Grand Architect Code
Grand Architect Code
Grand Architect Code
Background
In my book The Quest To Regain Paradise I reveal a medieval temple that has, built within its architectural-geometry, an ancient system that
was used to reveal what is known as Shem ha-Mephorash or ‘The Lost Word of God’. In short, scribes extracted 216 letters from the Book of
Exodus (Exodus 14: 19, 20 and 21) and put them into groups of 3. Each group of 3 was said to be the name of an angel. So, from 216 letters
grouped into 3, it creates 72 three letter names, as illustrated below:
C8 C7 C6 C5 C4 C3 C2 C1
8.1 7.1 6.1 5.1 4.1 3.1 2.1 1.1
8 ָ כָהֵ תTav Hey Caf 7 ָ אָ כָאAlef Caf Alef 6 ֵ ָללָהHey Lam Lam 5 מֵ הֵ ִשShin Hey Mem 4 ֵ ָﬠלָמMem Lame Ain 3 ֵ סָ יֹ טTeth Yod Sam 2 ֹ יֹ לָיYod Lam Yod 1 וָהֵ ָוVav Hey Vav
16 ֵ הֵ קֹ מMem Kof Hey 15 ֹ הֵ ֵריyod resh hey 14 ֵ מֵ בֵ הHey Bet Mem 13 יֹ ָז ָלlamed zain yod 12 ָ הֵ הֵ ﬠain hey hey 11 לָאָ ָוVav Alef Lam 10 ַ אָ לָדDalet Lam Alef 9 ֹ הֵ זָיYod Zain Hey
24 חֵ הֵ ָוVav Hey Chet 23 ֵ מֵ לָהHey Lam Mem 22 ֹ יֹ יֹ יYod Yod Yod 21 נֻ ָל ָכCaf Lam Nun 20 ֵפהֵ ָלLam Hey Pey 19 ָל ָו ָוVav Vav Lam 18 ֹ ָכלָיYod Lam Caf 17 לָאָ ָוVav Alef Lame
8.2 7.2 6.2 5.2 4.2 3.2 2.2 1.2
32 ו ִָש ֵרResh Shi Vav 31 ֵ ָל ָכבbet caf lam 30 ֵ אָ וָמMem Vav Alef 29 ֹ ֵריֹ יYod Yod Resh 28 ִשאָ הHey Alef Shin 27 ָ יֹ ֵרתtav resh yod 26 ָ הֵ אָ אAlef Alef Hey 25 ֵ נֻחֵ הHey chet Nun
40 יֹ יֹ ָזZain Yod Yod 39 ָ ֵרהֵ ﬠain hey resh 38 ֵ חֵ ָﬠמMem Ain Chet 37 ֹ אָ נֻיYod Nun Alef 36 ַ מֵ נֻדdallet nun mem 35 ֹ ָכוָקKof Vav Caf 34 ֵ לָהֵ חChet Hey Lam 33 יֹ חֵ ָוvav chet yod
48 ֵ מֵ יֹ הHey Yod Mem 47 ﬠָ ִש ָלLam Shin Ain 46 ֹ ﬠָ ֵריyod resh Ain 45 סָ אָ ָלLam Alef Sam 44 ֵ יֹ לָהHey Lam Yod 43 ָו ָו ָלLam Vav Vav 42 מֵ יֹ ָכCaf Yod Mem 41 ֵ הֵ הֵ הHey Hey Hey
8.3 7.3 6.3 5.3 4.3 3.3 2.3 1.3
56 ֹ פֵ וָיYod Vav Pe 55 ֵ מֵ בֵ הHey Bet Mem 54 ָ נֻיֹ תTav Yod Nun 53 ָ נֻנֻאAlef Nun Nun 52 ֵ ָﬠמֵ מMem Mem Ain 51 הֵ חֵ ִשShin Chet Hey 50 ֹ דַ נֻיyod nun Dalet 49 וָהֵ ָוVav Hey Vav
64 ֹ מֵ חֵ יYod Chet Mem 63 ָﬠנֻ ָוVav Nun Ain 62 ֵ יֹ הֵ הHey Hey Yod 61 ֵ וָמֵ בBet MemVav 60 מֵ צָ ֵרResh Tza Mem 59 ֵ הֵ ֵרחChet Resh Hey 58 יֹ יֹ ָלLam Yod Yod 57 ֵ נֻמֵ מMem Mem Nun
72 ֵ מֵ וָמMem Vav Mem 71 ֹ הֵ יֹ יYod Yod Hey 70 ֵ יֹ בֵ מMem Bet Yod 69 ֵ ֵראָ הHey Alef Resh 68 חֵ בֵ ָוVav Bet Chet 67 ָ אָ יֹ ﬠAin Yod Alef 66 ֹ מֵ נֻקKof Nun Mem 65 ֵ דַ מֵ בBet Mem Dall
The layout above illustrates the traditional 8X9 arrangement of the system. In the temple this is mimicked exactly the same, geometrically, using
8 identical compartments; each compartment holding 9 angelic names or 3 names in each disc, and 3 discs per compartment. Of course, 9 names
per compartment X 8 compartments equates to 72 or 216 letters in total.
