The Decapolis Codes Bible

The Decapolis Codes Bible Otherwise named THE MELCHIZEDEK BIBLE Volume 1 The Book of Genesis to The Book of Proverbs The first half of the Old Testament arranged chronologically and divided into numerical sub-chapters THE BOOKS OF MOSES and THE BOOKS OF DAVID THE NEW VENICE WORLD LIBRARY

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DIVISIONS BIBLE CHAPTERS Decapolis Chapters Page Introduction THE BOOKS OF MOSES: THE BOOK OF GENESIS Chapter One 1:1-5:32 1-30 1 The Generations of Adam Chapter Two 6:1-10:32 31-60 7 The Generations of Noah Chapter Three 11:1-14:24 61-80 13 The Generations of Abraham Chapter Four 15:1-18:33 81-100 17 Chapter Five 19:1 22:24 101-120 22 Chapter Six 23:1-25:18 121-140 27 Chapter Seven 25:19-28:22 141-165 32 The Generations of Isaac Chapter Eight 29:1-33:20 166-200 38 The Generations of Jacob Israel Chapter Nine 34:1-36:43 201-220 46 Chapter Ten 37:1-41:57 221-250 50 The Generations of Joseph Chapter Eleven 42:1-45:28 251-275 57 Chapter Twelve 46:1-50:26 276-300 63

THE BOOK OF EXODUS Chapter One 1:1-6:30 1-30 70 The Daughter of Pharaoh Chapter Two 7:1-12:20 31-60 76 Moses and Pharaoh Chapter Three 12:21-15:27 61-80 82 The Passover Chapter Four 16:1-20:26 81-100 89 Chapter Five 21:1-23:33 101-125 96 The Commandments of the Law Chapter Six 24:1-27:21 126-145 102 The Ark of the Covenant Chapter Seven 28:1-29:46 146-165 107 Chapter Eight 30:1-32:35 166-185 112 The Golden Calf Chapter Nine 33:1-36:38 186-210 117 Chapter Ten 37:1-40:38 211-240 123 THE BOOK OF LEVITICUS Chapter One 1:1-7:38 1-30 129 Offerings Chapter Two 8:1-11:47 31-55 137 Nadab and Abihu, the Sons of Aaron Chapter Three 12:1-16:34 56-90 143 Cleanliness Chapter Four 17:1-21:24 91-115 152 Conduct Chapter Five 22:1-24:23 116-135 158 Chapter Six 25:1-27:34 136-160 163 The Covenant of God

THE BOOK OF NUMBERS Chapter One 1:1-4:49 1-41 169 The Census Chapter Two 5:1-9 :23 40-75 178 Chapter Three 10:1-13:33 76-99 187 Miriam and Aaron Chapter Four 14:1-19:22 100-140 192 Chapter Five 20:1-24:25 141-169 199 Edom and Balaam Chapter Six 25:1-29:40 179-200 207 Chapter Seven 30:1-32:42 201-225 214 Chapter Eight 33:1-36:13 226-250 222 The Travels of the Israelites THE BOOK OF DEUTERONOMY Chapter One 1:1-5:33 1-40 227 Og Chapter Two 6:1-10:22 41-65 236 The Covenants of the Law Chapter Three 11:1-17:20 66-100 242 Chapter Four 18:1-24:22 101-135 251 Chapter Five 25:1-28:68 136-165 259 Blessings and Curses Chapter Six 29:1-34:12 166-200 266

THE BOOK OF JOSHUA Chapter One 1:1-4:24 1-15 274 Chapter Two 5:1-8:35 16-35 278 The Walls of Jericho Chapter Three 9:1-12:24 36-60 284 The Conquest of Canaan Chapter Four 13:1-16:10 61-85 290 Chapter Five 17:1-20:9 86-104 295 Chapter Six 21:1-24:33 105-125 300 The Israelites enter Canaan THE BOOK OF JUDGES Chapter One 1:1-3:31 1-20 306 Chapter Two 4:1-6:40 21-40 310 Deborah Chapter Three 7:1-9:57 41-60 315 Gideon Chapter Four 10:1-12:15 61-75 321 Chapter Five 13:1-14:36 76-95 325 Samson Chapter Six 15:1-17:27 96-110 330 Chapter Seven 18:1-20:28 111-125 334 THE BOOKS OF DAVID: Chapter Eight 1:1-4:11 126-140 338 The Book of Jonah Chapter Nine 1:1-4:22 141-160 340 The Book of Ruth

