Nostradamus Quatrains Analyses of all verses   Allan Webber website Web Site   Sefirot buttonAll Sephirots

Secrets to Nostradamus' code Mechanism: the Unbegotten cipher width

© Allan Webber April 2020.

A perspective on Nostradamus life work as a prophet.

The Sephirot in this chapter contains the central framework and one of the cornerstones in Nostradamus' Prophecies and gives insight into his motivation for writing his verses. Its cornerstone is the language that defined the legacy of the Nicene Council of 1524. The crucial anagrams are neither French nor English but Greek words used in the debate over the God begotten / unbegotten status of Christ.

Frequency of  prominent  & topic relevant anagrams  found in Nostradamus' Prophecies:

C8 Q99 1: spiritsome, absolutus, imposters, latinises, aeigenes, 2: proscript, substance, desecrations, temporise, uprisals, proctor, sanitise, subsalt, papular, Osiris, poorer, 3: intercrossed, coresidents, uuaterline, upraisal, persecute, 4: Ierusalems, acidness, StRemy, Syria, 5: imposter, ascends, 6: usual / lauus, escorted, script, 7: issuance, enacted realisms, 10: seismal, measure,

C1 Q54 1: Albigensis, incidental, indiscretion, mobilise, degenerations, directions, flaming, trumpet, flouts, 2: importunate, considerations, reignites, anti-tumour, flourates, mobile, ducts, falling, 3: orientated mutation,  4, fascist, limbo, glacier, flag, Nordic, agonies, 5 Sudam, 6: gasolines ,malign, calf, biome, , 7: engender, 8: agennos,

C10 Q65 1: computerisation, proactiniums, actiniums, overheats, tsunamic, supercanopy, Nostredamus, encodements, agennetos, denouncements, flatterers, 2: tonnages, Sefiras, uneasy, status, 3: front-piece, tremendous, perfection, undermost, 4: apparels, 5: denotes, guest, 6: connate 8: agennos, unsorted,

C1 Q56 1: pseudo-narcotic, vindicates, pedospheric, hornitos, lineations, nucleon, divinest, draft, 2: actinoids, precautions, indications, equalise, sapropelic, 3: coastline, mis-event, changes, practise, 5: extremes, 6: afraid,

C10 Q87 1: radio-elements, paranoia, exsanguinates, Paramonarius, Psellos, redemptorial, President, reprimanded, designer, pollinate, antipox, remedial, ingress, 3: mortalised, ivory, 4: epidermal, angriness, sensing, Alpille, agenesis, refines, pillar, 5: moralist, fraternise, vineyard, 6: reasoning, reinfest, genesis, 7: Pilot, pretends, atomiser, mortalise, spores, agennos, reprimand, impend, 9: mortals, ponder, uuaste,

C4 Q14 1: Gethsemanic, marqet-fraud, transudative, sublimator, re-equating, seagoat, habituate, 2: generical, meetings, clearing, unravished, 3: misevent, uuarantee, Caroline, tributes, unsaved, Grecian,, 4: glacier, burst, 5: robust, Norns, 6: verdant saga, abates, impure, 7: reputed, agennos, debit, 9: mortals,

C1 Q35 1: unimperious, de Lorges, eternally, relodge, Ligurians, Canadas, curly, 2: Europiums, singular, vassels, mirror, slyer, pleasuring, 3: parsing, excusals, seven really enjoy, calx, 4: uuilder, pasquiler using, 5: numerators, ceasing, 7: eyes, classes,

C7 Q17 1: traitoresses, reprogram, scansion, gospeler, pillager, pitied, , 2: pre-arranged, ascension, Clement, canonises, pleuralgia, 3: guarantee, 4: gnosis, splendor, evinced, 5: archdean, deplores, Venice, 7: Angeterre, retailers, 9: ponder, 10: anarch, respond, Draco, arteries,

C3 Q59 1: monogenist, purport, Montpeliers, TETRAGRAMMATON, superb, 2: Silvester, usvrp, 3, viruses, 4: permeations, transposed, vestries, strives, 5: Palestine / penalties, genomist, pagans, 6: emotions, 7: agennoss, arsenal, 8: agennos, restive, retailers 9: San Grael, moisten, troop, tremors, 10: Tamar, truly, patrol, departs, 11: gennos.

