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 My Social Security
Number in the New and Old Testament Lexicons and English Dictionaries
"labor, work,
workman, personnel, slave, taxes, security, number, wages, legal exaction,
court, terror, BEAST"
vs.
"greater things, scriptures, goodness"
TABLE
OF CONTENTS
 | Introduction |
| #2569 in OT Hebrew
Lexicon: Tax, Allan |
| #523 in OT Hebrew Lexicon:
national, benefits, slave, terror, workman, security |
| #2569 in NT Greek: "as a
result of one's labor" |
| Words Around the Last Four
Digits of my SSN, 2569, in the Greek New Testament Lexicon: name,
surname, accounted |
| Page 523 in Zodhiates' NT Greek
lexicon: place, cardinal number |
| Page 523 in James Strong's
Exhaustive Concordance of the Bible: verbatim
word-number-word-number connect |
| Page 523 in Thayer's Greek-English
Lexicon of the New Testament: governing (from spiritual
standpoint) |
| Page 2569 in
Webster's III61 Dictionary: wage bill |
| Word 523 in
the NT Greek Lexicon on Page 202: (202 is D.C. telephone area
code) they require, take away, transfer from one to another |
| Page 523 in Webster's III61
Dictionary: court |
| Page 523 in Webster's
II Riverside Dictionary: personnel |
| My Bank's Toll Free Number and
666 |
| Actual Envelope for One of My Recent
W-2's: 6666-1 |
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| Other Alphabetics Word-Number Studies |
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 Introduction
The Alphabetics words associated with my social security number have to do,
on one hand, with wages, labor, taxes, court, citizen identification by
numbers, and the BEAST. On the other hand, they likewise ironically
describe my true work, my labor of love with the scriptures and bringing forth
greater things (e.g. this web site).
Probably the most significant connection made is between the page where my
social security number is found in Gesenius' OT Hebrew lexicon and the
corresponding page number in Thayer's NT Greek lexicon, where the word
"BEAST" is found; and finally this same page number in Michael
(Galster) Sullivan's book, Blood Trail, which book forms the basis of
the discovery made about the Alphabetics Bible Code foretelling and exposing
that Clinton got infected with the
AIDS virus from a backfired tainted prison blood scandal he was involved with
in Arkansas.
#2569 in OT Hebrew Lexicon: Tax, Allan
2569 is the last, four-digit number of my Social Security Number.
The 2569th word of the Hebrew Old Testament, numbered
alphabetically, as reported in Gesenius'
Hebrew-Chaldee Lexicon to the Old Testament has the following
definition:
| 2569 I. chomesh A fifth part.
Specially, the fifth part of produce, which the Egyptians paid as a tax. |
Further fitting the idea of the social security number, the word
just prior to 2569 is the word for "the numeral
five. As a septenary number is
often used for a sacred and round number."
The commentary at the end of this definition (2568) ties into the work I do
with the scriptures. It reads,
". . . Those who regard the Scripture as inspired by God, and who
rightly reverence the revealed religion contained therein."
Introducing yet further specificity of application, there is a direct link
from word 2569 to a word that is the closest Hebrew Old Testament spelling of
my last name. The connection goes as follows.
Word 2569 and 2570 are spelled identically, hence Gesenius places a Roman
numeral II in front of word 2570. That word means
"abdomen." Gesenius' Index lists two locations where the word
"abdomen" is found. The other is word number 193. It
also has two separate definitions for a word of the exact same
spelling. "Abdomen" is found in the second
definition. Under the first definition is found the Hebrew spelling of
my last name: "0&-! [Allon, which could also
be rendered Allan]
oak."
#523 in OT Hebrew Lexicon
523 is the first three-digit number of my Social Security Number.
Word 523 in the Hebrew lexicon and the words around it
relate to the idea of the social security number. The following is a
sequential listing of words before and after word 523. My comments are
in [small brackets]. The Hebrew words are not shown
here with their vowel points.
518 .!
! Mother (1) grandmother; (2) metaphorically used of her
who bestows benefits on others; (4) of a
nation; (6) metropolis.
[Government playing role of mother]
519 %/! A female slave
[Socialism is a form of government by compulsion, rather than of free
will. In the case of Social Security, moneys are set aside by force of law,
not by free exercise of prudence.]
520-521 %/! (always
metaphorical) of the beginning, head, and foundation of a thing. Specially
-- (1) it is the mother of the arm; hence -- (2) The name of a measure, a
cubit.
[Fed. Govt. plays role of "mother" or the foundation of
life for its citizens, usurping the role of God.]
522 %/! A cubit.
