In religio-mythology, god (TR:1656) (LH:104) (TL:1,760|#8), hieroglyph: , i.e. man seated, or , i.e. "axe", meaning "neter" (3500BC) or "power", or symbol "Θ" (cypher: sun god), number: 9 (cypher: Ennead), word: Theta (NE:318), secret name: Helios (NE:318), which yields the word "Theos" (θεος) (NE:284), or Dios (Spanish).
The term "god" or "theos" has a number of cyphers embedded in it.
Secondly, the word theos (Θεός), is a Θ-based, or Th-based term, the 9th letter of the Greek alphabet, which is a cypher for the nine god Ennead family of Heliopolis, the symbol itself, i.e. "Θ" or "⊗", being in the hieroglyph of the city of Heliopolis, i.e. the name name: , home to the Heliopolis creation myth, means a combination of the sun god and the Ba or soul of the cosmos, embodied in a combination of: Maa + Bennu (Phoenix).
Third, the word theta (NE:318), the root letter of god, has the secret name Helios (NE:318), the Greek sun god.
Fourth, the number "318", the isopsephy value of both theta and Helios, geometrically, is found to be the diameter of a circle with a circumference of 1,000 units, which, supposedly, equates to the "monad" in logic of Pythagoras.
The following are related quotes:
- “Theta (Θ) is the initial used for god (theos); upsilon (Υ) for the son ([h]uios); and pi (Π) as the initial of the father (pater).”
- “Before we understand science, it is natural believe that god created the universe. But now science offers a more convincing explanation. What I meant, in A Brief History of Time (1988), by [the phrase] ‘we would know the mind of god’, is we would know everything that god would know, if there were a god. Which there isn’t. I’m an atheist.”
- Leuba, James. (1916). The Belief in God and Immortality: A Psychological, Anthropological and Statistical Study. Sherman.
- Lawrence, Snezana; McCartney, Mark. (2015). Mathematicians and their Gods: Interaction Between Mathematics and Religious Beliefs. OUP.
- God – Hmolpedia 2020.