Chapter five

Letters by the Numbers

T here are twenty-six letters in the alphabet. When each is looked at as a numerical equation, they give certain importance to the letters.

The use of numbers has been around for as long as human kind can remember. One of the first books in the Bible is “Numbers.” Scribes in the Bible hid religious truths by numerology to protect its secrets. Otherwise, the skeptics of the Biblical text might find it’s hidden information.

Ancient societies such as the Egyptians, Chaldeans, Assyrians, and the Greeks had a method of using numbers to decipher what a person’s characteristics would be.

Long before the year 3000 BC, mathematics was being used. From the days of inventing the calendar to the days of going into outer space, numbers are the way we are doing it.

Assigning a number to each letter of the alphabet, from one through twenty-six, produces certain characteristics that each letter has. In deciphering the numbers, you can then learn about the attributes of the letters in question.

Each letter has both positive and negative attributes. If there are multiple letters that are the same in a name, then that quality is over emphasized. When there are different letters, they have to stand on their own in meaning. In bringing the different letters together, you can make a name that can strengthen or weaken that name. This impacts their character. After all, a person’s name is how they are looked upon by society.

Breaking these letters into numbers, then into characteristics, this book is designed to assist you in finding the correct name for your child or to allow you to see how your name has affected your life and will continue to affect your life.