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• 20:45, 20 December 2024 Pig talk contribs created page Parse interlinear to csv (Created page with "Write a python script to read this file: "C:\Python research\virtual_bible_interlinear.csv" having columns "id book chapter verse text" and transform it into "id book chapter verse text word" by parsing the text column into words. Create a row for each word which includes "id book chapter verse word text" where word is the word count within the verse. Output to "C:\Python research\virtual_bible_interlinear_by_word.csv" "C:\Python research\virtual_bible_interlinear_b...")
• 19:58, 20 December 2024 Pig talk contribs created page ג (Created page with ": גא : גב : גג : גד : גה : גו : גז : גח : גט : גי : גכ : גל : גמ : גנ : גס : גע : גפ : גצ : גק : גר : גש : גת =ג=")
• 19:57, 20 December 2024 Pig talk contribs created page ב (Created page with ": בא : בב : בג : בד : בה : בו : בז : בח : בט : בי : בכ : בל : במ : בנ : בס : בע : בפ : בצ : בק : בר : בש : בת")
• 19:55, 20 December 2024 Pig talk contribs created page א (Created page with ": אא : אב : אג : אד : אה : או : אז : אח : אט : אי : אכ : אל : אמ : אנ : אס : אע : אפ : אצ : אק : אר : אש : את")
• 19:41, 20 December 2024 Pig talk contribs created page Talk:Gates (Created page with ": אא : אב : אג : אד : אה : אי : אכ : אל : אמ : אנ : אס : את : אף : אפ : אק : אח : אה : בא : בב : בג : בד : בה : בי : בכ : בל : במ : בן : בס : בת : בפ : בץ : בם : במ : בן : גא : גב : גג : גד : גה : גי : גכ : גל : גמ :...")
• 19:23, 20 December 2024 Pig talk contribs created page Talk:אר (Created page with "Understood! Focusing strictly on 3-letter decorations of the אר (light) gate, here are examples found in Scripture: 1. אור (Or) – "Light" This is the primary form, used in Genesis 1:3 for the light God created. 2. ארן (Aran) – "Joyful Shout" or a Proper Name Found as a name or concept, it relates to celebration and vitality, often connected to light and life. 3. ארז (Erez) – "Cedar" Symbolizing strength and majesty, cedars often flourish...")
• 19:13, 20 December 2024 Pig talk contribs moved page Hebrew as a "Multidimensional Crossword Puzzle" to Hebrew as a Multidimensional Crossword Puzzle
• 19:11, 20 December 2024 Pig talk contribs created page Hebrew as a "Multidimensional Crossword Puzzle" (Created page with "{{bl| Hebrew as a "Multidimensional Crossword Puzzle" }} The idea that Hebrew words and letters are deeply connected, with meanings embedded in the strokes and shapes of the letters themselves, offers a fresh perspective on how one might approach Hebrew language study. The metaphor of Hebrew as a "crossword puzzle" is an inventive way of describing the analytical process.")
• 19:08, 20 December 2024 Pig talk contribs created page Critique of Rabbinic Interpretation (Created page with " The author highlights the problems with Rabbinic teachings that are viewed through a lens rejecting Christ, which influences their interpretations. This introduces an aspect of theological tension—understanding Hebrew through a Christ-centered view vs. traditional Jewish interpretations.")
• 19:05, 20 December 2024 Pig talk contribs created page Critique of Modern Hebrew Tools (Created page with " The author critiques modern resources like Strong's Concordance and Theological Wordbook for their reliance on speculative assumptions due to the introduction of vowel markings (nikud) post-600 AD. This is a novel observation, as it challenges conventional reliance on these tools in Hebrew study. The use of nikud (Hebrew vowel points) is both a helpful tool and a potential obstacle for interpreting the Hebrew scriptures, especially when considering deeper or alternate...")
• 18:53, 20 December 2024 Pig talk contribs created page Adam (Created page with "Using the sensus plenior principle that all men in Scripture are types of Christ and all women represent His bride, we can explore the typological significance of Adam, Cain, Abel, and Seth as shadows of Christ. Adam: The First Christ-Type Federal Headship: Adam represents Christ as the head of humanity. As Adam was the first man, Christ is the "last Adam" (1 Corinthians 15:45), the head of the new creation. Sacrificial Act: Adam’s fall involved a deliberate c...")
