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JESUS IS CHRIST:
888 = 1480
Necessary & Sufficient
Validations by the very word numbering and even the page arrangement of
the New Testament lexicon (Zodhiates) that Jesus is
the Christ
Gametria Glimpse
Each letter of the Greek and Hebrew alphabets has a numeric value. Click
here to see a table listing these letter-number equivalents. The numeric sum of the
letters spelling Jesus in Greek is 888.
Iesous = I (10) + e (8) + s (200) + o (70) + u (400)
+ s (200) = 888
(The "e" is not the Greek epsilon, it is eta.)
The numeric sum of the letters that spell Christ is 1480.
Christos = X (800) + r (110) + i (10) + s (200) + t (300) + o
(70) + s (200) = 1480
Curiously, the word for Christ, Christos, in Greek is found on
page 1483 of Zodhiates' New Testament Dictionary, very
close to page 1480. On page 1480 is the word (5532, chreia) which is the
etymological root for word 888 (achreios). On the next page, page 1481, is a word
whose definition means,
5537 chrematizo (II) To do business under
someone's name; hence generally, to take or bear a name, to be named, called, constructed with
the name in apposition (Acts 11:26, "named [or called] Christians for the first time...).
Also of note is some simple math:
888 = 37 x 8 x 3
1480 = 37 x 8 x 5
925 = 37 x 25
925 is the numeric sum of one of the spellings of Messiah (Messiou) in
Greek.
And the connections go on and on. The meanings behind these
connections are likewise very relevant.
Illustration of Page 1480 and Word 888
of close word numbers, page numbers, sums of numeric values of the letters forming a word; and
correlations of word and number definitions.
(Hang tight, this will become clear one step at a time.
This one is a master piece easily worth some time to ponder. Be patient.)
Explanation of Page 1480 and the
Names:
This graphical illustration may seem rather complex at
first, but it is designed to make these correlations much more apparent than words alone could
describe. A picture is worth a thousand words. An explanations follows below, which
elaborates the various highlights.
The numeric values assigned each Greek letter are standard.
(See chart listing these values.)
These word definitions come from the original New Testament
Greek as they appear in Zodhiates'
Complete Word Study Dictionary: New Testament. The numbering of words is
according to James Strong's standard numbering as
found in Exhaustive Concordance of the Bible.
Editorial comments are [in brackets]. This particular find is one of the
most compelling, if not the most compelling cases discovered so far to show that the number of
words and even the pagination is no mistake with the Lord -- though human authors, type-setters,
and publishers have absolutely no intention to create these line-ups when formatting their work.
This is impossible to ascribe to anyone but God, of whom it magnificently testifies.
Highlights and Further
Explanations:
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Word 888, the number of Jesus, means "one who is set aside and is no
longer useful," or "useless," which certainly fits
how he was received by the Jews: a stone being rejected by the builders. (This will
be discussed at more length below.)
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The word two after 888 in Hebrew means, "a bad, useless
plant."
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The numeric sum of the letters spelling Messiah in Hebrew is 358.
Word 358 in Greek lists one synonym: "(3474), useless."
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Word 888 etymologically derives in part from the very first word listed
alphabetically, (1) 
or alpha.
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An antonym of word 888 is the very last, or omega word, 5624,
which means "helpful."
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The word Jesus (sum 888) comes from the Hebrew Yeshua, which
means, "Jehovah his help."
The word chreia (#5532) is on p. 1480 of Zodhiates
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chreia is the etymological root of achreios, word 888.
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888 is the sum of the numeric values of the letters which spell I‘sous
– Jesus.
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The word prior and the word after Christos (alphabetically Christianos
"Christian," and chrio, "anointed," respectively) relate to an
antonym and a derivative word which are numbered very close to 1480.
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The word Christianos refers to the antonym, word number 1482
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The word chrio refers to the derivative word 1472
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Both 1482 and 1472 are very close to 1480, validating the idea that words
alphabetically in the vicinity of a word can be highly pertinent to that word.
