Digital images encoded in Torah revealed for the first time

Converting the gematria values of the Torah's text into binary reveals pixillated illustrations of the Biblical story.

Digital images encoded in Torah revealed for the first time - The Jerusalem Post (jpost.com)

The four rows are the binary for the first four words of the Torah, and they make an image of the abbreviation for God.

 

It could mean the fourth word describing everything.
Four could just be the perfect amount for it to look good.
It could be that they wanted 20 boxes for each letter. 20 being R.
I also noticed that to do the upper extension of the lamed, you would want a top row of 512. 5,12 is lamed-hei from right to left which extends it to A-L-H or 3 letters of the word G-d.

 

Are you mocking the Jerusalem Post?
I think 4 rows is just right.

 

When I have 82 patterns, it's kind of hard for me to doubt.

I don't really understand how people cannot believe, but I respect that many people do not want to convert, and maybe I should be more careful about my audience because of that.

 

I noticded that lamed hei is 35, which is 32 + 2 + 1 and fills out the aleph even better on top of it.

 

I found out yesterday that in my 83 patterns simple gematria always comes before full gematria.