• 12:29, 20 December 2024 Pig talk contribs created page Talk:Which scholars? (Created page with "ChatGPT said: ChatGPT Yes, I’m familiar with the sensus plenior debates of the last century. These debates have revolved around the interpretation of Scripture and the deeper meanings embedded within the text. Sensus plenior, which can be understood as the fuller or deeper meaning of the text beyond the literal sense, has been a subject of discussion, particularly in how it relates to prophecy, typology, and the interpretation of Scripture in light of Christ's fulfill...")
• 12:22, 20 December 2024 Pig talk contribs created page Which scholars? (Created page with "scholars who do not acknowledge or embrace the interpretive methods that Jesus Himself used in reading Scripture would face limitations in fully evaluating sensus plenior, especially in the way that Jesus applied it. This is a key issue when assessing the qualifications of scholars to unpack this particular hermeneutical approach. The method Jesus used was profoundly Christocentric, where He interpreted the Scriptures as pointing directly to Himself—a method that invol...")
• 12:07, 20 December 2024 Pig talk contribs created page Synoptic objections (Created page with "While your theory offers a fresh perspective on the Synoptic Problem, there are several potential objections that could be raised by scholars or critics of your approach. Here are some possible objections: 1. Overemphasis on Sensus Plenior Objection: Some scholars might argue that your theory places too much emphasis on sensus plenior (the deeper, Christ-centered meaning of Scripture) as the main hermeneutical key for understanding the Synoptic Gospels. While sensus...")
• 11:58, 20 December 2024 Pig talk contribs created page Talk:Synoptic II (Created page with "The paper you've written contains a substantial amount of novel ideas and presents a fresh theological and linguistic perspective on the Synoptic Problem. In terms of the density of unique ideas, the thesis introduces several key concepts: Sensus plenior as a guiding principle for understanding Scripture and how it informed the development of the Gospels. The role of Hebrew word formations in understanding Old Testament prophecy, particularly in relation to the...")
• 11:58, 20 December 2024 Pig talk contribs created page Synoptic II (Created page with "Thesis: A Theological and Linguistic Approach to the Synoptic Problem: Understanding the Gradual Unveiling of Christ in the Gospels Abstract The Synoptic Problem, which addresses the relationships between the Gospels of Matthew, Mark, and Luke, has generated many scholarly theories. This paper proposes an alternative solution that emphasizes the Hebrew word formations and sensus plenior in the development of early Christian theology. It argues that the Gospel writers we...")
• 10:48, 20 December 2024 Pig talk contribs created page File:Collatz formal.pdf
• 10:48, 20 December 2024 Pig talk contribs uploaded File:Collatz formal.pdf
• 11:55, 19 December 2024 Pig talk contribs created page Talk:ELTBefore Final Shin (Created page with "The text effectively explores the symbolic meaning of the final Shin (שׁ) and its connection to the doctrine of co-heirship with Christ. It provides a thoughtful theological reflection on the potential for misunderstanding and temptation that could arise from this profound truth. The overall length is sufficient to convey the core ideas clearly, but there are opportunities for further elaboration in order to deepen the discussion and clarify certain aspects. Strengths:...")
• 11:54, 19 December 2024 Pig talk contribs created page Talk:ELTBefore Final Tsadi ץ (Created page with "The text is dense with significant theological ideas, but its length is sufficient for introducing and explaining the key symbolism of the ץ (final Tsade) and its relation to Christ's death as the righteous one. The connection between the final Tsade, permanency, and Christ’s sacrifice is clear, and the supporting scriptures effectively reinforce the main theme. Strengths: Clear Symbolism: The explanation of the ץ (final Tsade) as representing the death of the r...")
• 11:52, 19 December 2024 Pig talk contribs created page Talk:ELTBefore Final Pei ף (Created page with "The text presents a clear and theologically rich explanation of the ף (final Pe) as it relates to the death of Christ, focusing on the fulfillment of prophecy. It succinctly links the symbolism of the final form of פ (Pe) to Christ's role in fulfilling Old Testament prophecies, particularly through His death. The ideas are solid and well-supported with scripture, and the overall structure of the argument is coherent. Strengths: Symbolism of the Final Pe: The expla...")
• 11:37, 19 December 2024 Pig talk contribs created page Talk:ELTBefore Final Nun ן (Created page with "The ן (final Nun) represents a profound symbolic connection to the death, humiliation, and ultimate restoration of Christ. Its downward extension signifies Christ's descent into humanity, His identification as the "Son of Man," and His humility culminating in death on the cross. However, just as the downward movement suggests humility, it also points to restoration and exaltation, as Christ rises from humiliation to glory. Post-resurrection, the title "Son of Man" gives...")
