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Tag Archives: Torah
The Sun and the Moon; Why Limit the Torah? A Matrix of 72,000.
If our thoughts, minds and imagination aren’t limited, why should the Torah be? Just because the part we can see is physically constructed of a set number of letters and spaces laid out in a definitive matrix, why can’t there … Continue reading
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Tagged 2018, 2448, 5778, 5778 K, 72 Names, Bible, end of days, final redemption, geula, Matrix, Sinai, solar flares, square root of 5, Sun, Torah
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A Tidbit about the 600,000 Component Letters of the Torah.
We’re going to explore and develop every aspect of our previous article on the primordial derivations of the Torah and try to keep them short. Today, we want to begin at the place where the black fire begin to take … Continue reading
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Tagged 2018, 2019, 5778, end of days, final redemption, geula, Torah
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The Torah; Beyond the Beginning.
Where to begin? “In the beginning G-d created….” The Torah tells us what to do in its very first word: Bereshit (“In the beginning” ). But the Torah is far from a narrative and the word Bereshit is far more … Continue reading
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Tagged 2019, 42, 42-letter name, 424, 5778, 5778k, 5845, Bereshit, Bible, Genesis, letters, Matrix, moon, Moshaich ben David, Phi, PI, Sun, temperature, Tetragrammaton, Torah, verses, words, YHVH
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Torah Perfection
More Torah perfection awaits those that choose to see. Before we move on to the promised article on”the beast” there was an important bit of Torah knowledge that we neglected to pass on in our last post. We recently illustrated … Continue reading

