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Created page with "Isopsephy is the Greek-language version of gematria. ==Resources== * Section 4.2, "Early Christian and Other Greek Isopsephy," in [https://www.degruyter.com/document/doi/10.1515/opth-2022-0245/html Forward and Reverse Gematria are Very Different Beasts] addresses ancient isopsephy in general. The paper as a whole addresses the particular isopsephic question raised in Revelation 13:18 regarding the number 666." |
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* Section 4.2, "Early Christian and Other Greek Isopsephy," in [https://www.degruyter.com/document/doi/10.1515/opth-2022-0245/html Forward and Reverse Gematria are Very Different Beasts] addresses ancient isopsephy in general. The paper as a whole addresses the particular isopsephic question raised in Revelation 13:18 regarding the number [[666]]. | * Section 4.2, "Early Christian and Other Greek Isopsephy," in [https://www.degruyter.com/document/doi/10.1515/opth-2022-0245/html Forward and Reverse Gematria are Very Different Beasts] addresses ancient isopsephy in general. The paper as a whole addresses the particular isopsephic question raised in Revelation 13:18 regarding the number [[666]]. | ||
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Isopsephy is the Greek-language version of gematria.
Resources
- Section 4.2, "Early Christian and Other Greek Isopsephy," in Forward and Reverse Gematria are Very Different Beasts addresses ancient isopsephy in general. The paper as a whole addresses the particular isopsephic question raised in Revelation 13:18 regarding the number 666.