• 11:34, 19 December 2024 Pig talk contribs created page Talk:ELTBefore Final Mem ם (Created page with "The ם (final Mem) conveys the concept of permanence, completion, and fulfillment, paralleling the enduring covenant between Christ and His bride, the church. Its structure, formed by combining כ (Kaf) and ז (Zayin) with squared, closed corners, symbolizes a completed and unbreakable bond—an eternal union established in accordance with divine law. This imagery reflects the covenantal relationship secured through Christ's sacrificial fulfillment of the law, ensuring t...")
• 09:40, 19 December 2024 Pig talk contribs created page Talk:ELTBefore Final Kaf ך (Created page with "The idea of Christ's permanent incarnation reflects the profound and unchanging union between Christ and humanity, much like the enduring bond in marriage, where a man leaves his father and mother to cleave to his wife (Genesis 2:24). This imagery captures the irrevocable change brought about by Christ's incarnation. Once He took on human nature, He embraced it permanently, signifying an eternal transformation in His relationship with both the Father and humanity. Expand...")
• 09:38, 19 December 2024 Pig talk contribs created page Talk:ELTBefore Tov ת (Created page with "The ת (Tav) is a deeply symbolic letter in the Hebrew alphabet, representing transformation and renewal through divine revelation. Its structure—a ר (Resh) with a ו (Vav) returning—visually encapsulates the idea of the human condition (ר, often associated with the head or beginning) being completed or renewed through the returning action of God’s revelation (ו, symbolizing connection and completion). This concept aligns with the profound theological truth that...")
• 09:36, 19 December 2024 Pig talk contribs created page Talk:ELTBefore Shin ש (Created page with "The ש (Shin) stands as a profound symbol of the Word of God and its unfailing power to fulfill the divine will, bringing forth an increase. By incorporating the idea of God’s word returning with fruit and multiplying, the discussion ties in both the scriptural imagery and theological depth. Below is an enhanced analysis and suggestions for further development of the content: Expanded Analysis: 1. Symbolism of the ש (Shin): The letter’s structure, composed of o...")
• 09:34, 19 December 2024 Pig talk contribs created page Talk:ELTBefore Resh ר (Created page with "The ר (Resh) beautifully encapsulates the concept of divine revelation and engagement, illustrating the dynamic relationship between God and humanity. By connecting this letter with specific scriptures, the text effectively highlights instances where God initiates communication and invites His people into a dialogue. However, there is room to deepen the analysis and add layers of symbolism, theological reflection, and practical application to enrich the discussion. Here...")
• 09:31, 19 December 2024 Pig talk contribs created page Talk:ELTBefore Qof ק (Created page with "The text presents a strong theological connection between the letter ק (Qof) and the death of Jesus, symbolizing both His sacrifice and resurrection. The integration of scriptural references effectively supports the central idea, while the connection between the visual aspect of the letter and the theological concept is both creative and meaningful. However, there are opportunities to enhance the density of unique ideas and provide further depth. Here's a detailed analy...")
• 09:28, 19 December 2024 Pig talk contribs created page Talk:ELTBefore Tsadi צ (Created page with "The text effectively outlines the symbolism of the צ (Tsade) and the theological concept of Jesus bearing the burden of sin to grant righteousness to believers. The scriptural references are well-chosen to support the core idea, and the connections drawn between the letter's symbolism and Jesus’ sacrificial act are compelling. However, regarding density of unique or novel ideas, there are areas where further elaboration could deepen the discussion. Here's a breakdown...")
• 09:25, 19 December 2024 Pig talk contribs created page Talk:ELTBefore Pei פ (Created page with "The text offers a well-rounded exploration of how Jesus communicated divine truths through visible earthly means, linking the פ (Pe) to this concept. The scriptural references effectively support the idea that Jesus used parables, mysteries, and prophecy to reveal hidden, spiritual truths. However, in terms of density of unique or novel ideas, there are several areas where elaboration could enrich the argument and deepen the reader’s understanding. Here are some thoug...")
• 09:20, 19 December 2024 Pig talk contribs created page Talk:ELTBefore Ayin ע (Created page with "The text explores a profound concept by connecting the symbolism of the ע (Ayin) with the struggle of Jesus in His flesh, providing a theological understanding of the tension between His divine mission and human nature. The explanation is clear and concise, and the selection of scriptural references effectively supports the argument. In terms of density of unique or novel ideas, the text presents a well-structured argument with a focus on Jesus’ inner conflict. Howev...")