THE FIRST BOOK OF SAMUEL Chapter One 1:1-7:17 1-30 346 Eli Chapter Two 8:1-13:23 31-60 354 Saul Chapter Three 14:1-17:58 61-90 361 David Chapter Four 18:1-23:29 91-120 370 Johnathan Chapter Five 24:1-26:25 121-140 378 Chapter Six 27:1-31:13 141-160 383 THE SECOND BOOK OF SAMUEL Chapter One 1:1-3:39 1-20 388 Abner Chapter Two 4:1-10:19 21-50 393 Coronation of David Chapter Three 11:1-13:39 51-70 401 Bathsheba Chapter Four 14:1-17:29 71-95 406 Absalom Chapter Five 18:1-21:22 96-120 413 Chapter Six 22:1-24:25 121-140 420 Gad

THE BOOK OF PSALMS Chapter One 1:1-24:10 1-24 425 Chapter Two 25:1-48:14 25-48 437 Chapter Three 49:1-72:20 49-72 451 THE BOOK OF PROVERBS Chapter One 1:1-4: 27 1-25 465 Wisdom Chapter Two 5:1-8:36 26-50 469 Chastity Maps 473 The World of Abraham The Twelve Tribes of Israel The Kingdom of David

INTRODUCTION The Decapolis Codes Bible, Volume 1 is the first half of the Old Testament, from Genesis to the Proverbs of Solomon, and separates the Old Testament scriptures into about equally sized volumes. Using the great venerable King James Version of the scriptures, the Bible is arranged chronologically and subdivided into paragraph-sized chapters. The present arrangements are an educated estimate from more than a decade of independent investigation of the Bible and research of world religious history. The conclusions of the enclosed theories are now available for examination by academic and religious authorities, and should prove to be reliable information. Readers should prove appreciative too. The early use of the hidden number codes and the identification of Melchizedek as the high priestking of Salem [Genesis 14:18], points towards the identification of the smaller chapter format as The Melchizedek Bible, according to the traditions of the Melchizedek priesthood. Each small chapter thus makes one page of a little book of the ancient teachings. [The tradition is that the prophet Moses wrote down the Book of Genesis from prexistent literature, when in Midian, Egypt, or on Sinai.] Many of the paragraph-sized chapters make subtle references to that particular number of that chapter, though not all the chapters apply the numerology code of the ancient scribes. Many of the number hints are particularly insightful into the numerology of the Bible, and this the essence of the discovery of the Decapolis Codes. Volume 1 of The Decapolis Codes Bible is brought to you by The New Venice World Library, an independent academic research institute from the midwestern region of the United States. It should also be stated that religious authorities and freemasons have known about the secret number codes of the Melchizedek Bible for over three thousand years. The authors and custodians of the ancient scriptures were often the Levitical priest-scribes, who are generally affiliated with the Melchizedek priesthood, the highest order of religious authority. The exact origins of certain elements of scripture remain shrouded in mystery, yet the profound power and insight of the universal laws and the historic records of the Bible is remarkable. Volume 2 is from the latter half of the Proverbs to the Book of Maccabees. Volume 3 is the Gospels of Christ. Volume 4 entails the Book of Acts and the letters of the Apostles. Volume 5 incorporates the lost letters of the Apostles into volume 4. Another volume of the first half of the Old Testament is underway, incorporating the major books of the lost writings of the Old Testament. It is worth noting that the Law commands us to post writings from the law on the doorways to our homes, and that the books of wisdom instruct us to bind the wise teachings to us as our most prized possession above all material property, on account of the great authority God wields over our souls and the blessings reserved for the family of obedient sons. The judgment of God is said to be just, thus the instruction of and obedience to the holy scriptures is said to be the wisest possible course during the soul's temporal journey on Earth.