The Bible was written by men but inspired by God. <ref>1Co 15:4 And that he was buried, and that he rose again the third day according to the scriptures:</ref> Men saw things that happened and recorded them. But invisibly, God worked in the events that they observed, ; he caught their attention to observe them, ; he guided their learning so they had words available to them, ; and he guided them in teh the use of the words to describe the events in such a way, that all of them are used to paint a picture of Christ, hidden in childish puns and riddles.

God used the lives of people to produce words in a book that had meaning of which the human authors were aware, but often contained additional meaning--that is to say, deeper meaning--of which the authors were unaware. The Later in history, the readers of the book books would not be aware until after the cross. Now Biblical Hebrew presents the most wonderful puzzlepuzzles; a divine puzzlepuzzles, sufficiently complex to challenge the most clever and yet so simple that all may participatein solving these puzzles.

The puzzle puzzles can be approached through patterns as seen in Acts 12, or in detailed word study studies as seem in Genesis 1:1. It They can be approached directly as the most wonderful puzzle puzzles ever created. As a puzzlepuzzles, one part is to understand their intent by the meaning meanings of individual letters. Here are the clues:

As you can imagine, the details of solving the puzzle puzzles would be tedious, but should be able to be reproduced. But most will be content to see that the puzzle is puzzles are solved, and be happy to use the results for the next level of the puzzle puzzles which is identifying vignettes of Christ hidden in the scriptures (as in Acts 12).

Here not only will the solution to the meaning meanings of the letters be examined, but the doctrine doctrines suggested by each metaphor will be expressed.