Let’s define the three big terms concerning the numerical structure of the Torah according to our usage throughout our discussions.
Read MoreThe Creator is our third parent. He has the desire, the means, and the ability to fulfill that role if we respond respectfully to his Torah. The fifth commandment instructs one to honor and respect one’s parents, and the reward for such behavior is a long life. What human parent can guarantee a long life?
Read MoreHow and what is needed to become Torah literate?
Read MoreThis discussion examines two aspects of knowing. One aspect is relative and the other is intimate. One can relatively know about the Creator without intimately knowing him on personal basis. Moreover, how are the two aspect distinguished from one another?
Read MoreHow important is the first word of a text to an author? How significant would the first word of a divine document be? Could the first letter to begin the Torah be equally as significant as the first word? The Creator could have just said “I am God,” but he purposefully chose not to do so. Why?
Read MoreThe point of origin from which the force of this investigation into the numerical structure of the Torah text was launched, commenced with a clear definition of the Creator, according to his account.
Read MoreWhile it may surprise you, considering the scope of this research, that I am not a proficient reader of Hebrew. My strengths involve an intense focus on reading comprehension, and the author’s contextual usage of his language. I am a retired teacher, and my primary mission, at my level of instruction, was related to reading comprehension. That skill is required in any language.
In my opinion, it is my shortcomings that reveal my strengths. The goal of language is understanding, and in Torah Hebrew every skilled learner must maintain a constant grasp of the context. Perhaps, that is why one is commanded to “listen.”
Read MoreThe purpose of this extensive exercise is to understand the language and meaning of the Hebrew consonants, words, and verses, as found in the Torah (the first five books of the Hebrew Bible) from The Creator’s perspective. It is a "given," from this writer's perspective, that The Creator is the author of the Torah, and that Moses was the initial scribe of the Torah.
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Read MoreWithout the aid of these resources, this research would not have been within my grasp.
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