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1. Dictionary entries  
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1. Dictionary entries (Most of this can be automated)
 
:There are about 8000 Hebrew roots used in the OT (if you count them using modern vowels)
 
:There are about 8000 Hebrew roots used in the OT (if you count them using modern vowels)
::There are fewer if you use just the consonants, but these are multiplied by variations that traditional dictionaries ignore, as well as metaphor and pun which are not included in other dictionaries.
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::There are fewer if you use just the consonants, but these are multiplied by variations that traditional dictionaries ignore
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::letters
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2. Word studies like 'naked' and 'cunning' or 'said' and 'lamb'.
 
2. Word studies like 'naked' and 'cunning' or 'said' and 'lamb'.
 
:These give immediate food for thought.
 
:These give immediate food for thought.
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3. Motifs like 'usurping second son' or 'prostitute bride'
 
3. Motifs like 'usurping second son' or 'prostitute bride'
 
:These help identify hidden prophecy.
 
:These help identify hidden prophecy.
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4. High level outlines of hidden prophecy like Judah and Tamar.
 
4. High level outlines of hidden prophecy like Judah and Tamar.
 
:These identify the gist of hidden prophecy so that you can dig deeper
 
:These identify the gist of hidden prophecy so that you can dig deeper
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5. Book type presentations like "Director's Bible"
 
5. Book type presentations like "Director's Bible"
 
:This is mostly a presentation to a hypothetical audience where I just babble about something.
 
:This is mostly a presentation to a hypothetical audience where I just babble about something.
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6. Interpretive articles showing the apostles' hermeneutic use.
 
6. Interpretive articles showing the apostles' hermeneutic use.
:These would address the "odd usages" of teh OT that theologians identify and show how they are consistent with SP, or would simply use SP on OT passages.
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:These would address the "odd usages" of the OT that theologians identify and show how they are consistent with SP, or would simply use SP on OT passages.
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7. Conversations
 
7. Conversations
  
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12. [[May your heart burn...]]
 
12. [[May your heart burn...]]
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=Programming work=
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{{:Admin work}}
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{{:Technical specs}}

Latest revision as of 09:49, 23 August 2022

1. Dictionary entries (Most of this can be automated)

There are about 8000 Hebrew roots used in the OT (if you count them using modern vowels)
There are fewer if you use just the consonants, but these are multiplied by variations that traditional dictionaries ignore
puns
symbols
gates
letters

2. Word studies like 'naked' and 'cunning' or 'said' and 'lamb'.

These give immediate food for thought.

3. Motifs like 'usurping second son' or 'prostitute bride'

These help identify hidden prophecy.

4. High level outlines of hidden prophecy like Judah and Tamar.

These identify the gist of hidden prophecy so that you can dig deeper

5. Book type presentations like "Director's Bible"

This is mostly a presentation to a hypothetical audience where I just babble about something.

6. Interpretive articles showing the apostles' hermeneutic use.

These would address the "odd usages" of the OT that theologians identify and show how they are consistent with SP, or would simply use SP on OT passages.

7. Conversations

8. Explaining the very low level alefbet metaphor in greater detail

I suspect that few will actually dig into SP to this detail, but it has to be done to validate the work on the dictionary to show that the meaning of words is comprised of the combined metaphor of the letters in the word.

9. Got real questions?

10. Parables

11. Miracles

12. May your heart burn...

Programming work

Admin work

Discussion

Standardize servers
Set up rsync
Set up admin docs

Technical specs

Spec-Hebrew Bible

Discussion

HB.1 Ingest the whole Hebrew Bible

HB.1.1 Word number

RHB.1.1 Must be able to search by proximity

HB.1.2 Book number This eliminates using Book names to sort verses in order in various lists

HB.1.3 Chapter number per book.

HB.1.4 Verse number per chapter

HB.1.5 Hebrew word without vowel markings.

HB.1.6 Hyphenated words are kept as one word. The hyphen is a symbol in the word. Treat as two words for parsing notarikon.

HB.1.7 Hyphen in hyphenated words to be alphabetized naturally. (however the unicode dictates)

HB.2 Display verses in Hebrew

HB.2.1 Display complete verse in Hebrew Right to Left

HB.2.2 Each Hebrew word is templated so that display is late-binding. Example. {{h|אדמה}}

אדמה

HB.2.3 Pages will be auto-generated for each word.

d {{{1}}} - dictionary def
n {{{1}}} - notarikon permutations
u {{{1}}} - Concordance ."used where?" by word NOT root
r {{{1}}} - Root concordance (strong's corrected)
p {{{1}}} - puns
o {{{1}}} - opposite (gate reversal)
e {{{1}}} - English equivalence

Pages will be stubbed out by templates:

[[q_ {{{1}}} Q # |∞]] Q: {{:q_{{{1}}} Q # }} [[a_{{{1}}} A # |Answer:]] - questions about the word [[q_ {{{1}}} |∞]] Q: {{:q_ {{{1}}} }}

[[a_ {{{1}}} |Answer:]] {{:a_ {{{1}}} }} - answer.

I {{{1}}} - doctrine
II {{{2}}} - reproof

HB.2.4

HB.2.5

HB.2.6

HB.3

Spec-Septuagint

No need

Spec-Strongs

Discussion

Lose the vowels
Combine same forms as one
Retain numbers as index many to one

Spec-King James

Use Strong's