[Measurement, numbering of the people]
see 367 %/! i.q. %/*! Terror
| > |
523, 524 %/! People
[SSN = identification of people] |
525, 526 I. 0&/! Workman, architect; used of the hypostatic wisdom of
God, the maker of the world. Others understand son, or foster-child
(from 0/!).
[The state presumes to usurp the role of God in being the architect
and proper parent of society.]
527 II. 0&/! Multitude,
crowd
[controlling the masses]
528 III. 0&/! Amon,
proper name of the supreme deity of the Egyptians.
[State plays role of God]
529 0&/!
Faithfulness
[see next word]
530 %1&/! (1) Firmness;
(2) Security; (3)
Faithfulness, in fulfilling promises.
[Social Security is in
jeopardy because the socialist promises are impossible to keep, for coercion
will never provide the abundance possible under freedom. The only true
security is in the one sure foundation of Christ, through his gospel.]
531 6&/! Strong
[(1) Link to 193 "strength" via word 2569, my SSN suffix.
(2) There are 531 pages in the Book of
Mormon, whose mission is to testify that Christ is our only sure source
of strength.]
On page 523 of Gesenius is the beginning of the nun
section. The Hebrew letter, nun, stands for fifty.
Remember that word 2569 means "a fifth part." Word 2572, which
Gesenius lists two before 2569, means "fifty." Hence in
Gesenius' lexicon, there is a verbatim word-number link between 523 and 2569,
the prefix and suffix of my SSN.
#2569 in NT Greek
Word 2569 in the New Testament (Zodhiates') is
ironic in that it depicts the philanthropic opposite of the socialist
philosophy behind the Social Security Number.
2569 kalopoieo To do good,
well. In which case the meaning is to live honestly, i.e., not idly but as a result of one's honest labor.
Kalopoieo is different from agathopoieo (15) in that
the first is doing good because one is good and the other is being
beneficent because one wants to help another.
Syn. (4982), to save, rescue, and hence to help
someone; (4820), to help, support; (4815), to asist, take part with;
(997), to come to the aid of someone, succor; (4903), to cooperate;
(3936), to stand by.
Ant. (1465), to interrupt, hinder; (2967), to hinder,
restrain; (2559), to do evil to anyone. |
This word is derived from word 2570, which means,
"Constitutionally good without necessarily being benevolent;
expresses beauty as a harmonious completeness, balance, proportion."
This captures the essence of what is evil about Socialism. It seeks
to accomplish by force what God would have us come to voluntarily because our
hearts are changed through a relationship with him. Under freedom, as
protected by the Constitution of the United States, a person does good because
he is good. Under socialism, a person performs benevolent deeds because
he is forced to do so externally by the government.
A note of personal relevance is that word 2569 [SSN] spills onto page 814
in Zodhiates. 814 North was the house address of the home I bought
upon returning from my mission to Japan as a young adult.
Words Around the Last Four Digits of my SSN,
2569, in the Greek New Testament Lexicon
The words before and after word 2569 are also relevant to both the idea of
the Social Security Number as well as my particular mission in life to
increase scriptural understanding (and help overturn wickedness such as is
found in the drive to use identification numbers for the promotion of world
socialism).
| Definition (Zodhiates') |
Application |
| (page 811) |
Finished this write-up on 8/11/99
See 811-August 8, 1999: SLC Tornado:
Upon My House |
2564 kaleo To call.
(I) To call to someone in order that he may come or
go somewhere. (A) Particularly with a voice as a
shepherd calls his flock. (C) To call
authoritatively, to call forth, summon, e.g. before a judge. (D)
In the sense of to invite, particularly to a banquest as the wedding
feast; To call into the kingdom of God. (E) To call
to any station, i.e., to appoint, choose.
(IV) A call of God to His servants and His people. |
The choice between following the voice of the Good
Shepherd versus the summons of Satan and his unrighteous authority as
vested in his servants who do his bidding. |
| 2564 (cont.) (II)
To call, i.e., to name, to give a name
to any person or thing. (A) Particularly as spoken of:
(1) A proper name or surname, e.g., of
persons. (B) In the sense of to be regarded, accounted, i.e., to be. |
Identification. Should
be according to what one is,
not one's social security number. |
| 2565 kallielaios A good
olive tree as opposed to agreilaios, a wild one. |
Bringing forth good fruit (labors) |
2566 kallion Better
Syn. (3123), rather; (4183), much, by far; (4183),
much. [All three of these synonyms are listed under the heading of
"greater" in Zodhiate's Index.] |
The work of Greater
Things. |
| 2567 kalodidaskalos A
teacher of what is good and right. ...[e.g.] Skill
and competence in handling the scriptures. |
New Scripture
Word Studies (Greater Things) |
| 2568 Kaloi Limenes Good
Harbors or Fair Havens. |
"Security"
(Social Security Number). True security is in Christ, not the
arm of flesh. |
2569
kalopoieo To do good,
well. To live honestly, i.e., not idly but as a result of one's honest labor, the
opposite being kakopoieo, to harm someone or to do badly or
commit sin. Doing good because one is good.
