Chariot
by Bethsheba Ashe
182 pages· 2016
About
Can you see the Merkabah in the Torah?
Do you know how to tell the written word from the written number?
Would you like to learn how?
'Chariot' contains a step by step guide to using the Merkabah with the Torah so that you can distinguish verses of the bible that are intended to be read as a mathematical sum rather than as a literary verse.
Chariot includes a Paleohebrew gematria correspondence of both words and complete summations. Although gematria values are widely published on the internet they are also incorrect for use with the Torah. The correct values are given within.
Advisory notice: The following is original research on a topic that was deemed a restricted area of study by Judah the Patriarch. Therefore you will not find any direct references to it in either the Talmud or the Mishnah although the Rambam and others discuss Merkabah in an indirect fashion. While Jews were not forbidden the study of the Merkabah, they were restricted from discussing the matter directly with one another or teaching it, and it was recommended that only the head of a Yeshiva who was of impeccable moral character and who was over 40 years old should study it.
This eBook is suitable for Fire HDX, Fire HDX 8.9, Kindle Voyage, Android Phone and Android Tablet.
Do you know how to tell the written word from the written number?
Would you like to learn how?
'Chariot' contains a step by step guide to using the Merkabah with the Torah so that you can distinguish verses of the bible that are intended to be read as a mathematical sum rather than as a literary verse.
Chariot includes a Paleohebrew gematria correspondence of both words and complete summations. Although gematria values are widely published on the internet they are also incorrect for use with the Torah. The correct values are given within.
Advisory notice: The following is original research on a topic that was deemed a restricted area of study by Judah the Patriarch. Therefore you will not find any direct references to it in either the Talmud or the Mishnah although the Rambam and others discuss Merkabah in an indirect fashion. While Jews were not forbidden the study of the Merkabah, they were restricted from discussing the matter directly with one another or teaching it, and it was recommended that only the head of a Yeshiva who was of impeccable moral character and who was over 40 years old should study it.
This eBook is suitable for Fire HDX, Fire HDX 8.9, Kindle Voyage, Android Phone and Android Tablet.
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