the 1992 – 2005.2 is in reference to the dates shown in the original GIF.  i have been unable to verify if the phrases below equal 132 in Gematria calculations – but no one has denied.  interesting phrases that align with where we are.

1992 – 2005.2 = 13.2 delta
= 132
132 =
Is Jfk Jr Alive
Jfk Jr Is Alive
I Am A Miracle Of God
Day Of Arrival
The Golden Dawn
Do Not Be Decieved
This Not A Game

— Watchman's Q View (@WatchmansQView) August 15, 2019

 

Questions About Gematria Answered – How To Do Gematria And What Is Gematria

If you are new to Gematria let me explain what its all about, so if you would like to understand it/use it yourself you may do so. Lets start with the VERY basics below.

How Do You Pronounce Gematria?

You can pronounce ‘Gematria’ with a G sound, OR by using the Gah sound. ‘Gah-mat-tria’, which is a common pronunciation via the Jewish users of this system. While the G sound – ‘Gee’ is due to users of this practice comparing the discipline to its origins via Sacred Geometry or Geography. Gamma being the third letter of the Greek alphabet and TRIA representing Earth measures and the number three. Either pronunciation is fine.

Where Did Gematria Come From?

The original system of Gematria is between 5,000-10,000 years old. Ancient legends describe Seven Earthly Elohim (Annunaki sometimes known as Dagon or Apkallu), appearing out of the sea near Babylon to explain the use of Gematria to the Black Tribes of Sumer called Bawru, or Sag-gig-ga. The later Gnostics called these beings Fallen Angels, while the UFO meme calls them Aliens. They were said to have brought with them containers of knowledge called MES from the tree of knowledge which grew in the Abyss, the MES were represented via cones. MES contained instructions, like a how-to-guide or tutorial. One of the figures, or angels, was known as Barack, which is where President Obama gets his first name. The Sumerians also called these beings The Seven Sages. Below you can see them depicted with their MES Cones.

MES = 222
MES from Tree = 1110
MES Cone = 444
Apkallu = 444

Who Was First To Use Gematria?

When Gematria came into use around 5,000 – 10,000 years ago the words of the Sumerians were shown as numbers and thus overtime EACH and EVERY culture in the ancient period was assigned a numerical basis for their alphabet and the numbering patterns and ciphers were decoded EVEN for cultures that did not have a numbering system at first. According to the legend, a scribe named Enmerkar was the first human to write, and his first word was a coniform symbol meaning Nail – as in he nailed the Kings opposition to the wall via the word. Enmerkar would later become a King himself and is said to have lived for 420 or 900 years. Enmerkar ruled over Sumerian territory and is responsible for building a wall around it to protect it from illegals. His chief general of his armies was Lugalbanda, who is called Cush in the Holy Bible. Lugalbanda was known as the Shepherd King and fathered Gilgamesh, known as Nimrod in the Bible. Nimrod was the result of a marriage between Hathor, the Cow goddess of Egypt, and Lugalbanda of Sumer. Nimrod later became the builder of the city of Sumer and erected the Tower of Babel. Years later the great king Sargon would rule over Babylon and unite much of the kingdoms.  Enmerkar is credited as the first person to develop writing – his invention cuneiform. Sargon is credited with adopting the use of Gematria to be shown via his grand palace of Sargon.
  What Is The First Known Use Of Gematria?

One of the earliest known usage of Gematria occurred during the reign of Sargon II (Isaiah 20:1) between 722-705 B.C. In the 8th century BC, Sargon II, an Assyrian king, whose name means “the true king”, ordered the construction of a palace in present day Khorsabad in northern Iraq. Šarru-kên “legitimate king”, reigned 722 – 705 BC)

According to a cuneiform inscription found at the palace, the length of Sargon’s grand palatial walls, of Dur-Sharukin (House of Sargon), were built 16,280 Assyrian units, which corresponded to the numerical value of Sargon’s name. The Mesopotamian scholars, or sages of Sargon‘s era, treated numbers as a sign of the divine interconnectivity between the natural world, which they thought to be guided by the manifestations of nature, and the supernatural world, which is hidden and mysterious.

Why Were The Ancients Doing Gematria?

Since the time of the ancients, the persons of importance such as Princes and Kings had their names calculated and shown to correspond to certain numbers which ‘revealed’ their true persona. The ‘true persona’ of a King/Prince revealed their so-called right to rule or Kingship. It gave them the numerical pattern or designation of ‘true king’ or rightful heir.
This happens to be the case for ancient king Sargon, who when calculated was given the number 16,280, OR written in English/Sumerian Gematria as the number 444. A = 120 in Sumerian, as A = 6 in English/Sumerian Gematria. Rulers and Kings are equal to a numerical pattern that is often revealed with the signature of 444. See example below:

TRUE KINGS & Princes / Rulers

The King = 444
Ruler = 444
Sargon = 444
A Nimrod = 444
Bilgames = 444
Messiah = 444
Jesus = 444
Aragorn = 444

At the end of The Lord of the Rings, Aragorn was crowned as the True King of Gondor. His right to rule was hidden throughout, yet later revealed. The gematria of his name is 444, or 16,280 in Sumerian.

Is Gematria Only For Greek or Hebrew?

In the ancient period, some one million persons possessed the knowledge of Gematria usage and applied it to OVER six languages including: Hebrew, Sumerian, Greek, Roman, Spanish, Yiddish, & eventually English. The common misconception most people have is that Gematria was only used in Hebrew, yet this is FALSE. Gematria use was NEVER relegated to only one language. EVER. At any point in the ancient past when a known language was in use, scribes and elders would use ciphers and Gematria to decode the words and phrases of that language. It is assumed that an Egyptian based Gematria system was lost in the fire of Alexandria.

What Is A Famous Example Of Gematria?

Young lovers in Greece and Rome used Gematria to express their relationships. For example, one inscription on a wall in Pompeii once read, “I love the girl whose number is 545.” This was a matter of using Gematria to showcase that the number of the persons name was understood by the ‘lover’. The name of the girl was “Phanessa”. In Greek Gematria the name ‘Phanessa’ equals 545.

How Can I Practice Gematria?

I would recommend using the multi cipher online calculator:

http://www.gematrinator.com/calculator/classic/index.php

Go to the website shown above, and practice inputting words into the calculator for Gematria finds. For additional information on the topic you can see my post here on Gematria.Codes below:

https://gematria.codes/2017/10/11/what-are-the-meaning-of-numbers-what-is-gematria-gematria-study/

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