[now on page 814]
Syn. (4982), to save, rescue, and hence to help
someone; (482), to help, support; (4815), to assist, take part with;
(997), to come to the aid of someone, succor; (4903), to cooperate;
(3936), to stand by.
Ant. (1465), to interrupt, hinder; (2967), to hinder,
restrain; (984), to injure, damage; (2559), to do evil to anyone. |
2569 =
last four digits of my SSN.
814 = House number of
first (and only so far) home I bought in Provo, Utah; 1985.
Labor should be
voluntary, out of love, to uplift another, for sake of goodness, which
comes from indwelling of Spirit of God. It should in no
way be to the injury of others, or to the hindering of their righteous
desires. |
2570 kalos Good.
Constitutionally good; expresses beauty as a harmonious completeness,
balance, proportion.
(I) Good as to quality and character. (B) Choice, excellent, e.g.
fruit. (C) Honorable, distinguished ("the good name")
(II) Good as to effect of influence, useful [888], profitable,
equivalent to halas, salt, which metaphorically means
preservation.
(III) Good in a moral sense, virtuous, spoken of: (A) Thoughts,
feelings, actions, e.g., a good conscience. Also used of work or
works; good works. (1) Generally meaning well-doing; a good or noble
deed or deeds; to act well. (B) Persons in reference to the
performance of duty, e.g., "the shepherd, the good
one." A person can be made good, what God is, through faith
in Jesus Christ, but only insofar as he is a partaker of God's nature.
Righteousness. |
Good fruits are made possible through the mighty change
of heart by grace and the continuing indwelling of the Spirit of God,
which comes by pressing forward with faith in Christ, feasting upon
his words as they are implanted in our hearts by the Holy
Ghost. Good fruits of righteousness do not come through
the imposition of rigid laws of the state, which focuses only on the
outward performance. |
| 2571 kaluma
A covering, veil. |
The humble servants of God are hidden from the world, which tends to
be preoccupied with charismatic wickedness. |
Page 523 in Zodhiates' Complete Word Study
Dictionary: New Testament
(523 is the first three-digit number of my Social Security Number.)
Page 523 of Zodhiates
NT lexicon is the third of four pages of definition 1519 eis,
which means "into:"
| 1519 eis Into, with the
primary idea of motion into any place or thing. (I) Of place, which is
the primary and most frequent use, meaning into, to. |
The first three digits of a SSN are region-specifying digits. Hence
the meaning of the word on page 523 having to do with direction of a place is
fitting. One of the example usages given on page 523 is the phrase,
"to hire workers unto his vineyard," which fits the idea of
employment. But the thrust of the definition explanations given on page
523 have to do with things spiritual and holy, "e.g. love on behalf of
someone...; the gift bestowed upon someone or for the good of someone,"
being the first phrase on the page.
The next word definition following this one is:
| 1520 heis
One, the first cardinal numeral. |
This has temporal and spiritual application to the idea of a SSN.
First, the obvious temporal application is the explicit mention of a numeral,
as well as its being "first," as in the first three digits of my
SSN. Also, along temporal, and in this case especially worldly terms,
the SSN is a "cardinal" identification method in our society.
So "the first cardinal numeral" is about as direct an application as
might be found in any definition.
Second, the spiritual counterpart which overrides the carnal application,
is the idea of oneness. Satan would have a One World Order, based on
compulsion, enforced by external decrees. Christ, on the other hand,
would have our hearts become one, knit together in righteousness. I
desire to see a world of unity based on hearts turned voluntarily to God and
the oneness of genuine wholeness, wrought through the healing balms of Christ,
which are extended to all, without cost.
The five word definitions that precede word 1519 on page 523 all have to do
with "Peace." And just before that are two words that mean
"to be," from whence comes the phrase "I am." They
are words 1510 and 1511. It so happens that the word
"father" occurs exactly 1510 times in the Standard Works (Bible,
BofM, D&C, PGP). The obvious connection is that Father is the great
I Am.
His work is to bring to pass our immortality and eternal life, that we may
be as He is. We seek for the state of being at one, at peace,
which attribute is perfected in God, and which he bestows upon us as a gift
when we follow him in faith.
