THE 19 ELEMENTS OF JESUS CHRIST

By Leo Tavares


In my article entitled “Atomic Proof Of Christian Theism”, I demonstrate how the first 37 atomic elements are encoded with the mathematical signature of Jesus Christ through a phenomenon I discovered, which involves indexing the natural order of Composite numbers to the natural numbers of the first 37 elements. In this article, I will demonstrate how the Composite numbers indexed to the 19 Mononuclidic elements (having 1 isotope each and being non-radioactive) also point to the mathematical signature of Jesus Christ and how a powerful 19/37 code ultimately points to the Biblical doctrine of the Incarnation. The Deity of Jesus Christ, which is the central doctrine of the Christian faith, will be demonstrated through the highest level of proof that is attainable through human reasoning (the science of mathematics).

Unfortunately, the level of mathematical rigor displayed by most self-proclaimed “Biblical Numericists” is very poor. All too often, I see people mixing their flawed methodologies such as cherry picking, arbitrarily conjoining unrelated sets of data, logical inconsistencies (such as switching between multiple variant spellings) and even pareidolia (definition here: Pareidolia) with the study of Biblical Numerics. I say this because my work is not only in opposition to that of willfully blind skeptics, it must also be in opposition to those who, sadly, make a mockery of the validity of Biblical Numerics with their embarrassing material. I offer this article as yet another blow to these enemies of the true discipline of Biblical Numerics.

The study of Biblical Numerics is rooted in the ancient system of assigning numerical values to the Biblical Hebrew/Greek alphabets (Hebrew being the original language of the Old Testament and Greek being the original language of the New Testament). This represents a naturally related system of alphanumerics (since the Hebrew OT and Greek NT are historically and theologically related). This is also not some modern invention. Rather, it is a well-known fact that this is an ancient numbering system of BOTH the ancient Hebrew/Greek alphabets. It follows that every Biblical word/phrase, in their original languages, has a numerical value that is set in stone (through simply adding up the letter values within a given word/phrase of scripture).

There are two primary methods of assigning numerical values to the ancient Hebrew/Greek alphabets: The Standard method and the Ordinal method. Here are the Standard numerical values of the 22 letters in the Biblical Hebrew alphabet …