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- Submitted: Aug 12 2013 10:15 AM
- Last Updated: May 05 2023 10:55 AM
- File Size: 5.05MB
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- Author: Ivan Panin
- e-Sword Version: 9.x - 10.x
- Tab Name: NumNT
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Panin, Ivan - The Numeric New Testament 1.
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Author:
Ivan Panin
e-Sword Version:
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NumNT
SHORT EXPLANATION OF NUMERICS
By David Eells
What is so important about the Numeric New Testament? The perfect, divine inspiration of the original scriptures are scientifically obtainable through NUMERICS.Let me tell you a little about the awesome story. Ivan Panin was exiled from Russia because he was involved in a plot against the Czar and came to the United States. He became a Harvard Scholar, professor, and mathematician, who once tutored Albert Einstein. His training, devotion to Christ and the Scriptures wellequipped him for his future work. Here he found his life’s work in scientifically proving the divine inspiration of Scriptures. For fifty years, Dr. Panin devoted twelve to eighteen hours a day to this work.The basis for his revelation, which he called NUMERICS, was the ancient Hebrew Old Testament and Greek New Testament scriptures. The Hebrews and Greeks used their letters also for their numbers. In other words, the whole Bible was actually written in numbers also.What Dr. Panin discovered was that when he used the numbers, the 66 books of the Bible showed a pattern of numbers and divisibility that no other writings had. He diligently researched other Hebrew and Greek writings and found no pattern. This included the apocryphal books added in the Catholic and early Protestant Bibles, including the original King James Version before its many revisions.I have read Dr. Panin’s works for many years, and I am totally impressed that God ordained him to bring us back to the original text.What's New in Version 1. (See full changelog)
- Uploaded Mac/e-sword 11 version.
Difficult not to admire a guy who could spend 12 to 18 hours a day on 'Numerics', hold down a faculty job at Harvard, and still manage to tool over to Germany now and then for those tutoring sessions with Albert Einstein. Wow! Name-dropping, much?
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Panin, Ivan - The Numeric New Testament in English. As submitted to BibleSupport.com by Dshaw, Aug. 12, 2013, and updated May 05, 2023, there are two download options, [1] numnt.bbli 2.29MB, and [2] NumNT.bblx 2.76MB
The numnt.bbli module is designed to work with the latest version of e-Sword. A list of the latest version is available here.
The NumNT.bblx module was designed for e-Sword for the PC, version 9.X – 10.X.
Proper names are transliterated from the Greek as nearly as possible, whenever this could be done without pedantry. But as in the Greek the sounds e and o have each two distinct letters, ε, η, ο, ω, the long vowel in such names is designated by ē, ō, but only at the first occurrence of the name. For examples see the first two pages of the New Testament. However, when using NumNT.bblx, in the Compare and Parallel views, the letter with the macron, such as letters ē, ō, with a macron stripe over the letters, to show that they are pronounced with the use of the long sound, uses non-Latin characters, and these corrupt the text on screen. That letter, together with all other following letters in the word, up to the beginning of the next word, is elided, and the next word then is printed on screen. However, in the normal Bible view, the characters are correctly displayed for that verse. See Luke 3:26, for example.
To overcome this problem, if you have a new version of e-Sword for the PC, delete the NumNT.bblx file, and load the numnt.bbli module which will run on e-Sword for the PC from version 11 and later, where this problem does not occur. The reason was the coding of the NumNT.bblx module was made when e-Sword was designed using RTF coding. The numnt.bbli module was made using HTML coding of characters, which is able to display non-Latin letters in the Compare and Parallel screen views.
The added colon after words shows that the definite article, the, is included in Greek before the following word, which we do not use in English grammar. See Luke 3:24-80. Where English grammar adds words that do not have an equivalent word in the Greek, these words are printed in italics. Where these occur before important words, the words are printed in capital letters to help to identify who is being spoken about.