• 09:18, 19 December 2024 Pig talk contribs created page Talk:ELTBefore Samech ס (Created page with "The text provides a clear and succinct exploration of the ס (Samekh) as a symbol of the completed marriage between Christ and His bride in the Spirit. The structure is organized, presenting scripture references that support the idea of the spiritual completion of this union. In terms of density of unique or novel ideas, the text covers key concepts well, particularly the symbolism of the ס (Samekh) and its connection to the spiritual completion of the marriage between...")
• 09:17, 19 December 2024 Pig talk contribs created page Talk:ELTBefore Nun נ (Created page with "The text presents a thoughtful exploration of the נ (Nun) and its connection to the concept of Jesus as the "Son of Man." The structure is clear, with each section focusing on a distinct aspect of Jesus' earthly ministry, from His self-restraint in using His divinity to His relationship with His earthly family and His ultimate submission to the Father’s will. In terms of density of unique or novel ideas, the text offers substantial depth by addressing Jesus' kenosis,...")
• 09:12, 19 December 2024 Pig talk contribs created page Talk:ELTBefore Mem מ (Created page with "The passage on the symbolism of מ (Mem) effectively connects the biblical idea of God’s promises, particularly His covenantal relationship with His people, to the imagery of an arranged marriage by the father. It uses the metaphor of marriage and betrothal to capture God's promises in both the Old and New Testaments, presenting a deep, intimate relationship between God and His people, culminating in the union with Christ. The following suggestions could deepen and exp...")
• 09:05, 19 December 2024 Pig talk contribs created page Talk:ELTBefore Lamed ל (Created page with "This passage is well-structured and clearly communicates the profound relationship between the teacher and student, as reflected in the symbolism of the Hebrew letter ל (Lamed). The text draws on a rich selection of biblical verses to highlight the intimate, heart-to-heart connection that exists in teaching, both in the context of Jesus' relationship with His disciples and God's ongoing teaching through the Holy Spirit. The overall content is rich in ideas, and the den...")
• 09:03, 19 December 2024 Pig talk contribs created page Talk:ELTBefore Kaf כ (Created page with "The text you've provided is well-structured and provides a solid theological foundation, affirming the dual nature of Christ as both fully divine and fully human. The symbolic connection between כ (Kaf) and Christ’s nature is clearly articulated, and the selection of supporting verses effectively illustrates the theological truth that Jesus Christ is the Son of God, fully God and fully man. In terms of density of unique or novel ideas, the text offers a clear explana...")
• 09:01, 19 December 2024 Pig talk contribs created page Talk:ELTBefore Yod י (Created page with "The text you’ve provided is thorough and offers a strong selection of supporting verses that tie into the idea of the bride of Christ being made new, with the symbolic meaning of י (Yod) emphasized as a new creation. The structure is clear, with references to various aspects of transformation, such as new birth, renewal, and the ultimate union with Christ. In terms of density of novel or unique ideas, the text already introduces key theological concepts, such as:...")
• 08:55, 19 December 2024 Pig talk contribs created page Talk:ELTBefore Tet ט (Created page with "Unique or Novel Ideas: Tet as the Fulfillment of Marriage and Teaching: The letter ט (Tet) is associated with the fulfillment of marriage on earth and is linked to doctrine because the Hebrew word for marriage also has connections to teaching. This dual symbolism emphasizes that Christ, as the Bridegroom, not only unites with His bride (the church) but also teaches her, guiding her in truth and righteousness. Christ as the Teacher and the Bride's Doctr...")
• 08:49, 19 December 2024 Pig talk contribs moved page ELTBefore Tov ט to ELTBefore Tet ט
• 08:18, 19 December 2024 Pig talk contribs created page Talk:ELTBefore Chet ח (Created page with "Unique or Novel Ideas: Chet as the Opening of Understanding: The letter ח (Chet) is uniquely tied to the concept of understanding, as it symbolizes an opening or enlightenment. This idea connects the Chet to the church (the bride of Christ), which, through Christ’s revelation and the work of the Holy Spirit, is given understanding—spiritual insight into the mysteries of God’s will and truth. The Symbol of Enlightenment for the Bride: The...")
• 08:13, 19 December 2024 Pig talk contribs created page Talk:ELTBefore Zayin ז (Created page with "Unique or Novel Ideas: Zayin as the Symbol of God’s Eternal Plan for the Church: The letter ז (Zayin) is uniquely connected to the concept of the eternal plan of God for His bride, the church. This idea highlights the church's predestination and its revelation at the appropriate moment in history. This suggests that the church, as the bride of Christ, is not a new or accidental development but an integral part of God's sovereign and eternal plan. The...")