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The spelling of Christ is equated with 1480
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Page 1480 is where word 5532 is found. Word 5532 is the
etymological root of word 888; and 888 is equated with the spelling of Jesus, linking the
word Christ and the word Jesus.
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The connection between the word Christ and the number 1480 is given a
second and third witness by the words before and after the word Christ, which both refer to
a word with a number very close to 1480.
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Also in Zodhiates', the word Christos itself comes on page 1483 –
very close to 1480.
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The connection between word 5532 on page 1480 along with its etymological
equivalent 888 and the word Jesus is given a second witness by the Hebrew definition of Jesus,
"Jehovah his help," and the antonym of word 888, "helpful" (5624).
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Hence an undeniable link is forged between the word Jesus and the word
Christ through the alphabetical and paginal arrangement of the word of God, listed
alphabetically. Only God could have devised such a witness.
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Necessary & Sufficient: The word Christos, whose sum is
1480, links to the word chreia, "necessity," which falls on page 1480 in
Zodhiates' NT Greek lexicon. The word alphabetically just after Iesous (Jesus) is hikanos,
"sufficient." Hence proving by these word and number associations that Jesus Christ is
both necessary and sufficient: the quintessential scientific maxim.
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This find is but one of hundreds such discovered so far.
Jesus Christ in ASCII Code
Click here for ASCII code letter-number key.
J = 74
E = 69
S = 83
U = 85
S = 83
[space] = 32
C = 67
H = 72
R = 82
I = 73
S = 83
T = 84
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887
Remember, from above, that the numeric sum of the number values of the letters that spell Iesous
in Greek is 888. The number 887 is just one removed from 888. This provides a strong
validation of the principle of Alphabetics that considers the applicability of words in the
vicinity of the one you are looking at.
[3/19/99] To see how this ASCII code works, I entered ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ.
A is 65, B IS 66, etc. The sum of all the letters of the alphabet (in caps) is 2015.
Out of curiosity, I looked up word number 2015 in Zodhiate's "Complete Word Study Dictionary:
New Testament" (Greek), and found that the one antonym (opposite) word listed is word number
"(666), absence."
By the way, the primary antonym of word 666 is 3952, "coming; (II) A technical term used of
the coming of Christ; (III) Of the coming or manifestation of the man of sin."
So, there must be something to this code, for it coincides with a Bible Code and testifies of
Christ and against anti-Christ. The very alphabet (the word) is the opposite of 666.
This discovery is along the lines of the first word of the Hebrew being "ab,
father" ab being aleph, bet or alphabet
!!
Commentary About Debt, 888
and Uselessness:
The dichotomy of how man views things versus how God sees things is classically
represented in word number 888. The root word, chreia means "one who owes a debt;
necessity, need." You would think, therefore, that achreios (888) –
where a means "without" – ought to mean, "one who is debt-free, having all
needs fulfilled."
But how does man define achreios? "Useless."
How does man control his fellow men? by debt, being beholden one to another,
dependent upon one another: collusion, co-dependency. Satan has declared that "with gold and
with silver will I raise up armies and navies, popes and priests, and reign with blood and horror
on this earth." He uses wealth, and a lack thereof, to manipulate and control.
In contrast, what does God say? "Ho, every one that thirsteth, come ye to the waters, and
he that hath no money; come ye, buy, and eat; yea, come, buy wine and milk without money and
without price" (Isa. 55:1). When we recognize that of ourselves we are less than the dust,
when we see our bankruptness, and we turn to God with this broken heart and contrite spirit, then
he fills us with his Holy Spirit. We are his, and his works are manifest through us. And Babylon
has no use for us, for we are no longer beholden to our fellow men – no more strings to pull –
for we places our trust foremost in God. Thus natural man came to define achreios, meaning,
"one who does not owe a debt," as "useless." How fitting, therefore, that 888
is the number of Jesus. Suitably, the new toll-free telephone prefix in the United States
is 888!
by
Sterling D. Allan; Mapleton, Utah; August 25, 1998
Master plan and foreordained layout by God and his heavenly hosts
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