There are no numerals in the Bible.
Every Hebrew letter gets assigned a value.
He is literally creating the mathematical structure of what we look at in science and quantum physics.
So literally speaking the world into existence by his word creates the mathematical structure of creation.
Since numbers and letters are interchangeable when God speaks, what is he doing?
He's coding creation.
And when man sins, it's like a virus in the system that causes it to crash.
This is a stronghold.
It was a place controlled by the Philistines that Israel always struggled to be able to control.
And it's in a few of these places, as we see the Anakim, the descendants of the Nephilim, were never defeated.
The territorial spirit that was there was never conquered, was never fully removed.
That was still in existence even to this day.
It's a demonic Nephilim spirit, the spirit of the Anakim that was behind the October 7th attack and everything that is going on there in Gaza.
So from what you're saying, I'm kind of picking up that if Joshua and the Israelites, if they would have actually vanquished those and not let them stay in Gaza and Ashdod and Ashkelon, is that correct?
The third one that you said, then we wouldn't be having these issues today, at least in these areas.
Yeah, because it's kind of like the other example of that that's clear is, think about it.
God told King Saul, wipe out the Amalekites.
Saul disobeys, doesn't wipe out the Amalekites.
That was the final straw.
God sends the prophet Samuel to him and says, listen, the kingdom has been taken from you and given to another.
God, you know, God, you know, God prefers, you know, it's better to obey than to sacrifice.
Why was God so upset?
Like we look at some people, like some secular, some individuals will look at it and say, oh, look how God is telling Saul to commit genocide and look how evil the Bible is.
OK, until you understand that God has a reason for all these things, that it's not just because God wants into violence or what, you know, he loves his children.
But to understand the wickedness in the evil, because God knows the end of the beginning.
Why does God want the Amalekites destroyed?
The Amalekites are connected to Amalek.
Amalek is the first person to attack Israel when they come out of Egypt.
And Haman in the Book of Esther is a descendant of Amalek, and he's the first person to try and commit actual genocide against God's chosen people.
So because Saul did not listen, the descendants of the Amalekites remained and in future generation,
Haman arose because of Saul's disobedience and was going to try and wipe out the entirety of the Jewish people and commit genocide in the Persian Empire.
It's the same thing, right?
If they would have destroyed the Canaanites and especially the Anakim in the land, then OK, that the spirit could have been deposed and things would be different, I believe.
Now, what's interesting is this as well, back to the numbers and how it ties into today.
So the sons of Anak in Hebrew, B'nai Anak, all those letters equal up to two hundred eighty two.
Why is that important?
Arab equals two hundred eighty two in Hebrew.
So the modern day Anakim who are tied to the Philistines are the Palestinians.
Now, again, I'm not saying the Palestinians are demonic.
I want to be clear. What I'm saying is that there is a spirit behind the terrorist groups.
Yes. Among the Palestinians.
It's that same spirit of the sons of Anak, OK, that's represented in the modern day out Palestinian terrorists who happen to be Arab there, both equaling two hundred eighty two.
Hebrew equals two hundred eighty two.
Like Abraham is a Hebrew.
Two hundred eighty two.
The word for help or aid in Hebrew equals two hundred eighty two.
And one more thing that is important that equals two hundred eighty two is the Hebrew word Zerah.
So the first what does that mean? Zerah means seed.
So the first messianic prophecy in the Bible, Genesis three fifteen, the seed of the woman would crush the head of the serpent.
But it says that the seed of the seed of the serpent would continue throughout the generations to attack the heel.
But the seed of the woman would ultimately crush the head.
So it's talking about the battle between the seed it throughout the generations.
Well, seed equals the promise seed equals two hundred eighty two.
So what's the point? The seed to eighty two of the serpent will try and kill the Hebrew seed.
Two hundred eighty two of the woman, but the true seed to eighty two, the Messiah, will help to eighty two win the victory and bring the overthrow of the Nephilim,
the mnemonic forces and ultimately usher in a day of peace.
I want to take a little bit of a side trail because you've been you've mentioned this to eighty two, the two twenty.
That's going to confuse a lot of people. I want to is this this is called the matria. Is that correct?
Yeah, yeah. Can you for our Western minds where we have zero, one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, you know,
like we use numbers for for representation of the numerical value of things.
But in Hebrew, it is based off of the letters you were talking about that.
But help us understand about adding these words together, adding these letters together to get numbers and what those mean when they correlate.
And just help us understand that, because in the in the Western mindset and rather the Greek mindset, I guess, it's it's kind of lost or maybe it's obviously or
are absconded for reasons because that's something that's that's hidden from us. Help us understand that.
