Title: The Writing on the Wall BibleCode Series
1The Writing on the Wall Bible-Code Series
By Shekel
2- The Names Code
- From Adam to Jesus
3The Meaning-of-Names code strings together the
meanings of every name in the genealogy from Adam
all the way to Jesus, about 80 names in all.
They compose a revelation of Christ by
summarizing major Biblical events that foreshadow
Him.
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6These 6 names branch off into Moses line, not
Christs. But clearly they join the main names
code as evident by their perfect fit with the
whole. (And they join at Levi, which means
join!) The code still reads well without these
six.
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11- The Acrostic Code
- From
- Adam to Moses
12A lengthy acrostic has also been discovered in
the genealogy from Adam to Moses.
13The first letter of each consecutive Hebrew name
from Adam to Moses reads "I will forgive my
enemies, having compassion, forgiving those made
from dust once again. Where will (Moses) lead
the people?"
14Another acrostic also occurs in the ungodly line
of Cain.The acrostic encompasses the first four
genealogies recorded in the Bible, amounting to
35 names!
15 Gen. 5 Gen. 11
Exod. 6
16??? ??? ???
Gen. 5
I will forgive my enemies, showing compassion,
17??? ???? ???
Gen. 11
forgiving what is of dust once again.
18 ??? ?? ?? ??
Exod. 6
Where will he lead the people?
19There are two more names in Moses
ancestry.(Gershom and Shebuel)Moses
genealogy stopsafter these two names.
201. They complete Moses known line of descent.
2. The two letters spell, Draw near! and is a
play on sounds for Goshen in Hebrew as evident
from Gen. 4510, Thou shalt dwell in the land of
Goshen, and thou shalt be near unto me. (The
word Goshen sounds like and may be related to
the Hebrew word meaning, to draw near.)3.
Moses name has a similar meaning, to draw out
(i.e., to rescue). 3. The word Draw-near
becomes the 10th word in the acrostic. Ten is
the number of completion. For example, the first
two genealogies are arranged with ten names
each.5. This totals 28 names, (7 x 4), plus
another 7 names in Cains line. Seven also
symbolizes completion in biblical numeric, such
as the 7 days of Creation.6. The sub-acrostic
also utilizes these two names as discussed later.
7. The meaning-of-names code also includes
these two names, as we see next.
Why should Gershom and Shebuel be included?
21Recall the names code for example. Note how
well the last two names read with the
rest. (Note God gave Abraham and Jacob each
an extra name.)
22Lets look again at the acrostic. This time
we include the last two names in Moses
genealogy, that is, Gershom and Shebuel.
23 24??(?) ?? ??? ??
Exod. 6
Where will he lead the people? Draw near! A
play on words for Where will he lead the
people of Goshen?
25Goshen is where the Israelites stayed while in
the land of Egypt until delivered by Moses!
26Sub-acrostic
27The acrostic from Adam to the grandson of Moses
forms 10 Hebrew words consisting of 28 letters.
But, from these 10 Hebrew words, in turn, comes
another acrostic consisting of 10 letters and 3
more Hebrew words!These 3 words, in turn,
produce one more acrostic!
28I will forgive my enemies, having compassion,
forgiving what is dust once again! Where will he
lead the people of Gosh(en)?
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I have chosen those led forth by me, O Og! (king
of Bashan)
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I will cause (them/him) to wander/tremble!
29The ungodly line of CainGen. 4
30The Bible also records for us the ungodly line of
Cain.Amazingly, it reads in agreement with the
acrostic derived from the godly line of Adam to
Moses, as just explained.Both carry the theme
of a chosen people.
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Cains line can read two ways
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I will choose a people, my circumcised ones. or
I will choose peoples for myself.
32??? ?? ???
This, too, forms a sub-acrostic!
I will choose peoples for myself.
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I will be exalted!
33A close look at the first part of the acrostic
--- from Adam to the father of Abraham.
34The acrostic from the first 19 names of Adam to
Abrahams father forms a stairway-pattern. The
last letter of each Hebrew word begins the next
word,and so forth.
35The stairway pattern reminds us of the Tower of
Babel, an event recorded for us immediately
before this genealogy.Gen. 11
36 37 This stairway is derived from the acrostic and
enlarges the acrostic by elaborating on it.
38 I will arise! I will be raised up! To whom will
he show compassion? Upon the Risen One will I
look with favor, upon the dust of a poor man a
second time!
39I will forgive
I will arise! I will be raised up! To whom
will he show compassion? Upon the Risen One
will I look with favor, upon the dust of a poor
man a second time!
I will forgive my enemies, having compassion,
forgiving what is dust a second time.
