Israel and Zion are Central to the Hebrew Alphabet

The Hebrew Alphabet is of no random order. Central to the 22 letter alphabet are two sets of letters. These letter sets make up the words 'Israel' and 'Zion.' This link is an overview of the highlights of the research in an 'easy to understand' format.

I present my research here and argue that the Hebrew alphabet is not of human origin. I believe that this study gives esteem to the G-d of Israel.

The simplest way to gain an initial understanding of this work is to follow the "Illustrated Version." The notes at the bottoms of Table 1 through 5 briefly summarize the text. The entire document can be read starting at the abstract and continuing on through the references. Links at the bottom of each page allow the reader to go to the next section or back to this page.
 

Illustrated Version
Table 1. Hebrew Alphabet and the three value systems
Figure 1. Initial method for selecting letter sets in ordinal values
Figure 2. Relationships of the letter set based on 11 in the three value systems [Figure 2 in base 11].
Figure 3. Relationships of the letter set based on 12 in the three value systems [Figure 3 in base 12].
Figure 4. 'Israel' in the three value systems
Figure 5. 'Zion' in the three value systems
 
Manuscript Abstract. Short summary of findings
Introduction. Why this research?
Methods. How was study done?
Results. What was found?
Discussion. Relevance of study
References. Literature citations
 
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© 2000 C. M. Felland   Response to my question "Are Israel and Zion Central to the Hebrew Alphabet?" by Rabbi Ginsburgh of the Gal Einai Institute   "Your site was intriguing" Isaac E. Mozeson, author of The Word: The dictionary that reveals the Hebrew source of English   THEOMATICS AND OTHER HIDDEN BIBLE CODES: HOAXES OR GOD'S FINGERPRINT?, critical essay from ReligiousTolerance.org