This book studies the spiritual meaning of a lengthy encoded message found hidden in the Hebrew of Numbers 5:10-31. \u00a0These\u00a0Biblical passages cover the mysterious bitter water trial for Israelite wives suspected of adultery. \u00a0In that ancient rite,\u00a0husbands who suspected their wives of adultery, but whom had no witnesses or proof against their wife, brought their wives\u00a0to the Temple. There the priests used bitter waters to supernaturally test the women for adultery. \u00a0The priest created the bitter\u00a0waters by casting dust from the Temple floor into holy water and then blotting into the waters a parchment upon which was\u00a0written a curse and Jehovah\u2019s holy name. \u00a0The priest then caused the suspected wife to drink. \u00a0According to Numbers, if she\u00a0was guilty the waters entered into her for bitterness. \u00a0Immediately her appearance sickened, her belly swelled, and her thigh\u00a0fell away. \u00a0Conversely, if the woman was innocent, she was unharmed by the waters. \u00a0Furthermore, the text promised that she\u00a0would bear a son.<\/p>\n
The encoded message explains several key features of the trial. \u00a0Why was dust strewn into holy waters? \u00a0Why was the written\u00a0curse and Jehovah\u2019s holy name blotted into the waters? \u00a0Why were the two primary symptoms of the guilty woman a swelling\u00a0belly and a thigh which fell away? \u00a0The message reveals that the trial\u2019s rituals enacted a supernatural pregnancy. \u00a0If the woman\u00a0was guilty, her resulting seed brought curses. \u00a0However, if she was innocent, her seed atoned for her. \u00a0<\/p>\n
The encoded message is found using a novel cipher. \u00a0Instead of the ELS (Equidistant Letter Sequence) code of many recent\u00a0works, this book uses the FLEWS (First Letter Every Word Sequence) cipher. \u00a0The resulting codes consist of 124 contiguous\u00a0words formed from the entire 348 character stream corresponding to the first letters of every word in the relevant Numbers\u00a0text. \u00a0The words form coherent sentences which comment upon the trial\u2019s events. \u00a0The book goes on to show how these 124\u00a0first generation words forms another base text upon which the FLEWS cipher may again operate. \u00a0Doing so yields a 47 word G2\u00a0(second generation) encoded message. \u00a0This process may be repeated again and again, yielding a 27 word G3, a 9 word G4,\u00a0and a 2 word G5 message. \u00a0Each generational message is intimately related to its parent text and builds upon the overall\u00a0encoded message. \u00a0The validity of this comprehensive message is assured because it is consistent with the Torah and several\u00a0key elements of the Talmud, the Midrash, and even the Kabbalah. \u00a0<\/p>\n
This book seeks more than just to prove the codes\u2019 existence. \u00a0It seeks to fully illuminate the message’s mystical meaning. \u00a0In\u00a0accomplishing this the book links key spiritual aspects of the trial to other Biblical mysteries \u2013 including the supernatural\u00a0animation of Israel\u2019s golden calf, the ancient Jewish concept of golems, Adam\u2019s creation from dust, and Lilith\u2019s legend as the\u00a0first woman created directly from dust alongside Adam, but who was polluted by defiled waters and possessed by Satan to\u00a0become the infamous \u201cSerpent\u201d of Eden.<\/b><\/p>\n
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