Table of Alphabetic Links and KeyLinks

Remember the former things of old: for I am God, and there is none else; I am God, and there is none like me, Declaring the end from the beginning, and from ancient times the things that are not yet done, saying, My counsel shall stand, and I will do all my pleasure:

Isaiah 46:9-10

The Bible contains the template of its large-scale structure within itself in the Alphabetic Verses, such as Psalm 119, the last 22 verses of Proverbs, and the first four chapters of Lamentations. These passages are referenced with the prefix AV to remind us they are Alphabetic Verses.

The table below contains over 60 articles explaining the Alphabetic Links and KeyLinks between the books on each Spoke with their corresponding Hebrew letters and associated sets of Alphabetic Verses. Most stunning are the Alphabetic KeyLinks which are unique links between the Alphabetic Verses and the content of its corresponding Spoke. For example, the Resh clause of Psalm 111:10 says "The fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom." This points directly and uniquely to the twentieth book, Proverbs, which contains the only other occurrence of the phrase "beginning of wisdom." The Resh KeyWord - reshit (beginning) - is based on the name of the twentieth letter, and the theme of Proverbs is stated explicitly in the reference to wisdom. Thus we have a unique and highly specific link from a Resh Alphabetic Verse to the first book on the corresponding Spoke. At the time of this writing, the table contains a dozen Alphabetic KeyLinks. These are primary witnesses of the Divine design of the Bible in the form of the Wheel.

The information in the table is organized as follows. The hyperlinks are followed by the primary Alphabetic KeyWords that are the basis of the discussion in the linked article. When there are too many to list in the small table, I just list the representative KeyWords followed by "etc." to indicate there are more. These KeyWords are marked black bold when the distribution of the KeyWord (or its equivalent in translation) is maximized in the corresponding book. For example, the KeyWord ayin (eye), which also is the name of the 16^th letter, is greatly maximized amongst the Minor Prophets in the Book of Zechariah on Spoke 16. Thus ayin is marked black bold in that entry.

The Alphabetic KeyWords are followed by references to where they are found in the Alpabetic Verses. When these references form Alphabetic KeyLinks, such as Ps 110:10 ("the beginning of wisdom") discussed above, they are marked red font. When there are too many references to list in the small table, I just list a few representative examples followed by "etc.". Some entries have no verse references because not all KeyWords are represented in the Alphabetic Verses. For example, ropheh (physician) is important on Spoke 20 in relation to Doctor Luke, but God did not use it in the Alphabetic Verses. This is to be expected since the entire Biblical language was designed on the symbolic meanings of the letters and we have only a small number of verses to represent each letter, so much of the meaning is derived from the structure of the Hebrew language itself and is not represented explicitly in the Alphabetic Verses.

It is important to note that this table displays only the Alphabetic Links and KeyLinks. I did not want to crowd the table with many hundreds of Links and KeyLinks between the books on each Spoke, since that would have obscured the simplicity and elegence of the alphabetic design. Finally, if an article applied directly to more than one book on the Spoke, I usually placed it in the cell that was least populated. Please keep in mind that this page is a work in progress. I will be continually updating it as I upload more articles from the Bible Wheel book and make new discoveries.

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