Baptist בפטיסט
Baptist is a first name, written בפטיסט in Hebrew (male given name). Baptist does not appear as an equidistant letter sequence in the Torah at skips 2–5,000, where chance alone expects about 0.054.
- Found in the Torah
- 0
- Chance alone
- 0.054
- P (≥ found)
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- Shortest skip
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Skips 2–5,000, both directions, final letters folded, the written text — the laboratory's own defaults.
In the Torah
No sequence of בפטיסט stands in the Torah at skips 2–5,000, where chance alone would produce about 0.054.
Counting every skip from 2 to 60,969, the Torah holds 0 sequences of בפטיסט, against about 0.34 from chance alone.
Across the Tanakh
At skips 2–5,000, בפטיסט appears once in the whole Tanakh. Chance alone would give about 0.2, and 1 or more with probability 0.18.
- Lamentations 1
Outside the Torah
צָֽמְתוּ בַבּוֹר חַיָּי וַיַּדּוּ־אֶבֶן בִּֽי
They have cut off my life in the dungeon, And have cast stones upon me.
skip 1,440, width 1,440 — the matrix is as wide as the skip, so the sequence reads down one column; the 21 columns around it are shown. letter 1,009,977Open in the laboratory →
The spelling
בפטיסט — the name in Hebrew letters: male given name. Searched as בפטיסט, 6 letters, with a standard gematria value of 170.
It does not stand as a plain word anywhere in the Tanakh. Every word of the Tanakh in the Word Index →
Questions
Does Baptist appear in the Torah codes?
No sequence of בפטיסט stands in the Torah at skips 2–5,000, where chance alone would produce about 0.054.
Is Baptist found at any skip in the Torah?
Counting every skip from 2 to 60,969, the Torah holds 0 sequences of בפטיסט, against about 0.34 from chance alone.
How is Baptist spelled in Hebrew?
Baptist is spelled בפטיסט — 6 letters searched, with a standard gematria value of 170.
Is Baptist in the Bible code across the whole Tanakh?
At skips 2–5,000, בפטיסט appears once in the whole Tanakh. Chance alone would give about 0.2, and 1 or more with probability 0.18.
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