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<font size=1> [[Christ in Children's Stories of the Bible]] ->[[CCSB:Table of Contents|Table of Contents]]</font>
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The hidden wisdom, the prophetic riddles, the hidden pictures of Christ are first identified by pattern. When scientists look for intelligent life in space, they look for patterns which stand out from the noise. In scripture, we 'feel' that patterns are there... Why is the number three seem important... or forty? There are subtleties which are commonly associated with the feel of 'something more'.
Making connections where there are none is called 'apophenia'. Examples are the faces of religions religious icons people see in cookies or pancakes. Is God capable of placing a picture of Jesus in your coffee using the cream swirls? Absolutely. Is it likely for him to do so when we really don't know what Jesus looked like?
How do we avoid apophenia when we look for prophetic pattern? We follow the rules. <ref>https://sensusplenior.net/wiki/Rules</ref> One rule is particularly useful when avoiding apophenia; every symbol must be the same thing everywhere. This removes those observations where we impose meaning upon something rather than derive meaning from it.
By this method we will exercise our pattern recognition ability, practice validation methods, and learn a bit of Hebrew in the process.
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