John was the master of the mystery. In the book of Revelation he uses the symbols of the mystery to tell the story of the cross as it is told throughout the Old Testament. In his letter he expounds on the meaning of the letters in the words 'heaven' and 'earth.' Though there are many speculations where he got the idea of the ''Logos'' or the 'Word' in John 1:1, now that the mystery can be read, it is plain that he got it from Genesis 1:1 and from the Hebrew words themselves. Some of the tools he used to exegete his doctrine are still used by rabbis today, though they twist them to hide Christ. Our chapter on the dietary law instructed us that the rabbis do not make good teachers. Some will turn to them because of curiosity, or scholarly research to validate claims made here. Do so with care. Do not apply any method that they teach which you do not find practiced by the New Testament authors. They have perverted the teaching. Rabbi Blech <ref>The Secrets of Hebrew Words, Benjamin Blech, Rowman & Littlefield Publishers, Inc, 2004</ref> provides several examples:

So far this type of Anagram is not found in the New Testament. And it really is a bad anagram. Five letters represent seven people. What is there to constrain it to seven, can we add more people to make it twelve? They are not in any kind of order. Men and women are mixed; Sarah comes before Abraham. This has all the red flags of a free for all.