Cutting a long story short, after much research we were provided with what seemed to be a solution to the problem it the guise of a 3 tier
Pascaline system, which mirrored the nature of how to reveal The Lost Word of God from the letters. Basically, the ancient system dictated that
the letters should be read in a certain way, which could be physically modelled by placing each of the 216 letters on a cog system; and with a
cypher the cogs could be turned to reveal a message. Once provided with a cypher from a Vatican source, we decoded the message to reveal the
lost message or word. All this is documented in my book….
Although this was ground-breaking stuff, it soon became apparent that this was just a surface decryption and there were deeper layers to decode.
After further enquiries, we discovered that the next layer of the system was based on the Gematria; an Assyro-Babylonian system of numerology
adopted by the later scribes. Interestingly, Gematria translates to ‘Geometry’. Unfortunately, there are many forms of Gematria, so we began
using each system to replace the letters in each name for numbers, and this is where we realised we needed help.
It is worth noting at this point that Gimel, the third Hebrew letter (value 3) in the Hebrew alphabet is the only letter not to be used in the system.
3 is of course traditionally the ‘magic number’, so it could have bearing on the ultimate cypher.
In the first instance – we just want to assess whether we are missing any obvious patterns in the numbers that someone is familiar with.
The next system we tried was Katan
8.1 – 1-9 7.1 – 1-9 6.1 – 1-9 5.1 – 1-9 4.1 – 1-9 3.1 – 1-9 2.1 – 1-9 1.1 - 1-9
11 4 11 12 14 16 5 17
10 8 11 11 17 10 8 13
19 12 3 10 16 15 6 10
8.2 – 1-9 7.2 – 1-9 6.2 – 1-9 5.2 – 1-9 4.2 – 1-9 3.2 – 1-9 2.2 – 1-9 1.2 – 1-9
11 7 11 4 9 7 7 18
9 14 19 7 13 9 16 15
10 13 10 10 9 15 7 15
8.3 – 1-9 7.3 – 1-9 6.3 – 1-9 5.3 – 1-9 4.3 – 1-9 3.3 – 1-9 2.3 – 1-9 1.3 – 1-9
15 11 10 11 15 16 10 17
13 18 11 12 15 15 5 13
14 7 7 8 16 9 10 10
8.1 – 1-9 7.1 – 1-9 6.1 – 1-9 5.1 – 1-9 4.1 – 1-9 3.1 – 1-9 2.1 – 1-9 1.1 - 1-9
1585 77 225 1255 575 355 215 57
755 865 163 188 355 127 116 98
72 265 165 375 525 147 235 127
8.2 – 1-9 7.2 – 1-9 6.2 – 1-9 5.2 – 1-9 4.2 – 1-9 3.2 – 1-9 2.2 – 1-9 1.2 – 1-9
1911 183 167 905 1111 2345 17 246
138 1135 506 251 350 691 156 112
215 1525 1175 361 175 147 275 45
8.3 – 1-9 7.3 – 1-9 6.3 – 1-9 5.3 – 1-9 4.3 – 1-9 3.3 – 1-9 2.3 – 1-9 1.3 – 1-9
481 163 1745 391 615 1146 260 57
236 541 85 169 1435 846 215 485
311 125 203 811 60 381 935 158
Mod 9 analysis
After talking to Anthony Morris who used mod 9 (remainder 9) to crack another alphanumeric code from ancient Greece known as the SATOR
square, we decided to give it a go. Below is the result from applying mod 9 to the Absolute method and ordinal method, which both result in the
same outcome (illustrated below).
