The Life Foundations
Nexus
Seminar On The ‘True Text’ On-line Lessons
What Is A Heartbeat Engine And How Do You Build One?
SEMINAR ON THE “TRUE
TEXT”
Computer-Generated
Analysis Of The Ancient Biblical Manuscript Families
FIRST HEARTBEAT
ENGINE ON THE INTERNET: HEARTBEAT
ENGINE HX.AD.001
Copyright
June 20, 2005 7:25 PM CST
By Dr.
Michael J. Bisconti
Updated
June 22, 2005 9:14 PM CST
Copyright
June 22, 2005 9:14 PM CST
By Dr. Michael J. Bisconti
Here for the first time on the Internet is the “Alpha-Destiny”
Heartbeat Engine – Heartbeat Engine HX.AD.001.
We will
start out slow.
First, HX.AD.001,
which we shall hereafter refer to simply as “AD1” in this article, is actually
a simplified version of the actual AD1, “HX.AD.49863.3584.91.”
AD1 is
found in ALL of the manuscripts underlying the King James Version of the Bible.
Heartbeat
engine takes a second to load.
Next is
the “Alpha Destiny” Heartbeat Engine for the Alexandrian textual family –
Heartbeat Engine HX.AD.001.alx.
HX.AD.001.alx,
which we shall hereafter refer to simply as “AX1” in this article, is actually
a simplified version of the actual AX1, “HX.AD.49863.3584.91.alx.”
Heartbeat
engine takes a second to load.
If you compare
the two HX engines (“HX” stands for “Heartbeat Engine”), you will see that they
are almost the same. In fact, the
individual components of each are IDENTICAL.
However, one component in the AX1 engine, the Alexandrian engine, is
positioned differently. The difference
of position is NOT due to variant differences. It is due to lexical/etymological/semantic/caltextual differences
(“caltextual” means “relating to textual calculus”). THIS MEANS THERE IS A DIFFERENCE, IN TERMS OF MEANING,
BETWEEN THE ALEXANDRIAN MANUSCRIPTS AND THE “‘TRUE TEXT’ MANUSCRIPTS”!
These two
HX engines have a lot more to teach us.
We will be referring to them in future lessons.