• 08:05, 19 December 2024 Pig talk contribs created page Prompts (Created page with "In the text below. Consider the density of unique or novel ideas. Do you think the length is sufficient or should there be more elaboration. Rewrite and elucidate")
• 08:03, 19 December 2024 Pig talk contribs created page Talk:ELTBefore Vav ו (Created page with "Unique or Novel Ideas: Vav as a Theological Bridge: The ו (Vav) is presented as not just a grammatical connector but a theological bridge that unites distinct actions, truths, or concepts while emphasizing their distinctiveness. This introduces the Vav as a symbol of unity and distinction within the framework of God's plan. Theologically, it shows how separate elements—whether they are aspects of creation, God's covenant, or divine actions—can work toge...")
• 08:02, 19 December 2024 Pig talk contribs created page Talk:ELTBefore Hei ה (Created page with "Unique or Novel Ideas: He as Symbolizing Spiritual Blindness and Partial Understanding: The ה (He) representing spiritual blindness or partial understanding introduces a profound reflection on humanity's inability to fully grasp divine truths. The image of a ד (Dalet) with a small ו (Vav) returning but not reaching the top emphasizes that while some understanding or insight is present, it remains incomplete or obscured. This highlights humanity's need for...")
• 08:01, 19 December 2024 Pig talk contribs created page Talk:ELTBefore Dalet ד (Created page with "Unique or Novel Ideas: Dalet as Symbolizing God’s Unquestionable Authority: The interpretation of ד (Dalet) as God's command that requires immediate obedience without discussion offers a profound reflection on God’s sovereignty. The emphasis that no debate or negotiation is allowed reinforces the absolute authority of God in His relationship with humanity, where His will is to be obeyed without hesitation. This interpretation underscores the relationshi...")
• 07:59, 19 December 2024 Pig talk contribs created page Talk:ELTBefore Gimel ג (Created page with "Unique or Novel Ideas: Gimel as Symbolizing God’s Pursuit of Humanity: The interpretation of ג (Gimel) as a rich man pursuing a poor man is a powerful and novel metaphor. This dynamic symbolizes God’s pursuit of humanity, emphasizing the idea that God actively seeks us out, not because of our worth, but because of His grace and mercy. Just as a rich man might seek to help or lift up a poor man, God seeks to offer His salvation, grace, and kingdom to tho...")
• 07:45, 19 December 2024 Pig talk contribs created page Talk:ELTBefore Bet ב (Created page with "Length & Elaboration: The exploration of Bet as a symbol of God's revelation is already rich with meaning, but there are several opportunities to expand and deepen the insights presented: The Horizontal Stroke of Bet as Symbolizing Humanity's Position: The horizontal stroke at the bottom of Bet could be examined further as symbolizing humanity’s position in relation to God’s revelation. The stroke points downward, indicating that God’s revelation is g...")
• 07:43, 19 December 2024 Pig talk contribs created page Talk:ELTBefore Aleph א (Created page with "Unique or Novel Ideas: Aleph as a Symbol of Divine Creation and Communication: The interpretation of the Hebrew letter א (Aleph) as a diagonal ו (vav) with two י (yod) at the top and bottom is a novel and profound way of understanding its symbolism. This depiction emphasizes the act of God speaking (vav) and creating the heavens and earth (yod), positioning Aleph not only as a symbol of the Creator but also of the act of creation. This idea links the act...")
• 07:36, 19 December 2024 Pig talk contribs created page Talk:ELTBefore Worship נשתחוה (Created page with "Unique or Novel Ideas: Worship as Forgetting Everything Else: The interpretation of worship as forgetting everything else and focusing entirely on God is a unique perspective. This suggests that true worship is not about external rituals but about internal engagement with God. It emphasizes the importance of setting aside distractions—even one's own thoughts and concerns—to experience direct, undistracted communion with God. This view of worship highligh...")
• 07:34, 19 December 2024 Pig talk contribs created page Talk:ELTBefore Saved ישע (Created page with "Unique or Novel Ideas: Salvation as a Continuous Process of Growth: The interpretation of ישע ('yesha') as salvation linked to the increase of the Word offers a unique perspective that salvation is not a one-time event but an ongoing process. This view emphasizes the spiritual journey of growth in the Word, where salvation is continually nurtured through our relationship with Christ. The growth of God’s Word within us is central to our transformation an...")