Absolute Mod9
8.1 – 1-9 7.1 – 1-9 6.1 – 1-9 5.1 – 1-9 4.1 – 1-9 3.1 – 1-9 2.1 – 1-9 1.1 - 1-9
2 4 2 3 5 7 5 8
1 8 2 2 8 1 8 4
1 3 3 1 7 6 6 1
8.2 – 1-9 7.2 – 1-9 6.2 – 1-9 5.2 – 1-9 4.2 – 1-9 3.2 – 1-9 2.2 – 1-9 1.2 – 1-9
2 7 2 4 9 7 7 9
9 5 1 7 4 9 7 6
1 4 1 1 9 6 7 6
8.3 – 1-9 7.3 – 1-9 6.3 – 1-9 5.3 – 1-9 4.3 – 1-9 3.3 – 1-9 2.3 – 1-9 1.3 – 1-9
6 2 1 2 6 7 1 8
4 9 2 3 6 6 5 4
5 7 7 8 7 9 1 1
Ordinal – mod9
8.1 – 1-9 7.1 – 1-9 6.1 – 1-9 5.1 – 1-9 4.1 – 1-9 3.1 – 1-9 2.1 – 1-9 1.1 - 1-9
2 4 2 3 5 7 5 8
1 8 2 2 8 1 8 4
1 3 3 1 7 6 6 1
8.2 – 1-9 7.2 – 1-9 6.2 – 1-9 5.2 – 1-9 4.2 – 1-9 3.2 – 1-9 2.2 – 1-9 1.2 – 1-9
2 7 2 4 9 7 7 9
9 5 1 7 4 9 7 6
1 4 1 1 9 6 7 6
8.3 – 1-9 7.3 – 1-9 6.3 – 1-9 5.3 – 1-9 4.3 – 1-9 3.3 – 1-9 2.3 – 1-9 1.3 – 1-9
6 2 1 2 6 7 1 8
4 9 2 3 6 6 5 4
5 7 7 8 7 9 1 1
As you can see, there is a sense of some form of code in the table.
Moving on from this, we decided to just add up the mod 9 results – find the sum of all the numbers. Interestingly, as you can see below, the sum
of all the numbers equal 345.
8.1 – 1-9 7.1 – 1-9 6.1 – 1-9 5.1 – 1-9 4.1 – 1-9 3.1 – 1-9 2.1 – 1-9 1.1 - 1-9
36 2 4 2 3 5 7 5 8
34 1 8 2 2 8 1 8 4
28 1 3 3 1 7 6 6 1
98 8.2 – 1-9 7.2 – 1-9 6.2 – 1-9 5.2 – 1-9 4.2 – 1-9 3.2 – 1-9 2.2 – 1-9 1.2 – 1-9
47 2 7 2 4 9 7 7 9
48 9 5 1 7 4 9 7 6
35 1 4 1 1 9 6 7 6
130 8.3 – 1-9 7.3 – 1-9 6.3 – 1-9 5.3 – 1-9 4.3 – 1-9 3.3 – 1-9 2.3 – 1-9 1.3 – 1-9
33 6 2 1 2 6 7 1 8
39 4 9 2 3 6 6 5 4
45 5 7 7 8 7 9 1 1
117
345
We found 345 significant for 2 reasons. Firstly because it forms the basis for Euclid and Pythagoras’ work on geometry where 3,4 and 5 are
squared, which is used in secret society degrees. Moreover, considering the exclusion of the 3, a possible cypher from the system, we decided to
cube the number: 33+43+53 =216. Of course 216 is the exact number of letters that make up the system. Hope
someone can help!
Some tools for the job….
