Gematria in the bible

Has presented the results of several years of biblical decipherment in her guide to the study of gematria throughout the ages: 'Behold! The Art and Practice of Gematria.'[1.] The oldest example of gematria is in the Mt. Ebal Curse tablet. ASHE, B. (2023). Behold: The art and practice of gematria. pg 21-22. [2.] The History of Mathematical Symbols: Overmann, K. A. (2023). The materiality of numbers: Emergence and elaboration from prehistory to present. Cambridge University Press. Shematria is a Gematria Calculator for people engaged in the study of Hebrew and Greek Biblical Scripture.Shematria converts words to numbers. It makes working out formal gematria calculations easier and faster to do. Shematria accepts calculations in Hebrew, Greek, Arabic & Roman scripts. The calculator only carries ciphers that have been proven to have been used in the Tanakh, the New Testament, the Talmud, or the Book of the Law*.The Genesis Order cipher is generally used in conjunction with alphabetic acrostics in the Bible (see 777 for the gematria of the 'virtuous wife'). The first two chapters of Genesis are keyed to this cipher.The Biblical Gematria cipher is the most widely employed gematria cipher in the Bible.The Reversal Cipher applies the Biblical Gematria cipher values to the letters in the reverse order.The Standard Hebrew cipher is Mispar Hekhreḥi, and it is chiefly used in Talmudic and Kabbalistic texts.The name 'Shematria' is a contraction of the words 'Shem' and 'Gematria'. in Hebrew the word 'Shem' means 'name'. The word 'Shematria' has the same gematria value as the word 'Gematria'. A common title for God in Judaism is 'HaShem', meaning 'The Name' (of God). This calculator allows you to add + and subtract - as well as do simple division / and multiplication * (with single letters).The Gematria Calculator will not count any numbers that you

(i. e. God); also (adverb) aloft, to Jehovah. Usage: above, high, most High.OL5920 עלMeaning: above, over, upon, or against (yet always in this last relation with a downward aspect) in a great variety of applications. Usage: above, according to(-ly), after, (as) against, among, and, × as, at, because of, beside (the rest of), between, beyond the time, × both and, by (reason of), × had the charge of, concerning for, in (that), (forth, out) of, (from) (off), (up-) on, over, than, through(-out), to, touching, × with.OL5921 עלMeaning: Usage: about, against, concerning, for, (there-) fore, from, in, × more, of, (there-, up-) on, (in-) to, why with.OL5922 עלMeaning: a yoke (as imposed on the neck), literally or figuratively. Usage: yoke.OL5923 פדויMeaning: as abstractly (in plural masculine) a ransom. Usage: (that are) to be (that were) redeemed.PDVI6302 פותיMeaning: a Puthite (collectively) or descendants of an unknown Puth. Usage: Puhites (as if from פואה).PVThI6336 פךMeaning: a flask (from which a liquid may flow). Usage: box, vial.PK6378 צודMeaning: to lie alongside (i. e. in wait); by implication, to catch an animal (figuratively, men); to victual (for a journey). Usage: chase, hunt, sore, take (provision).TsVD6679 צותMeaning: to blaze. Usage: burn.TsVTh6702 ציMeaning: a ship (as a fixture). Usage: ship.TsI6716 ΙΩΙSee Liber Arcanorum ~ 'Between Asar and Asi he abideth in joy.' See also 90, 202 & 310.JOY0 aumgnMeaning: Crowley's take on amen. Reverse gematria = 265.אומגן0 Quick links: 93, 217, 310, 360, 365, 418, 480, 500, 555, 593, 600, 666, 700, 777, 800, 888, 900, 1000, 1100, 1200, 1300, 1400, 1500, 1600, 1900, 2000, 2170, 9000, 50000NotariqonTakes the first or last letters of each word to generate a new letter string.Gematria BibleSelect a verse from the bible to return its gematria, original text, translation, strong's correspondences and to hear it spoken aloud.The Gematria of Liber AL vel LegisSelect chapter & verse to display with its gematria.

31 1233 345 1551 55 318 732 770 1181 510 = 9999The word "sword" appears 424 times in the Bible (KJV), which is the gematria value of משיח בן דוד (Moshiach ben David). The first occurrence of 424 in pi is followed by the three digits 541, which is the gematria value of ישראל ("Israel"). Hear, O Israel!This first occurrence of 424 begins from position 1109.1109 is the 186th prime numberRemarkably, the first occurrence of 186 in pi begins from position 424: Baptism of Christ by Anonymous Russian icon painter (1405). John the Baptist said "I indeed have baptized you with water: but he shall baptize you with the Holy Ghost." (Mar 1:8). In the original Greek, this verse has an isopsephia value of 6907.6907 is the 888th prime numberThe isopsephia value of John the Baptist (Ιωαννης βαπτιστης) is 2220. The first occurrence of 2220 in pi is followed by the three digits 888:

The act of Creation before two, nor may one teach theDivine Chariot to one, unless that student was wise and understands on his own.- Chagigah 11b:8–9, The William Davidson Talmud.The ancients would have just called their system of math מנה (manah) which means to count. The word Gematria was borrowed from the Greek word meaning geometry, as in practical terms this meant land measurement and it was probably intended to refer to mathematics."The ancient rabbis were well aware of this use of geometry. It is to it that, in Pirkei Avot or “The Ethics of the Fathers,” Rabbi Eliezer Hisma was referring when he said, “Tekufot [calendrical reckoning] and gimatriya’ot [geometrical algebra] are side dishes to wisdom.” Gematria thus came to mean the algebraic solution of mathematical problems, and eventually, simple arithmetic and the calculation of the numerical values of Hebrew words. This is the sense in which it entered Jewish tradition, in which both it and the technique it designates are still widely encountered today." - Philologos (The Forward, 2013). The Gematria ciphers for the Hebrew Bible were transposed to the Greek alphabet by Jewish converts to Christianity and they were used in the New Testament. Soon afterwards, the New Testament cipher was lost by Christian Churches, to the detriment of general biblical exegesis.In 1900 the Biblical Ciphers were re-discovered by Aleister Crowley, who transliterated them to our modern alphabet and used them in Liber Al vel Legis and other of his Class A texts. Aleister used his knowledge of the Merkabah and the biblical ciphers as the architecture behind the Qabalah of Thelema.In 2015 the biblical ciphers were rediscovered by the Noachide and Thelemite cryptographer Bethsheba Ashe, the creator of this calculator, and she spent the years following deciphering the ancient hebrew formal system using scientific method. She

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