work establishes the validity of the last 12 verses as Scripture by the multiple of sevens (7s) numerical structure and interrelationship of the

Whom you crucified, whom God raised from the dead - by him this man is standing before you well. 11 This Jesus is the stone that was rejected by you, the builders, which has become the cornerstone.12 And there is salvation in no one else, for there is no other name under heaven given among men[c] by which we must be saved.” Rom 10:9-13: "because, if you confess with your mouth that Jesus is Lord and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved. 10 For with the heart one believes and is justified, and with the mouth one confesses and is saved. 11 For the Scripture says, “Everyone who believes in him will not be put to shame.” 12 For there is no distinction between Jew and Greek; for the same Lord is Lord of all, bestowing his riches on all who call on him. 13 For “everyone who calls on the name of the Lord will be saved” (Joel 3:5)." The Bible makes it clear for all eternity: If you want to have eternal life, call on the name "Jesus" and ask Him for help. It is the only name that can not only cast out demons, but also give peace, security, love and eternal life: JESUS = 888 The Hebrew and ancient Greek alphabet and the numerical values of the letters - to calculate 888 and 666 The 27 ancient Greek letters of the Greek aplhabet and their numerical values - Gematria For more information on the numerical values of the ancient Greek letters, see Alphabets and numerical values