1.
http://www.numberman.net/Hebrew_Gem_Calculator.html
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gematria
10
5+10=15
6+5+10=21
5+6+5+10=26
10+15+21+26=72
Sequence decoded. God: Jehova : ( יהוהYod – Hey – Vav – Hey) YHVH –YEHOVAH
8.1 – 1-9 7.1 – 1-9 6.1 – 1-9 5.1 – 1-9 4.1 – 1-9 3.1 – 1-9 2.1 – 1-9 1.1 - 1-9
8 ָ כָהֵ תCaf Hey Tav 7 ָ אָ כָאAlef Caf Alef 6 ֵ ָללָהLamed Lamed 5 מֵ הֵ ִשMem Hey Shin 4 ֵ ָﬠלָמAin Lame Mem 3 ֵ סָ יֹ טSamech Yod Tet 2 ֹ יֹ לָיYod Lam Yod 1 וָהֵ ָוVav Hey Vav
16 ֵ הֵ קֹ מHey Kof Mem 15 ֹ הֵ ֵריhey resh yod 14 ֵ מֵ בֵ הMem Bet Hey 13 יֹ ָז ָלyod zain lamed 12 ָ הֵ הֵ ﬠhey hey ain 11 לָאָ ָוLam Alef Vav 10 ַ אָ לָדAlef Lam Dalet 9 ֹ הֵ זָיHey Zain Yod
24 חֵ הֵ ָוChet Hey Vav 23 ֵ מֵ לָהMem Lam Hey 22 ֹ יֹ יֹ יYod Yod Yod 21 נֻ ָל ָכNun Lamed Caf 20 ֵפהֵ ָלPey Hey Lam 19 ָל ָו ָוLam Vav Vav 18 ֹ ָכלָיCaf Lam Yod 17 לָאָ ָוLame Alef Vav
8.2 – 1-9 7.2 – 1-9 6.2 – 1-9 5.2 – 1-9 4.2 – 1-9 3.2 – 1-9 2.2 – 1-9 1.2 – 1-9
32 ו ִָש ֵרVav Shi Rersh 31 ֵ ָל ָכבlamed caf bet 30 ֵ אָ וָמAlef Vav Mem 29 ֹ ֵריֹ יResh Yod Yod 28 ִשאָ הShin Alef Hey 27 ָ יֹ ֵרתyod resh tav 26 ָ הֵ אָ אHey Alef Alef 25 ֵ נֻתָ הNun Tet Hey
40 יֹ יֹ ָזYod Yod Zain 39 ָ ֵרהֵ ﬠresh hey ain 38 ֵ חֵ ָﬠמChet Ain Mem 37 ֹ אָ נֻיAlef Nun Yod 36 ַ מֵ נֻדmem nun dallet 35 ֹ ָכוָקCaf Vav Kof 34 ֵ לָהֵ חLam Hey Chet 33 יֹ חֵ ָוyod chet vav
48 ֵ מֵ יֹ הMem YodHey 47 ﬠָ ִש ָלAin Shin Lame 46 ֹ ﬠָ ֵריAin resh yod 45 סָ אָ ָלSame Alef Lam 44 ֵ יֹ לָהYod LamHey 43 ָו ָו ָלVav Vav Lam 42 מֵ יֹ ָכMem Yod Caf 41 ֵ הֵ הֵ הHey Hey Hey
8.3 – 1-9 7.3 – 1-9 6.3 – 1-9 5.3 – 1-9 4.3 – 1-9 3.3 – 1-9 2.3 – 1-9 1.3 – 1-9
56 ֹ פֵ וָיPey Vav Yod 55 ֵ מֵ בֵ הMem Bet Hey 54 ָ נֻיֹ תNun Yod Tav 53 ָ נֻנֻאNun Nun Alef 52 ֵ ָﬠמֵ מAin Mem Mem 51 הֵ חֵ ִשHey Chet Shin 50 ֹ דַ נֻיDalet nun yod 49 וָהֵ ָוVav Hey Vav
64 ֹ מֵ חֵ יMem Het Yod 63 ָﬠנֻ ָוAin Nun Vav 62 ֵ יֹ הֵ הYod Hey Hey 61 ֵ וָמֵ בVav Mem Bet 60 מֵ צָ ֵרMem Tza Resh 59 ֵ הֵ ֵרחHey Resh Chet 58 יֹ יֹ ָלYod Yod Lam 57 ֵ נֻמֵ מNun Mem Mem
72 ֵ מֵ וָמMem Vav Mem 71 ֹ הֵ יֹ יHey Yod Yod 70 ֵ יֹ בֵ מYod Bet Mem 69 ֵ ֵראָ הResh Alef Hey 68 חֵ בֵ ָוChet Bet Vav 67 ָ אָ יֹ ﬠAlef Yod Ain 66 ֹ מֵ נֻקMem Nun Kof 65 ֵ דַ מֵ בDall Mem Bet