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COINCIDENCES IN THE BIBLE AND IN BIBLICAL HEBREW
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Selection of Hebrew Words
As representative words for sound and light, we have selected words that are asso-
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ciated with the weather. For light, the Hebrew name for rainbow, keshet, which
is supposed to represent all colors of the visible spectrum, was selected. For sound,
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the Hebrew name for thunder, raam, was selected.
The respective frequency numerical values (FNV) are

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Keshet (rainbow):
800 = (400 = ת) + (300 = ש) + (100 = ק)

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Raam (thunder):

310 = (40 = ם) + (70 = ע) + (200 = ר)

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Yom (day): see section 12.4.1.

With log-frequency as the response, Figure 12.7 displays the highly significant

results (model F-ratio of 457.5, p = 0.02974).

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While the Hebrew words keshet (for light) and yom (for day) are unique and
cannot be replaced by other Hebrew words, it is not so with the Hebrew word
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that represents sound. One may question the selection of raam and offer other
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terms. Therefore, we have selected another word for sound, shaon (noise), which
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appears eighteen times in the Bible. Introducing the FNV of shaon into the
linear regression equation results in a predicted value of about 2000 Hz, which is
well within the human audible spectrum.
These are all coincidences … or maybe not.