Been discussed before, but it is still a part of the Jewish faith, to believe that the very letters of the Hebrew language have more meaning. Every letter in Hebrew has a numerical value. I ran across an article that gives an example of how this can give us connections that we might not otherwise make.
Let’s take the Jacob’s dream story, for example. The ladder with ascending and descending angels is pronounced in Hebrew as sulam (סֻלָּם) and is better translated as a ramp. It has a numerical value of 130 : ס(samekh)=60, ל(lamed)=30, מ(mem)=40. The Hebrew word for Mt. Sinai (סיני), has the same numerical value, although it is made up of different letters all together. Hence, one interpretation of Jacob's ladder could be that it is related to the giving of the Torah on Mount Sinai.
The Code is in the Hebrew Letters
Here we have two examples of connection with God that has similar numerical value. How many other examples of this are there?
Let’s take the Jacob’s dream story, for example. The ladder with ascending and descending angels is pronounced in Hebrew as sulam (סֻלָּם) and is better translated as a ramp. It has a numerical value of 130 : ס(samekh)=60, ל(lamed)=30, מ(mem)=40. The Hebrew word for Mt. Sinai (סיני), has the same numerical value, although it is made up of different letters all together. Hence, one interpretation of Jacob's ladder could be that it is related to the giving of the Torah on Mount Sinai.
The Code is in the Hebrew Letters
Here we have two examples of connection with God that has similar numerical value. How many other examples of this are there?