On the subject of self referencing codes, I find the numerical and geometric interconnections between Jesus and Word impressive. Some of it is found on this page
https://www.thesecretcode.co.uk/page_4735952.html
1. Triangle 253 connects Jesus to Word through fractal geometry. Snowflake 373 and antisnowflake 142 are both naturally created by two iterations of the Koch snowflake and both are connected to Word through Hebrew and Greek gematria.
The sum of 373 and 142 is 515
Jesus (s) = 515
This connection is illustrated in the first 12 words of the NIV, as the page shows. This is a letter-level encoding, which I rarely accept. This is compelling though, especially since 253 appears to be encoded there too.
2. Several other Koch snowflakes and derivatives make the same connection to the Word through the concept of verbal communication, all detailed in the page and elsewhere. Please note that Thess snowflakes were all created by a strict application of the Koch snowflake/antisnowflake functions to pixellated triangles (always G-triangles). The triangular trefoils map onto the internal hexagons in a Star of David.
3. Hexagram 253 (with the same links to verbal communication through gematria) forms a triangle of conjoined hexagrams that sums to 754.
The spurs in the figure sum to 373. The perimeter counters in the figure sum to 211 (
Ha Davar/The Word). It also fits into triangle 2701.
So Jesus the Messiah in Hebrew is again linked to the Word.
This is all found on the page I linked to. I haven’t yet added it, but figure 754 and the internal constructions giving 373 and 211 are again found at the beginning of Genesis (NIV) and although they are again letter level codes, they are again pinned to the first word, the first letter in fact..
4. In the NIV these codes are coincident with the encodings of JESUS WORD over the first two 12 word strings, again emanating from the NIV Bible’s first word.
5. If you separate all the odd words from all the even words in the first 24, then sum them, again you obtain 515 (Jesus) and 654 (Word).
6. Then there is snowflake 373 perfectly slotting inside star 925 (Jesus Christ (s)) and itself accommodating snowflake 151 (Jesus Christ (o)), 115 (Yehoshua HaMashiach (o)), 181 (Jesus the Messiah (o)), by connecting the midpoints of the outer ring of hexagrams, and, 205 (Ihsous Christos (o)), by superimposing hexagram 181 on snowflake 151). It’s incredible! I haven’t checked to see if these are also found in the opening words of the NIV, but I will. Postscript: I just checked and they are ALL there!
Again though we have a supreme set of interconnections between Jesus and the Word.
5. At the bottom of the page I showed on how triangular trefoil 232 can be cut from hexagon 397.
The Lord (s) = 397
Yehoshuwa (s) = 397
Davar YHVH/The Word of the Lord (s) = 232
Jesus and the Word again. There is more on the page and elsewhere, but this post is getting too long.
Is this cherry picking? I would strongly argue NO! Why? Because all of these word strings are pinned to the beginning of the NIV. There is little room for cherry picking. It’s the difference between having an entire vast orchard of cherry trees (the entire Bible) but being forced to pick your cherries from the first tree you come across (the first 24 words of the Bible). There shouldn’t be too many cherries on one tree. Yet that first tree is hanging with ripe fruit. I’ve hardly begun to show you the number of codes packed into that one, highly visible location, the most important words in Scripture.
Yes, it involves three languages, but only two systems of enumeration, ordinal values for encoding and standard values for decoding. Note too that as well as purely numerical connections we find references in those NIV encodings to the second iteration Koch snowflakes (373, 142) and the triangle of stars (figure 754) and its internal structure, that I showed on the page, as well as triangle/hexagram 253.:
Finally, the first 24 words (JESUS WORD) encode the reduced values of
Ihsous and Word, 24. The digit sum is also 24 here. But again we see Jesus and Word paired. This is the kind of fractal self similarity I’ve been pointing out, akin to the self referencing codes you discuss, or perhaps another version of the same thing.