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TEN Alphabetical Word & Number Studies
 | Alphabetics and God
the Father and Mother
The very first word of the Hebrew Old Testament, listed
alphabetically, is Ab "Father." Ab is spelled aleph,
bet and corresponds to the English word: ALPHABET. This is fitting, as
the whole premise of Alphabetics is that in the alphabetical
sequence of scriptural words is a testimony of the work of the Father in
these latter days, revealing who's who and what's what. |
| Y2K:
"Dangerous; Near to Falling"
Word 2000 in Hebrew & Greek lexicons have parallel meanings, both
of which are relevant to the predictions for the probable effects of the
computer clock millennial bug. "Dangerous, near to
falling" (NT); "wealth; utter destruction" (OT). |
| Words 1770
- 1792 in Greek and the years surrounding the Birth
of the United States of America
Words 1770-1792 listed alphabetically
(standard numbering by James Strong) in the New Testament lexicon portray
nearly a one-to-one correlation with the years by that number and the
founding of the United States of America, depicting especially the
Revolutionary War, the Declaration of Independence, the Constitutional
Convention, and the Founding of the first Congress; but also includes cogent
commentary on current circumstances. |
| Jesus=888
is Christ=1480
Validations by the very word numbering and even the page numbering of
a New Testament Greek lexicon that Jesus is the Christ; that he is necessary
and sufficient. On page 1480 (a number of "Christ") is
featured word 888 (a number of "Jesus") and word 1157 ("Jesus
Christ" in ASCII
code). On the next page is the definition, "one who is named." |
| 1820-1830:
Joseph Smith in the New Testament
Words 1820 - 1830 in the New Testament Greek and their parallel to
years by that number in association with Joseph
Smith and the restoration of the
fullness of the gospel. |
| 'You'
and alpha & omega
Hebrew, Greek and English spelling of "you" (e.g. aleph,
taw in Hebrew) confirms our godly potential as spiritual offspring of
diety. |
| Words around Provo
in English
A city set on a hill, and noted for its "seven
peaks." Alphabetic sequence of words before and after
Provo: "proud, prove, proverb, providence, provision,
provisional, proviso, Provo, provocation,
provoke, provost, prow, prowess, proxy, prude, prune." |
| Words around Utah
in Webster's
Alphabetically: urim, us, U.S.A., usurp, usury [exchangers],
Utah, Ute [gospel taken from Gentiles, given to
remnant of Jacob]. 3pp. |
| 84150:
LDS
Headquarter's Zip Code in Bible
LDS Headquarters' zip code = 84150. Direct pertinence of words
4150 in Hebrew and Greek lexicons. "Place of assembly,"
"tabernacle," "temple," "seat of the
prophets," "an appointed sign," "the vision belongs to a
time." |
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"When
you're one step ahead of the crowd you're a genius. When you're
two steps ahead, you're a crackpot." |
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-- Rabbi Shlomo Riskin,
Lincoln Square Synagogue, Feb. 1998
(Arizona Jewish Post; Sept. 18, 1998; p. B-10.) |
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