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A=6 B=12 C=18 D=24 E=30 F=36 G=42 H=48 I=54 J=60 K=66 L=72 M=78 N=84 O=90 P=96 Q=102 R=108 S=114 T=120 U=126 V=132 W =138 X=144 Y=150 Z=156


We will start with the 666 findings first. Then we will look at the 444, 906 and the other match total patterns. IMPORTANT NOTE: All groups shown on this page are calculated by the same exact alphabet key shown above. None of these groups shown below use multiple alphabet keys. All word groups use the same exact alphabet system above. This is why these results are so profound. Only one alphabet key was used. It is also the only alphabet key that will produce these findings in the English Language. It cannot be done any other way with only one gematria alphabet key.

Here is the first group of words and statements that total 666.


Sorceries = 666

Necromancy=666

Stubborn=666

Unruly=666

Insanity=666

Witchcraft=666

Mark of Beast=666

Illusion=666

Book of the Dead= 666

Son of Sin = 666

A Perdition = 666

Lustful=666

Monetary=666

Computer=666

Calculation=666
satanic mark =666


First let me say something about the last 3 words, Monetary, Computer, & Calculation.

Obviously we all use each of these things. They by themselves are not evil. Their use good or evil is not determined by themselves but rather the one utilizing them. We know that Revelation 13:16-18 talks about buying and selling.

The word monetary can be directly related to that. The word computer is a word to describe the calculation tool that God is using to reveal these wonderful codes both in the Koine Greek and the Hebrew. It is also how a future Antichrist type of Government, or person could utilize the computer for world control and tracking through buying and selling.

Now there are a few other patterns that were found in this program. They don't produce 666 totals but they do produce same total matches using the same A=6 B=12 C=16 .. to Z=156 System.





Group 1

code of god =444
joshua =444
preacher = 444
menorah = 444

Y'shua = 444

Jesus = 444

Cross = 444

Gospel = 444

Messiah = 444

Jewish = 444

Obedient = 444

Increase = 444

English = 444

Gematria = 444

Parent = 444

Church age = 444

Fruit = 444

Chariot = 444

Interesting formula Razoo. Here's another formula that show's 666 refers to a man. Example:
Nero's name in Greek (Kaiser Neron) represented by Hebrew letters (qsr nrwn), which also function as numbers

* q = 60
* s = 100
* r = 200
* n = 50
* w = 6

qsr nrwn (60 + 100 + 200 + 50 + 200 + 6 + 50) = 666

Anyone can create a formula and make it work to their own agenda.


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The origin and meaning of 666
Information: This article explains the origin and meaning of the number 666. The article assumes Preterist interpretation of the origin and meaning of the number, meaning that it is first and foremost a reference to a particular historical figure at the time John wrote. This article was written as part of our Ask a question series. You Tube icon - Copyright Fasticon (Freeware)

'666 is probably the best known number in our society.' (Pastor Ron Graff, Technology: Preparing For The Mark, https://www.bible-prophecy.com)

Introduction

Although many volumes have been written trying to explain and interpret the meaning of the number 666, there is only one reference to this obscure numerical symbol in the Bible It is found in chapter 13 of the Book of Revelation:

'This calls for wisdom. If anyone has insight, let him calculate the number of the beast, for it is man's number. His number is 666. (Revelation 13:17)

DVD cover of the 2006 film The Omen, showing the number 666. This film was also released on June 6th 2006 (6/6/06), at 06:06:06 in the morning.The popular media tends to promote the idea that 666 has a particularly close Satanic association, but as we can see from Revelation 13:17 this is not strictly true. In fact (as we will see), the number 666 has a far more human than supernatural meaning associated with it.

The Book of Revelation is sometimes called the Apocalypse (which means revealing things to come). It was written by someone called John, near the end of the 1st Century CE [1]. Although it contains what many Christians believe to be a series of visions about the end of the world, it is actually a book very much grounded in the real world. Despite the many fantastic and dramatic events it describes, the Book of Revelation is first and foremost a letter to persecuted Christians to encourage them to remain true to the faith, despite their sufferings.

'Do not be afraid of what you are about to suffer... you will suffer persecution... Be faithful, even to the point of death.' (2:10)

The Book of Revelation begins with a series of seven letters said to be written to, 'churches in the province of Asia' (Revelation 1:4). In the Bible, seven is a number associated with things being whole or complete (E.g. 'By the seventh day God had finished the work he had been doing' - Genesis 2:2). This is in contrast to the number 6, which is often used as a symbol of imperfection (or things being incomplete). As such, many scholars believe the Book of Revelation was written not just to seven particular churches, but to the whole Church.