Yeah. So so let's just. Yes. And that's a good point. So I should have probably preface it a little bit better.
But so let me back up for a second and talk about why I think it's important.
Yeah, please. So, for example.
If you were to go into a university and you were to try and make a case for the creation account of the Bible,
people would probably look at you and say, are you out of your mind? Like, are you like backwards? Like we are a scientific academic institution.
The ancients who wrote the scripture, they had no idea of physics and of science and mathematics on the level that we do today.
And so therefore, you know, they were, you know, they did the best they could, but they were ignorant.
So but today we know better and therefore there's no way we could believe the biblical account that God spoke the world into existence.
That was their pre-scientific lack of understanding.
But today we're more educated and we can take these things seriously.
Here's a crazy thing. We do know that the world has a mathematical structure,
that math is the language of science and of creation and even music is mathematical for that matter.
But here's the interesting thing. If letters and numbers are interchangeable,
because in Hebrew, as we said, as well as in Greek, but especially in Hebrew, there are no numerals in the Bible.
They do not exist. You will not find a number one in a Hebrew Bible or a Roman numeral two in the Bible.
So what that means is that Hebrew is alphanumeric.
So what that means is that every Hebrew letter gets assigned a value from one to four hundred.
And the combination of those letters create the numbers.
So if I said open up to chapter 14, I'd say open up to Yud Dalad.
Why? Because Yud is a numerical value of 10 and Dalad is the numerical value of 4.
10 plus 4 equals 14. So that's how it works.
But why is this important? Going back to what we said,
because if Hebrew is alphanumeric and God creates the heavens and the earth and the Bible says all things are held together by his word.
And God spoke the world into existence.
When he creates heaven, his word creates the spiritual DNA of the spiritual universe that we're in.
That's why life and death are in the power of the tongue.
That's why prayer and declarations are so important.
That's why when Jesus comes back, well, when Jesus was in the Garden of Eden,
when Jesus was in the Garden of Gethsemane and they went to arrest him, he spoke words came out of his mouth and they went flying back.
In the Book of Revelation, it's pictured as a sword coming out of his mouth.
It's showing the power spiritually of words and of the mouth.
On the other hand, he also creates the earth, the physical reality in which we live in.
Well, if letters and numbers are interchangeable, when God speaks, he's actually coding creation.
By him speaking the words that have a numerical value assigned to it,
he is literally creating the mathematical structure of what we look at in science and quantum physics.
So literally speaking the world into existence by his word creates the mathematical structure of creation.
So therefore, since numbers and letters are interchangeable and God speaks, what is he doing?
He's coding creation.
And when man sins, it's like a virus in the system that causes it to crash.
I'm following along with this.
So each of these words that we have, if you take the Hebrew word of it,
they have specific meanings, specific values rather.
And so then how do those correlate to other Hebrew words?
Because you were talking about these words have the same numbers.
And so there's a value related to that?
Yeah, so let's back up for example, give you a great example.
So the Hebrew word for love is the Hebrew word Ahava.
A Hebrew, alif is one.
OK.
H in Hebrew is he is five.
The V is the bait, which is two.
And the H is five.
So you add up the letters, the four letters in Ahava and you get the 13.
Why is that significant?
Because when there are other words that share the same numerical value,
there's usually a connection between them on some level.
Because there's a reason why they share a new numeric value.
Oftentimes, there's a correlation between the two.
So for example, love equals 13, but you know what else equals 13?
The word echad to be one.
So man and woman become one flesh.
Echad, how do they become one?
13 through love, 13.
OK.
So oneness or love is about oneness.
It's about becoming one.
And then you look at something, and if you want to think about it more,
you could say, well, what's the love chapter in the Bible?
1 Corinthians 13.
And how many verses does it have?
13.
13 verses, right?
Now, there were no original chapters and verses
in the original Greek text, so I just want to be clear.
But I don't think it's any accident that God
knows the end from the beginning, that the numerical value of the word
for love happens to be the chapter 13 that talks about love
with 13 verses, and it's about oneness as well.
So we can look and we can see these connections
when it comes with numbers.
And if we live in a mathematical universe where numbers are important,
this is what I was trying to say earlier,
then there's a numerical value in the Bible that should be important as well.
Now, I want to be clear, we don't derive theology off of this.
OK.
But the connections are illustrative and give deeper insight.
So example, when we know the Bible tells us clearly
that the Nephilim and the Anakim are related,
and then the numerical value happens to be the same for Anak and Nephilim,
that's no coincidence.
That's showing us on another level that there is a connection,
that there's something more that we need to look at.