by Jeffrey Meiliken | Nov 15, 2008 | Revelations
We recite this verse to begin havdalah at the end of every Shabbat: Genesis 6:8 V’Nach Mazeh Chen Bayeni Adonai As G-d was making his decree on the Earth, he stated the above verse “But Noach found favor in G-d’s eyes,” which saved humanity, so...
by Jeffrey Meiliken | Nov 15, 2008 | Revelations
When the correct vowels are to the Shem Mem-Bet, the 42 letter name of G-d, and the Name is split into two halves, 7 triplets on one side, and 7 on the other, the vowels on the right side of the Name have the collective value of 378, that of Chashmal, the electric...
by Jeffrey Meiliken | Nov 15, 2008 | Revelations
We’ve written several posts about the last line in the Torah and how it reconnects with the first verse in the Torah, an in analyzing the Torah’s physical structure (248 columns of 42 rows) each, we realized that there were 22 mandated blank rows before...
by Jeffrey Meiliken | Nov 15, 2008 | Revelations
Genesis 1:3 VYomer Elohim Yhi Or v’yhi Or “G-d said, ‘There shall be light and there was light.'” The numerical value of this verse breaks down to 903, 232 v’ (6), “and” 232. This appears to allude to two lights, one above...
by Jeffrey Meiliken | Nov 15, 2008 | Revelations
From Genesis 11:2 Shinar, where the Tower of Babel was built, is spelled (Sh,N,A,R) and all four of the letters are found in the second line of the Ana B’koach, the 42-letter Name of G-d (KRAShTtN) The two letters that are left, KTt spell the word tiny, so...
