Of the Bible's 31,100 verses, 29,800 (96%) have been analyzed using the Pattern Analysis methodology. The consistency of the structures and rhetoric, found in previous progress reports, continues. Over the last five weeks, I spent much of my time developing software so that, when commerically available, people will be able to glean their own understandings of Scripture based on Pattern Analysis. It is aimed at students of the Bible who might want to dig deeper into the text and see its beauty in another dimension. The completion of the Bible and the publication of Evidence of Holy Spirit Inspiration would precede release of that software.
I suggest that the implications associated with Pattern Analysis are significant. If one consistent yet complex model for Genesis to Revelation can be shown, that strongly suggests One underlying source behind the entire work, not forty individual authors. This is evidence, not proof, for One inspiration. Therefore we should not be picking and choosing what we like or dislike in the Bible, but instead we should come to grips with what that original source intended, the God who loves us so very deeply.
Comments, questions, and words of encouragement are appreciated.
96% — July 21, 2026My hope is to complete this analysis of the Bible in 2026 and potentially publish Evidence of Holy Spirit Inspiration in early 2017. Click here to read more about Pattern Analysis.
95% — June 13, 2026
94% — February 9, 2026
93% — October 17,2025
92% — September 23, 2025
91% — September 2, 2025
90% — August 13, 2025
89% — July 18, 2025
88% — June 7, 2025
87% — May 13, 2025
86% — April 26, 2025
85% — April 15, 2025
84% — February 17, 2025
83% — January 26, 2025
82% — January 22, 2025
81% — January 15, 2025
80% — January 1, 2025
75% — June 22, 2024
70% — April 19, 2024
65% — April 6, 2022
60% — September 29, 2020
0% — May 16, 2016
I suggest that the implications associated with Pattern Analysis are significant. If one consistent yet complex model for Genesis to Revelation can be shown, that strongly suggests One underlying source behind the entire work, not forty individual authors. This is evidence, not proof, for One inspiration. Therefore we should not be picking and choosing what we like or dislike in the Bible, but instead we should come to grips with what that original source intended, the God who loves us so very deeply.
Comments, questions, and words of encouragement are appreciated.
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