The Book of Shin

The thing that hath been, it is that which shall be; and that which is done is that which shall be done: and there is no new thing under the sun.

Ecclesiastes 1:9 (Spoke 21, Cycle 1)

The Letter Shin functions as a pronomial particle in the Hebrew grammar. When prefixed to a verb, it indicates "who", "whom", "which", "what" or "that." Ernest Klein, in his exhaustive Etymological Dictionary of the Hebrew Language  notes that this is synonymous with the pronoun (asher) which appears in the center of God's memorial name shown in the table. In the verse above, this particle appears four times where it is highlighted. Here is the actual Hebrew of that verse, with the pronomial particle highlighted:

This meaning of the Letter Shin integrates with the structure of the Wheel. Searching the entire Hebrew Bible for all words prefixed with Shin as a pronomial particle yields the following distribution:

Fifty percent of all words prefixed by Shin are found on Spoke 21! This is more than twice the number of hits found in the secondary maximum, and it is about ELEVEN TIMES higher than the average of 6.2 hits per Spoke. The evidence for the divine design of the Holy Bible in accordance with the Hebrew alphabet is simply overwhelming!

But there so much more! God didn't merely integrate this meaning of Shin to prove that the Bible is divine. This meaning of Shin, so beautifully maximized on Spoke 21, is a container of God's infinite creative intelligence! It therefore expresses the nature of God and essential aspects of his creation. Thus we witness its integration with the great theme of God's eternal memorial name - I AM THAT I AM - and the Hebrew KeyWord (Shem, Name) and all of this further integrates with the Inner Wheel of Isaiah! This is nothing less that the Wisdom of God! Overwhelming Light of Revelation! Proof beyond anything ever conceived let alone seen on this planet! There has never been such light revealed by our Holy God, save for the time he walked among us to receive evil from our wicked hands which he then transformed into the everlasting light of his gracious Gospel! Oh give praise to the infinite wisdom and undying love of our Creator Saviour Jesus Christ! Halellujah!

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