Unveiling Jesus in the Old Testament: Sit & Solve Easy Mini Crosswords (Volume I-The Law)

"Surprisingly, Jesus appears ten times (1000%) more frequently in the Old Testament than in the New Testament. Specifically, Jesus the Aleph-Tav is found 9612 times (uninterpreted) in the Old Testament, while in the New Testament he only appears 983 times. The Aleph-Tav consists of the first and last characters of the Hebrew language, similar to the alpha and omega in Greek. It is considered the signature of Christ in the Hebrew Bible, symbolized by the head of a bull and a cross.

Both symbols unmistakably point to Christ as the Lamb of God who sacrificed himself on the cross of Calvary for humanity. 'I AM the Aleph-Tav' delves into the presence of Jesus in the Old Testament, uncovering the mystery of the Aleph-Tav. Despite its frequent occurrence in the Old Testament, this symbol has never been translated into other languages.

Author Samuel Koiki reveals parallels between the Old Testament and Jesus' declarations to John in the book of Revelation, where he identifies himself as the Alpha and the Omega, or the beginning and the end- alternatively, the Aleph-Tav. Could Jesus have been affirming his presence during the creation of the universe in Genesis? Was he implying that he is the ultimate Creator?

Perhaps he was the one who parted the Red Sea in Exodus, or the Passover lamb in Leviticus, the high priest in Numbers, the rock that provided water in Deuteronomy, or the commander of the Lord's army in Judges. Was he suggesting that he is woven into every page of the Old Testament, extending to Malachi where he is described as the Son of righteousness bringing healing?

This exceptional book, 'I AM the Aleph-Tav', promises to enrich and uplift readers. Join me on this extraordinary journey as we explore the profound connections between Jesus and the Old Testament."

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