{{#vardefine:count|2}}{{:Head: Count}}----This is a dictionary of Hebrew symbols, not just words. It A traditional Hebrew dictionary is based on three-letter roots. This dictionary is based on the formation of letters from meaningful strokes. Each letter participates in the meaning of the word. This dictionary is organized by length of the word to help in quickly finding stuff.C:4 contains 4-letter words, for example. The table below is the alefbet and is here to help you identify letters which may be foreign to you.  ==Secret of the alefbet==Each letter of the alefbet is also a number. Who invented the letters and put them in the order which we find them? Is there meaning in the order? In the column labeled '''The secret of the alefbet ''' you will find a proposed solution to the secret. Read the meaning of each letter in order for a hidden message. (I have found no useful purpose for Gematria, as practiced by rabbis. I do find the use of numbers in word play by NT authors) :God spoke and created the heavens and the earth. He revealed to man .. that he pursued them with a .. command .. which they did not understand .. and it distinguished them .. as the bride... When they understood .. through the marriage .. they became a new creation. The Son of God .. taught .. the promise of the Father. .. The Son of Man .. fulfilled the promise ... by becoming flesh. .. He spoke in parables and riddles. .. He exchanged his righteousness for our sin. .. The Son of God died and rose again .. revealing .. that his word returns with an increase. His completed work is your new life. The Son of God died ... and finished his declared works. .. The Son of Man died and was restored to glory. .. All prophecy was completed. .. Judgement was ended. .. We became co-heirs with Christ (You will not be able to verify this from other sources since it is the result of reverse engineering 8000 Hebrew words into two-letter sub-roots, and then to the metaphor of the individual letters. They are validated somewhat by their use by New Testament authors. This is a work in progress. {{:Hebrew numbers}} <font face="Trebuchet" size=5>