40I will arise! I will be raised up! To whom
will he show compassion? Upon the Risen One
will I look with favor, upon the dust of a poor
man a second time!
my enemies,
I will forgive my enemies, having compassion,
forgiving what is dust a second time.
41I will arise! I will be raised up! To whom
will he show compassion? Upon the Risen One
will I look with favor, upon the dust of a poor
man a second time!
I will forgive my enemies, having compassion,
forgiving what is dust a second time.
having compassion,
42I will arise! I will be raised up! To whom
will he show compassion? Upon the Risen One
will I look with favor, upon the dust of a poor
man a second time!
I will forgive my enemies, having compassion,
forgiving what is dust a second time.
forgiving
43I will arise! I will be raised up! To whom
will he show compassion? Upon the Risen One
will I look with favor, upon the dust of a poor
man a second time!
I will forgive my enemies, having compassion,
forgiving what is dust a second time.
what is dust
44I will arise! I will be raised up! To whom
will he show compassion? Upon the Risen One
will I look with favor, upon the dust of a poor
man a second time!
I will forgive my enemies, having compassion,
forgiving what is dust a second time.
a second time!
45I will arise! I will be raised up! To whom
will he show compassion? Upon the Risen One
will I look with favor, upon the dust of a poor
man a second time!
I will arise!
I will forgive my enemies, having compassion,
forgiving what is dust a second time.
46I will arise! I will be raised up! To whom
will he show compassion? Upon the Risen One
will I look with favor, upon the dust of a poor
man a second time!
I will be raised up!
I will forgive my enemies, having compassion,
forgiving what is dust a second time.
47I will arise! I will be raised up! To whom
will he show compassion? Upon the Risen One
will I look with favor, upon the dust of a poor
man a second time!
I will arise! I will be raised up! To whom will
he show compassion? Upon the Risen One will I
look with favor, upon the dust of a poor man a
second time!
Whom
I will forgive my enemies, having compassion,
forgiving what is dust a second time.
48I will arise! I will be raised up! To whom
will he show compassion? Upon the Risen One
will I look with favor, upon the dust of a poor
man a second time!
I will arise! I will be raised up! To whom will
he show compassion? Upon the Risen One will I
look with favor, upon the dust of a poor man a
second time!
I will forgive my enemies, showing compassion,
forgiving what is dust a second time.
will he show compassion?
49I will arise! I will be raised up! To whom
will he show compassion? Upon the Risen One
will I look with favor, upon the dust of a poor
man a second time!
I will arise! I will be raised up! To whom will
he show compassion? Upon the Risen One will I
look with favor, upon the dust of a poor man a
second time!
I will forgive my enemies, having compassion,
forgiving what is dust a second time.
Upon the risen one
50I will arise! I will be raised up! To whom
will he show compassion? Upon the Risen One
will I look with favor, upon the dust of a poor
man a second time!
I will arise! I will be raised up! To whom will
he show compassion? Upon the Risen One will I
look with favor, upon the dust of a poor man a
second time!
I will forgive my enemies, having compassion,
forgiving what is dust a second time.
I will look with favor,
51I will arise! I will be raised up! To whom
will he show compassion? Upon the Risen One
will I look with favor, upon the dust of a poor
man a second time!
I will arise! I will be raised up! To whom will
he show compassion? Upon the Risen One will I
look with favor, upon the dust of a poor man a
second time!
I will forgive my enemies, having compassion,
forgiving what is dust a second time.
(upon) dust of
52I will arise! I will be raised up! To whom
will he show compassion? Upon the Risen One
will I look with favor, upon the dust of a poor
man a second time!
I will arise! I will be raised up! To whom will
he show compassion? Upon the Risen One will I
look with favor, upon the dust of a poor man a
second time!
I will forgive my enemies, having compassion,
forgiving what is dust a second time.
a poor man
53I will arise! I will be raised up! To whom
will he show compassion? Upon the Risen One
will I look with favor, upon the dust of a poor
man a second time!
I will arise! I will be raised up! To whom will
he show compassion? Upon the Risen One will I
look with favor, upon the dust of a poor man a
second time!
I will forgive my enemies, having compassion,
forgiving what is dust a second time.
a second time!
54It is interesting that the stairway acrostic
begins with the letter Aleph and ends with the
letter Tav, which are the first and last
letters of the Hebrew alphabet. This corresponds
to Alpha and Omega in Greek.
55 56The first nine names (from Adam to Noahs father)
also form a massive word-puzzle expanding to 300
Hebrew letters. It forms a composite image of
events at Creation, the Flood, the Red Sea,
Christ on the cross, and Armageddon!It is too
vast to explain here, but it is explained in
great detail at our website.www.bible-codes.org
57This image is encoded in the first 9 names of the
Bible, that is, from Adam to Noahs father.
58See www.bible-codes.org forThe Names Code