Bethsheba Ashe
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Hello my friends,
You may have seen me haunting these hallowed electronic hallways, to bend the ear of anyone who will listen saying "pssssssst..... have you heard about the real gematria?"
Well, in-between hanging out here I managed to write a book, and next week I'm launching The Genesis Wheel upon the world*. But this week RF has kindly allowed me to permission (thank you!) to invite you to pick up a free advance review copy until the 1st August. Basically, you can pick up a free book for yourself in the expectation that you'll leave a review** (even just a few lines would be helpful):
Click this link to download your free book.
I hear you ask, "Why should I read it?" And since you asked me to pitch you, here goes;
The Genesis Wheel is an exploratory romp around the biblical world of number and meaning. It breaks new ground in biblical research to introduce a startling new paradigm that debunks the documentary hypothesis. It presents evidence that the creation story of Genesis was founded upon an alphabetic framework.
From the burning bush to the ascent of Elijah to heaven, there is gematria behind all the miracles and weird happenings in the bible. Not just any type of gematria, but one that was kept a closely guarded secret by ancient Jewish sages to Occult and Freemasonic societies alike. The creation story of Genesis is densely packed with beautiful and elegant gematria at every line, and The Genesis Wheel blows the lid off generations of concealment to finally reveal the truth. The Bible is not the book that everyone thought it was, and although it is one of the oldest and most popular books in the world, it is not even a book that has been thoroughly studied yet.
And if you like the book and you fancy reading it again on your kindle or purchasing a paperback you can pick it up at Amazon by clicking this link.
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* Exclusively with Amazon.
** I'll send you a one time email in a couple of weeks to remind you, but if you don't have time to leave a review or you forget - don't worry about it. It's not obligatory. Maybe you could just mention the book to a couple of friend of yours over coffee instead? That would be cool. Please feel free to give them the link.
Thank you for reading this and feel free to ask questions and leave comments.
Best,
Bethsheba Ashe.
Addendum
A preview of this book has been very well received on academia.edu,
ranking in the top 0.5% of papers.
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