That has been the focus of my life, to be an instrument in the hands of God
to carry forth his work on earth. So I find it no small comfort to see
such exalted words surrounding the page that corresponds to the first three
digits of my SSN. This is my true "work" in life. How
ironic that the Lord would take something so crass as a Social Security
Number, introduced through the most evil of intentions, and overturn it to a
most elevated meaning.
Page 523 in James Strong's Exhaustive
Concordance of the Bible.
VERBATIM WORD-NUMBER-WORD-NUMBER CONNECT
After making the above discovery, I turned to James
Strong's Exhaustive Concordance of the Bible to see what might be on page
523 there.
It turns out that page 523 is the fifth of about six pages that list every
occurence of the word "Into" in the Bible. The overwhelming
bulk of the New Testament occurrences are word number 1519, which is the word
we were just looking at on page 523 of Zodhiates. In fact, just below
the page number 523 in Strong's Concordance is listed the number 1519.
The next number, other than that, is found nearly half a column down. It
is word number 2596, which awfully close to 2569, the last four digits of my
SSN.
| Page Snapshots |
Zodhiates' NT Lexicon
Page 523 |
James Strong's Concordance
Page 523 |
|
523
,4H (1519)
[Into]
of the same Holy Spirit, are one in body
and spirit. In Matt. 18:20, "gathered to-
gether in my name," means on My ac-
count, because of Me, for My sake, in
order to promote My cause. Also before an
inf. with the ar., in order to, in order that
(Matt. 20:19; Mark 14:55; Luke 20:20;
Rom. 1:11; 11:11; james 1:18). With the
acc. meaning to what end? wherefore?
why? (Matt 14:31; Mark 15:34). With
touto (5124), this, eis touto, meaning
to
this end, for this purpose, therefore (Mark
1:38; Acts 9:21; Rom. 9:17). Followed
|
Into
523
Joh 7:3 and go i' Judaea,
that thy disciples 1519
1519
14 feast Jesus went up i' the
temple "
8:2 he came again i' the temple,
"
9:39 judgment I am come i' this
world, "
10:1 not by the door i' the
sheepfold, "
36 sanctified, and sent i' the
world, "
40 Jordan i' the place where John
"
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Ac 3:3 and John about to go
i' the temple; "
8 entered with them i' the
temple, "
5:15 brought forth the sick i' the streets,
2596 |
The most oft-occurring Old Testament word for "Into" (p. 523
Strong's Concordance) is word number 413. Let's see, I knew that
number sounded familiar. "Wasn't that the Post Office Box number of
Greater Things when I lived in Provo?" I asked aloud to my wife.
Pulling out an old copy of a Greater Things newsletter, sure
enough, there on the back was the old post office box number: 413.
Greater Things
P.O. Box 413
Provo, UT 85603-0413 |
Hence another direct connection to Greater Things in relation to my SSN --
my true "work" in life (which, by the way, includes exposing the
Social Security Number as being an evil invention for the sake of building
Satan's New World Order of global socialism).
Page 523 in Thayer's Greek-English Lexicon of
the New Testament
Capturing the essence of the ironic opposite of the carnal Social Security
Number, page 523 of Thayer's Greek-English
Lexicon of the New Testament is filled with three words that all have to
do with spirituality. The first definition is a perfect antonym, even
mentioning the word "governing," but in a wholly spiritual context,
in contrast to the Socialist point of view which in its extreme denies the
existence of God and of things spiritual, especially the notion that our
physical bodies and minds are housed by an immortal spirit. Word
4151, which begins three pages prior, and fills more than half of page 523
means "Spirit, breath, soul." Read now what the final
sub-definition is, which is the first main entry on the page 523:
4151 pneuma 5. The disposition or influence which fills and
governs the soul of any one; the efficient source of any power, affection,
emotion, desire.
The other two words on the page mean "spiritual" and
"spiritually."
The word just prior to 4150 happens to be the last four digits of the LDS
Church Headquarters exclusive zip code: 84150. See write-up on 4150. It's close vicinity in
this context of Socialism, the Beast, and the Social Security number is very
fitting in that the church plays a dividing role. On the one hand, the
gospel it teaches and the kingdom doctrine it possesses contains the formula
for becoming free from the encumbrances of sin and slavery. Hence the
meaning of Greek word 4150: "to wash," is very suitable. On
the other hand, it is yet another witnesses that within that church are
factions that are friendly to Satan's kingdom and the coercion it
promotes. One cannot get married in an LDS temple without a State-issued
marriage licensee. A social security number is used as a student ID at
the Church-owned Brigham Young University. Yes, the Corporate body of
the church would be placed in jeopardy if they were not friendly to the
Socialists who are usurping the freedoms of all lands, nations and countries.
