Genesis 1:1 and Its Misparim by Craig Peters Version 4.0
Urah
ha’aretz the earth
taw
v’ET and specifically
Mymsh
ta
ha’shamayim the heavens
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Myhla
arb
Elohim Elohim
ET
specifically
bara created
←
←
tysarb
B’raysheet In the beginning
The misparim value for each word breaks down as follows:
913 203 86 401 395 407 296
= (400)
t
+ (10)
y
= =
(40)
= =
(40)
M
+ (300)
M
+ (10)
+ (10)
y
= =
s
(90)
y
+ (1) (1)
+ (30) (400)
m
+ (300)
(400) + (200)
r r l t s a a
+ (200)
+ (200)
+ (5)
+ (40)
U
a a h
t r
+ (1)
+ (1)
←
+ (2) + (2) + (1) + (1)
+ (5) + (6)
b = b = a= a = h = w = h=
+ (5)
←
tysarb arb Myhla ta Mymsh taw Urah
←
(6 letters) (3 letters) (5 letters) (2 letters) (5 letters) (3 letters) (4 letters)
============================================================== Totals:
2701
7 words
28 letters
Ivan Panin points out the following over this amazing text of Scripture: 1. There are 7 words: 7 x 1 = 7. 2. There are 28 28 letters: letters: 7 x 4 = 28 . 3. There are 3 nouns: Elohim (86), heavens (395), and earth (296). As they appear in this Scripture (including those with a definite article prefix: ), these 3 add to 777: 7 x 111. 4. There is one verb: created . The sum of its letters’ number number equivalents is 203: 7 x 29. 5. The first three words contain contain the subject and these these three have 14 Hebrew letters: letters: 7 x 2. 6. The last four words contain contain the object and these four four have 14 Hebrew letters: 7 x 2. 7. The Hebrew words for the the two objects (“ ”), each have seven letters: (7 letters: 7 x 1) (7 letters: 7 x 1) 9. The first letter letter ( ), the middle letters ( ), and the last letter ( ) in the sentence add up to 133: 7 x 19. 10. Keeping in mind Hebrew is read from right to left , the misparim value of the first and last letter of all seven words is 1393: 7 x 199. This is seen just below with with details provided: provided:
h
Urah taw b:2
Urah taw Mymsh ta Mymsh ta a:1 , M:40 ←
←
Misparim Value
First/Last Letters
t :b :a :b :M :a :t :a :M :h :t :w :U :h
←
U:90
←
Hebrew Word
:tysarb :arb :Myhla :ta :Mymsh :taw :Urah
402 = 400: , 2 3 = 1 ,2 41 = 40 , 1 401 = 400 , 1 45 = 40 , 5 406 = 400 , 6 95 = 90 , 5 ============================================================== 1393 = 7 x 199
11. The value of the first and last last letters of the first and last words is 497 =
400:t 2:b: 90:U 5:h
7 x 71:
:tysarb :Urah
402 = 95 = ============================================================== 497 = 7 x 71 12. The value of the first and last letters of all the words between the first and last words is 896 = 7 x 128: 3 = 41 = 401 = 45 = 406 = ============================================================== 896 = 7 x 128
1:a 2:b 40:M 1:a 400:t 1:a 40:M 5:h 400:t 6:w
:arb :Myhla :ta :Mymsh :taw
13. There are three words with an even number of letters , and the sum of these three words is 1610 = 7 x 230:
913 401 296
=
(400)
t
+ (10)
y
+ (300)
= =
(90)
s U
+ (1)
a
+ (200)
r t a
+ (200)
r
(400) + (1)
b = tysarb a = ta h = Urah
+ (2)
+ (1) + (5)
(6 letters) (2 letters) (4 letters)
============================================================== 1610 = 7 x 230 While we have only documented some 13 different multiples of 7 seen in Genesis 1:1, there are over 30 distinctly different phenomenon related to the number 7 in this one, lone verse. All of these things are clearly documented above so that each reader may personally verify each occurrence of 7 with the misparim of the text which opens the entire Word of hwhy.
whose ways are so immensely beyond man’s capacity to even think or to fathom! Romans 11:33 Those who have tried to deny hwhy, through vain, “scientific” pursuits across the centuries, will someday be deeply shocked and thoroughly sobered when realizing His mind was so exceedingly exceed ingly far beyond the blind, puny machinations by which they attempted to “disprove” His existence.
In this one verse, there are so many recurrences of 7 (what Ivan Panin called “features of seven”) that for this arrangement to be purely accidental, he calculated the probability they occurred by mere chance was 1 in 33,000,000,000,000! This is one in thirty-three trillion! trillion! These stunning patterns were set in place by Design, and the arrangement of the words and their corresponding numbers is far, far beyond anything the human mind could ever produce!
Ivan Panin converted from being an agnostic, to being a nihilist, to believing in the risen, resurrected, and ascended Messiah. Messiah. After becoming a sincere believer, he discovered phenomenal mathematical patterns in the the original Hebrew. Not only did Mr. Panin use these findings to better understand the Scriptures, he also applied them towards convincing others that the Word of is truly inspired. Throughout the Scriptures, he discovered and cataloged such things as we displayed in this brief document. Ivan Panin was so deeply awed at the Word of , that he would spend nearly the last 50 years of his life, largely unrecognized, searching for those true riches of wisdom and knowledge which are only to be found in the eternal Word of !
After having learned these things from Ivan Panin’s findings, we concluded the Scripture which commences the entire Word of hwhy is a text that can only be described as profound beyond measure! It is a Scripture which gives us a very dramatic introduction to the wisdom and greatness of the One
hwhy
hwhy
hwhy
A Closing Note: In previous version of this document, now in circulation for many years, it was set forth that Ivan Panin had been offered the presidency at Harvard , but that he declined to take the honored position so he could continue his study of numbers in Scripture without interruption. interruption. This has recently been set forth as a rumor. While I initially heard the story of the declined Harvard presidency from a completely honest and well-intentioned source, it appears that the person who imparted this information to me h ad himself been misled misled by the rumor. On 12/09/2009, this is what John Irwin of Canada has written to me via e-mail:
Hi Craig, My father knew Mr. Panin from about 1925, accompanied his coffin from Aldershot in Canada to Clinton, Mass. where he saw to to his burial. As a small boy I spent many weekends at the Panin Farm and remember Mr. Panin well. His secretary for many years, Jessie Bentley wrote a substantial biography which I have read and reread over the years. Your note is the first time I have ever eve r heard the rumor that he was offered the presidency of Harvard. I think it is almost certainly untrue. Hope this helps. Regards, John 81 Bayview Ridge Toronto ON Canada M2L 1E3
