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Torah - First Five Books of the Bible Tanakh Torah - First Five Books of the Bible Teaching Nevi’ im - The Prophets 19 books Prophets Ketuvim - The Writings Writings

Aleph Genesis (1) Isaiah (23) Romans (45) Bet Exodus (2) Jeremiah (24) Table 1 Aleph Genesis (1) Isaiah (23) Romans (45) Bet Exodus (2) Jeremiah (24) I Corinthians (46) Gimel Leviticus (3) Lamentation (25) 2 Corinthians (47) Dalet Numbers (4) Ezekiel (26) Galatians (48) Hey Deuteronomy (5) Daniel (27) Ephesians (49)

Spoke One - Aleph Genesis - The Law Isaiah - The Prophets Romans Epistles Therefore by the deeds of the law there shall no flesh be justified in his sight: for by the law is the knowledge of sin. But now the righteousness of God without the law is manifested, being witnessed by the law and the prophets; Even the righteousness of God which is by faith of Jesus Christ unto all and upon all them that believe: for there is no difference: For all have sinned, and come short of the glory of God; Romans 3:20ff (Spoke 1, Cycle 3) Genesis: The Election of Abraham, the Father of the Faith Isaiah: The Supreme Prophet of the Sovereign Lord Isaiah: The 'Romans' of the Old Testament Romans: The Cathedral of the Christian Faith

Genesis Overview 1. The Origin of the Universe: Four Great Events (Genesis 1-11) A. Creation (Genesis 1-2) B. Fall (Genesis 3-5) C. Flood (Genesis 6-9) D. Confusion of Tongues (Genesis 10-11) 2. The Origin of the Hebrew Nation: Four Great Men (Genesis 12-50) A. Abraham (Genesis 12-24) B. Isaac (Genesis 25-26) C. Jacob (Genesis 27-36) D. Joseph (Genesis 37-50)

These are the generations 1. Introduction the Generations, 1:1-2:3 2. Heaven and Earth, 2:4-4:26 3. Adam, 5:1-6:8 4. Noah, 6:9-9:29 5. Sons of Noah, 10:1-11:9 6. Shem, 11:10-26 7. Terah, 11:27-25:11 8. Ishmael, 25:12-18 9. Isaac, 25:19-35:29 10. Esau, 36:1-37:1 11. Jacob, 37:2-50:26. Genesis

Isaiah Overview The Message of Immanuel (7:1—12:6) The Message of Rebuke and Promise (1:1—6:13) The Burden upon the Nations (13:l—23:18) The Message of Judgment and Promise, the “Little Apocalypse” (24:1—27:13) Woes upon Unbelievers in Israel (28:1—33:24) The Deliverance of Judah (36:1—37:38) The Deliverance of Judah’s King (38:1-22) The Deliverance of Judah into Babylon’s Hands (39:1-8) The Promise and Purpose of Peace (40:1—48:22) The Prince of Peace (49:1—57:21) The Program of Peace (58:1—66:24)

Romans Overview Book of Romans A. Salutation Romans 1:1-17 B. Sin Romans 1:18-3:20 C. Salvation Romans 3:21-5:21 D. Sanctification Romans 6-8 E. Sovereignty Romans 9-11 F. Service Romans 12-16

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1 Aleph NAME Ox Head Power, Authority, Strength Picture Symbol Number Pictograph: Ox Head Meanings: Power, Authority, Strength 1 Picture Symbol Number

Spoke 1 Genesis connection to Isaiah and Romans As the first of the letters, Aleph is a natural symbol of first things, beginnings, and origins. This is how the Lord Jesus Christ used the first Greek letter when He said "I am Alpha ... the beginning ... the first ..." (Rev 22:13). God is the Creator of All and so all things find their origin in Him.  He also is the Sovereign Lord of Creation, and this is expressed by the closely associated Word alluph which denotes a sovereign ruler, master, chief, or leader of thousands. Alluph is nearly identical to Aleph; it differs only in pronunciation. 

Spoke 1 Genesis connection to Isaiah and Romans This is typical of how Words closely associated with a letter's name reveal its symbolic meaning. In the KJV, alluph is translated as duke, which was the common word denoting a sovereign male ruler in the European social structure dominant at the time of its translation. Others translate it as leader, ruler, or chief. Its greatest density appears on Spoke 1 in Genesis 36 where it is used forty-three times in the lists of the Dukes of Edom.

Spoke 1 Genesis connection to Isaiah and Romans Creation Genesis - 1- 2:4, Isaiah 45:18 (Made Heavens and Earth) Genesis - 2:26-28, 6:7, Isaiah 45:12 ( Made the Earth and Man) Genesis - 1:1-4, Isaiah 45:7 (Made the Light and Darkness) Bara The for Create “Bara” is only used connected with God! Genesis: 1:1, 1:21, 1:27, 2:3, 2:4, 5:1, 5:2, 6:7 Isaiah: 4:5, 40:26, 40:28, 41:20, 42:5, 43:1, 43:7, 43:15, 45:7, 45:8, 45:12, 45:18, 48:7, 54:16, 57:19, 65:17, 65:18

Ktidzo = Create in Greek Spoke 1 Genesis connection to Isaiah and Romans Ktidzo = Create in Greek Romans 1:25 —- The Creator Thayer in his Greek-English Lexicon of the New Testament, where he reported that ktidzo is used chiefly for the bara in the Septuagint. The point of all this discussion is simply this: bara and ktidzo are the primary Hebrew and Greek words used in Scripture to speak of creation.

Spoke 1 Genesis connection to Isaiah and Romans Sin and the Fall Genesis 3, Isaiah 3, Romans 3 (In All three books sin is first found in chapter 3)

Spoke 1 Genesis connection to Isaiah and Romans Noah Genesis - 6-9, Isaiah 54:9

Spoke 1 Genesis connection to Isaiah and Romans Abraham Genesis 17:5, Isaiah 29:22, 41:8, 51:2, 63:6, Romans ch4, 9:7, 11:1

Spoke 1 Genesis connection to Isaiah and Romans Isaac Genesis 17:19, Romans 9:7,10

Spoke 1 Genesis connection to Isaiah and Romans Jacob Genesis 25:26 (160 verses), Isaiah 2:3 (40 verses) Romans 9:13, 11:26

Spoke 1 Genesis connection to Isaiah and Romans Moses Isaiah 63:11-12, Romans 10:5, 19

Spoke 1 Genesis connection to Isaiah and Romans Book 1 = Genesis Book 23 = Isaiah Book 45 = Romans Almighty, Leader Live Adam Isaiah 45 & Romans the 45th Book is Awe Inspiring!

Spoke 1 Genesis connection to Isaiah and Romans The book of Romans is the 45th book of the bible so let’s look at Isaiah 45!