Today is a very special day. 7years ago I got a queueticket with the number 33 exactly at 11:11. This was on opposite side of the Sankt Johannes (Saint John) church in Malmö.
A resonant vein of gematria you've found here. I'm a Western Qabalist which uses the Hebraic alphabet. Its interesting looking into another form of gematria, especialy given its stronger focus on the Christian tradition.
Thank you, Andrew. The Greek stream of knowledge intersects closely with the Hebrew. There are undoubtedly common sources of knowledge in Babylonia and Egypt. It also has to be remembered that from the 4th century BCE, Judaea was under Hellenic rule, so Greek ideas were extremely influential. It has been argued (Russell Gmirkin etc) that Hebrew scriptures draw heavily on the Greek philosophy of Plato and others. Whether true or not, the classical world was a melting pot. The Christian esoteric tradition obviously represents a fusion of Judaic and Greek ideas.
Today is a very special day. 7years ago I got a queueticket with the number 33 exactly at 11:11. This was on opposite side of the Sankt Johannes (Saint John) church in Malmö.
A resonant vein of gematria you've found here.
I'm a Western Qabalist which uses the Hebraic alphabet. Its interesting looking into another form of gematria, especialy given its stronger focus on the Christian tradition.
Thank you, Andrew. The Greek stream of knowledge intersects closely with the Hebrew. There are undoubtedly common sources of knowledge in Babylonia and Egypt. It also has to be remembered that from the 4th century BCE, Judaea was under Hellenic rule, so Greek ideas were extremely influential. It has been argued (Russell Gmirkin etc) that Hebrew scriptures draw heavily on the Greek philosophy of Plato and others. Whether true or not, the classical world was a melting pot. The Christian esoteric tradition obviously represents a fusion of Judaic and Greek ideas.