Page 2569 in Webster's III61 Dictionary
The next place I looked was on page 2569 of my huge Webster's dictionary. The header for that
page reads "wage bill." Nearly every word of the first of the
three columns on that page is a derivative of the word
"wage:" wage bill, wage board, wage bracket, waged, wage
dividend, wage earner, wageless, wage level, wage rate, wages, wage scale,
wage slave, wage structure, wage system, wageworker.
Word 523 in the NT Greek Lexicon on Page 202
Seeing so much relevance with the last four digits of my SSN, I thought to
try the first three digits, 523. Besides what I mentioned above, I was
particularly struck by word number 523 in the New Testament Greek.
523 apaiteo To recall, demand
back, legal exaction of a demand or legitimate claim. To
require, ask again; demand again; ...Luke 12:20 "they require thy
soul of thee." The "they require" must be
understood as the three Persons of the Triune God. Life must be
viewed as a loan from God due to be returned to Him at death.
Ant.. (863), to remit, forgive; (5483), to provide
grace or forgiveness of debt; (630), to let loose from, release;
(3007), to leave; (620), to leave behind. |
I find this utterly fascinating in regards to commenting on the need for
our allegiance to be first with God, not man, which is what an overgrown state
requires.
Fitting, therefore, that the word prior to 523 is
522 apairo To take away,
remove; to go away, depart; to be taken away from.
Syn. (3351), to remove oneself to a new abode.
Ant. (2192), to hold,
have. |
This word is also of personal relevance, for 5/22 [522] or May 22 is
that date my fiancι and I have set for our
wedding ("to have and to hold"). We plan to be married
according to the laws of God, not of man, where the state, not God, grants
license to marry and obtains legal right to all children. We wish to remove
ourselves from Babylon.
What is additionally relevant here to the idea of the Social Security
Number is that word 523 is on page 202 of Zodhiates'.
202 is the phone area code for Washington D.C., the nation's capital's phone
numbers. It is interesting, therefore, that the first phrase
coming onto the page is "a townsman, one belonging to the city, hence
cultured;" and the last definition on this page is:
525 apallasso To transfer
from one state to another, to remove from. Strictly to change by
separating, therefore, to break up an existing connection and set the
one part into a different state or relation, to set free, make loose;
to escape; to be freed, get loose. Apallasso is also a
technical term to denote the satisfaction of the plaintiff by the
defendant, especially of the creditor by the debtor.
Syn. (1659), to set free, deliver; (630), to loose
from; (863), to remit, forgive; (3084), to ransom, redeem; (630), to
release.
Ant. (1210), to bind; (1195), to put in fetters or to
place a burden upon a person. |
Apallasso derives from allaso, "to change,"
which is the closest Greek NT word alphabetically to the transliteration of my
last name, Allan--two words away from the word number of the first
three digits of my SSN.
Page 523 in Webster's III61 Dictionary
The first word on page 523 of my huge Webster's dictionary is "court." It is followed by the
various derivatives of that word. Indeed, that is where many have found
themselves when they have sought to relinquish the sovereignty of man and
reenthrone Almighty God. Perhaps one of the keys for escaping the grasp of
Babylon is also found on this page, in the word
"courteous: Marked by respect for and consideration of others :
observing gentle or polished forms of social conduct often with inner
sincerity."
Too often, well-meaning patriots employ the tactics of unbridled anger and
bitter resentment, which only feed the beast they are fighting.
The previous page, 522 [May 22, wedding date] begins with the word "couple," following by its various
derivatives.
click here to see write up on
Cheri and Sterling's wedding foretold in Alphabetics
Page 523 in Webster's II Riverside Dictionary
The following words come on page 523 of my Webster's II New Riverside Dictionary,
beginning with the word "personnel," which is therefore in the
header of the page.
|
personnel |
523 |
petit four |
| personnel The body of persons active in
or employed by an organization, business, or service.
. . .
petite Small and slender
petit four: A small, decoratively frosted cake. [Cheri
is size four (wedding date 5/22)] |
|
Webster's
II Riverside '84 |
My Bank's Toll-Free Number & 666
Central Bank
1-800-966-6789
Word 6789 in Gesenius' Hebrew-Chaldee Lexicon to
the Old Testament: "To be silent, to leave off speaking."
The antonym of "speaking" on the phone.
Cute coincidence.
Actual
Envelope for One of My Recent W-2's
dated Jan 25'99
click here for
enlargement
Another cute coincidence.
by
Sterling D. Allan; Manti, Utah; April 15, August 11, 1999
See also:
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