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This brief
information was published at my website Atoll GeoCAD on 16
August 2004.Though the message was emotional and I have not explain,
why
I assumed that the text of Commandments is original, the supervision
and the made conclusions have been completely confirmed with the
subsequent research.
04/27/05
Boris Goldinov
Geometry
in the text of Torah
The purpose of this publication is to present my supervision to all interested persons. These supervision concern geometrical Laws of an arrangement of words in the printed text of TORAH. I assume, that these supervision are made for the first time and were inaccessible earlier, at least, to general public, because the following from them conclusions are sensational and have, in my opinion, huge value.
In the original text of Ten Commandments of TORAH in Hebrew the system of the parallel and mutually perpendicular lines connecting identical words is completely distinctly visible (figure 1) In this case words - "LORD" are connected. It is quite natural to assume a nonrandomness of an arrangement of identical words in the text. The simple common sense is sufficient to assume that probability of casual concurrence of such precise geometry is the lowest.
figure
1
However, what is the purpose of these vectorial
connections? We cannot know it, but we may assume that the precise
geometry of these lines means some additional encrypted latent
information in the text. For brevity I shall tell that
the effect is considerably weakened with the fact that there are
rather many words “LORD” on this page of TORAH and my effort to
build a vectorial system, including all the words “LORD” did not
lead to obvious result. And still it is extremely difficult to admit,
that the lines on the figure 1 are a simple accident.
It is necessary to note, that I heard about researches of mathematical laws and the prospective code in the text of TORAH, lead by prof. Rips and I am also familiar with Michael Drosnin's work “The Bible Code”. I also have read that existence of the code in the text of TANAKH (BIBLE, in Christian tradition) is proved with the help of mathematical methods. However, before the made supervision, I never had to hear about possible drawings or pictures ciphered in the text of TORAH by means of natural accommodation of words earlier. Therefore I assume, that geometrical connection and interpretation of this connection offered by me could be, in full or in part, earlier unknown.
In my opinion, would be logical - to assume that exactly the geometry of an arrangement of words, by virtue of the persuasiveness, is a key to perusal The Code. Therefore I started to investigate other repeating identical words on the page, and also the words with an identical root which meet in much smaller quantity, than the words "LORD".
The result did not keep itself waiting.
figure
2
The
system of lines connecting all five words on the page with
the root ain-bet-dalet , the same for the Hebrew words: serve,
bondage (slaves), thy manservant, his manservant, which
straightly leads to vectorial connection with the words: anohY
– I and atA – thou, you (figure 2) One more
accident?
figure
3
The
system of lines connecting all three words atA
– thou, you and all two words anohY
– I, on this page, though is not very demonstrative itself,
but conducts the researcher to other words-reference points. (figure
3) The “accidents” becomes too much. Let's pass
some “concurrences” for brevity and we shall go on to the main
thing.
figure
4
Three strips consistently
connect the words atA
– thou, you, identical roots kuf-dalet-shin in the
words: will hallow, blessed (hallowed) and the roots ain-dalet
in the words: witness, accordingly in the upper and lower parts of
the page, and form completely
obvious, though not absolute, but approximate symmetry. It is not
difficult to make sure that these pairs of words located in the
different lines, are forming a trapeze, though
it's not quite symmetric. (figure 4) If such arrangement of the few
words on the page may be counted as accident, even excluding all
mentioned above, so we have to deny the statistics itself and the
theory of probability, and the common sense together with them.
I assert, that there is no necessity for special mathematical researches, though formally they may be done, for admitting these facts of vectorial connections as the result of conscious activity, i. e. Code in the original text of TORAH (or, the most probable, in all TANAKH-BIBLE)
figure 5
The drawing presented on figure 5 is my interpretation of these visible and logical vectorial connections, which may be checked by any unbiassed person. I meaningly do not make comments on this image, able to have different variants of interpretations, and I do not consider it as the solution of the Code. I consider it as the indisputable proof of the Code existence in the text of Torah, and the most probable and convincing Key to perusal of the existing Code.
So, if we admit as the established fact, presence of the code in the text of TORAH, and the above-stated geometrical laws in an arrangement of words as the Key to perusal of the Code it is necessary to admit consistently the following from this unique conclusions.
Due to the clear reasons, I shall be very careful in terminology as is well-known, that the text of TORAH (and all TANAKH-BIBLE) have formed the basis of formation of the Monotheistic religions, and according to Judaic and Christian traditions, have been written directly by Creator. I admit the big importance of world religions in formation of human ethics and morality. In this connection I consider necessary to note, that I think myself informally believing person and I concern to any sincere Belief with the big respect, though I don't belong to any religious confession. Therefore I leave open a question on authorship of TORAH, and I hope, that in the future when the Code will be deciphered, we shall receive information more exact, scientific and accessible to check, on its Author.
In the present publication I would like to emphasize only those unique conclusions which follow from above-stated:
It would be necessary to admit not only the
straight transfer of the text of TORAH
to the Jewish people but also natural accommodation of words,
intervals, paragraphs, pages and all printed text. Without
dependence of our sights and
outlooks, we have to ascertain that at assumed epoch of the Torah
creation none of any known civilizations could carry out such problem.
Hence, when admitting the first conclusion, we also ascertain that we are just in the early beginning of the way to real perusal of the Book, which has already played the great role in becoming of the mankind. We also have to ascertain that the loneliness of the known, in scientific sense, human civilization for ever ended.
08/16/2004
Boris Goldinov