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Writing under the pseudonym of Peter K. Peterson, he develops his thesis by example in “English is Gematria” (Apocalypse Press, Jerusalem, 1988). If he is right, then a radical new linguistic theory has been proposed. To use the decoder, simply enter the number you want to decode. The decoder will then display list of words with a similar English simple gematria value and English Jewish gematria value. There are dozens of others ciphers that have been created over the course of time. Other ciphers based on the English language have slight variations from the four base ciphers. For example, Francis Bacon devised an English cipher that differentiated between upper and lower case letters, giving additional values to capital letters. Other ciphers give the letter A a different starting value, such as 36 in the Satanic cipher, in which Z ends with a value of 61. One of the most common examples of gematria is the word “chai” (חי) in Hebrew. Chai means life and is made up of two letters “chet” and “yod”. Together they produce a sum of 18 and this has become a positive spiritual number. A Gematria decoder, such as the online calculator above, works out the value of any letter, word, or phrase for you and saves you the trouble of calculating each letter. However, if you prefer to do the calculation yourself then see the Gematria chart below. The Hebrew Gematria is the oldest known Gematria, and you should have a separate Hebrew gematria calculator to find the values in the Hebrew Gematria. The Gematria Hebrew is specific and there is no regularity of the numeric except for the first 5 numbers of the English alphabets. Finally there is English Gematria which assigns a numerical value based on the English alphabet (1-26). Again this system can be applied just like any other type of Gematria but produces different results due to its unique numbering system.
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