Although many Christians interpret the events described in the Book of Revelation as being about things yet-to-come (or yet-to-occur), it is evident from the way John writes that he believed the things he 'saw' were close to, or actually happening. Now this is an important point for understanding the origin and meaning of 666; for if John's revelation was 'received' in light of specific things happening to a specific group of people in the past, then the origin and meaning of this number must also be predominantly found in the past too. In fact, if John's letter to the church begins in this world, then we have no reason to think he is not still in this world when it ends.

The belief that the Book of Revelation describes events which have already happened (or were in the process of happening) in the 1st Century CE, is known as a Preterist view. One of the reasons people advocate a Preterist view of the Book of Revelation, is because there are passages in it where it seems John was convinced that the events he spoke of were going to happen very soon (E.g. Revelation 1:1).

The image of the two beasts

The first thing we know about the number 666 is that it is the number of a beast, and we learn about this creature in chapter 13 of the Book of Revelation:

'I saw a beast coming out of the sea. He had ten horns and seven heads, with ten crowns on his horns, and on each head a blasphemous name... One of the heads of the beast seemed to have had a fatal wound, but the fatal wound had been healed... Then I saw another beast, coming out of the earth. He had two horns like a lamb, but he spoke like a dragon. He exercised all the authority of the first beast on his behalf, and made the earth and its inhabitants worship the first beast... He ordered them to set up an image in honor of the beast... He also forced everyone, small and great, rich and poor, free and slave, to receive a mark on his right hand or on his forehead, so that no one could buy or sell unless he had the mark, which is the name of the beast or the number of his name.' (Revelation 13:1-17)

Although 666 is the number of a beast, there are clearly two beasts being spoken of here; one from the sea and one from the land. The beast from the sea is said to be a symbol of the Roman Empire, with its ten horns and seven heads representing the emperors and rulers of Rome:

* Tiberius (14-37 CE)
* Caligula (37-41 CE)
* Claudius (41-54CE)
* Nero (54-68 CE)
* Galba (68-69 CE)
* Otho (69-69 CE)
* Vitellius (69-69 CE)
* Vespasian (69-79 CE)
* Titus (79-81 CE)
* Domitian (81-96 CE)

(Dates are when they ruled Rome)

Now this list of ten men are not the only ones to have ruled Rome, but they were the ones under whom the idea of Emperor worship emerged and flourished in the 1st Century CE, and as such it is the beast from the land which represents this practice.

The original institution of Emperor worship was intended to honour the lives of dead leader and their divine appointment, but in some cases certain rulers (such as Domitian) considered themselves to be the living presence of Divinity on earth.

Although not all the Caesars were happy with the idea of people worshiping them, over time offering tribute to them became a test for demonstrating one's loyalty to the Empire. As such, it was expected (and largely required) that people would do this to avoid being perceived as a threat to the established social order.

Paying tribute to the Emperor typically involved nothing more than placing a pinch of incense on an altar, but at the the time the Book of Revelation was written many Christians were suffering, being persecuted, and even put to death, because they were refusing to do this.

'Those who had given the worship to Caesar which was demanded had on them the mark of the beast... [which shows that] those who worship the beast are his property... [or] are his devoted followers... [or] accept his authority... [or] are the property of the beast... [or] may be the certificate of worship, which a Christian could only obtain at the cost of denying his faith.' (Barclay W., The Daily Study Bible: The Revelation of John Vol. 2 [Brackets mine])

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The resurrection of Nero (Nero redivivus)

The first beast spoken of in Revelation 13 represents the emperors and rulers of Roman, but we also learn from verse 12 that it has a wound which has been healed:

'He exercised all the authority of the first beast on his behalf, and made the earth and its inhabitants worship the first beast, whose fatal wound had been healed.' (Revelation 13:12)

Many scholars believe Revelation 13:12 is actually a reference to the legend of Nero redivivus. Although Nero committed suicide in 68CE, many believed he would rise from the dead in the future, possibly because they thought his death was faked, and that he had simply gone into hiding for a period of time. If this was the case, then John's vision of the first beast, 'whose fatal wound had been healed' is a reference to the return of Nero.
Of course, this begs the question as to why Nero's resurrection was important to Christians who were being persecuted. Well, Nero was one of the few Emperors who actively promoted and encouraged Emperor worship (he claimed to be the sun-god, Apollo).

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