C4 Q01 1: cornerstone, requisite, unplaced, enquiries, spanned, Berlin, 3: coquetries, unclasped, unspaced, crauuled, update, stated, 4: Viennese, crime, 5: selection, adulterers, esoteric, consorter, 6: impure, querist,. 9: sensical, Tarsus, scorn,

The above anagrams clearly reflect the religious tone of the texts as well as indicating the nature of Nostradamus purpose in putting this hidden material into his verses.

The ciphers from which this Sephirot is built are agennos (unbegotten), gennos (begotten), agennetos (begotten without a father) and aeigenes (eternally begotten). Their Greek basis no obstacle to their presence because of their historical relevance, Nostradamus known language skills and the remarkable clarity their usage gives to Nostradamus purpose.

The starting point with this Sephirot should be to read the text of the ten verses since it is immediately apparent they refer to religious matters and in particular the blood of the Church. Phrases such as the blood and substance and King of Kings are reminiscent of the terminology used by the church in talking of their Christ’s legacy.

Some of the verses in this set of ten have been presented in earlier Sephirots yet in this cluster we see many of them taking up the same threads as in the earlier charts. In doing so they enhance the relevance of the earlier placements and once again show that all or most of their occurrences link to a restricted number of events. That is they don’t appear in places where they have no relevance.

The current Sephirot provides a basis for understanding why he chose to write about a distant future; one that required not only an ability to see it but for him to possess knowledge from periods that had no16thC counterpart. The means by which he achieved this not a total mystery but that aspect of his work needs to be set aside until the material speaks for itself and presents a possible explanation.

Persons in the 16th century certainly had an interest in his central theme of a persistent Christ lineage for it was commonplace at that time and particularly so in Southern France where Nostradamus dwelt for most of his life. That theme involved the battle between religious orthodoxy and heresy as defined by the Nicene council of 325CE. Historians have recorded these debates as the definitive resolution of the controversies about Christ being un-begotten (i.e. equal to God) or begotten (i.e. born having a mortal father). (For fuller story see my chapter on Nicea Agennos debate.)

The verses in this cluster of ten are united by their inclusion of anagrams (rearranged letters from continuous subsets) representing the terms from that debate. However they involve the Greek spelling used in the original papers from the 4thC which is an important change in the flow of Nostradamus’ Prophecies.

Importantly Greek, the history of the Nicene Council, its debates and its declaration of heresy for believers in the mortal line of Jesus were known or knowable to Nostradamus through his background, education and literary contacts.  So these terms used in the manner stated enabled his special Greek ciphers to identify source, nature, period and relevance of his major theme.


To highlight some of the power in this cluster I begin with C8 Q99 and  alongside I demonstrate its parallelism to C10 Q65 by presenting each in two blocks (text in English and French) and using blue lettering fortheir anagrams.

C8 Q99
Through the power of three temporal kings,
Par la puiſſance des trois rois temporelz
Paul Jesus issuance descent stories temporise spiritsome roles
imposter propels upraisal desecrations

the sacred seat will be put in another place,
En autre lieu ſera mis le ſaint ſiege
Islam measure neutralise aeigenes
nature sanitise Jerusalems Saints gene

where the substance of the body and the spirit
Ou la ſubſtance de l'eſprit corporel
absolutus ascent cleaned priest script poor role

will be restored and received as the true seat.
Sera remys et receu pour vray ſiege
Syria vary agrees rearm
St-Remy persecute my secret power

C10 Q65
O vast Rome, thy ruin approaches,
O vaſte Romme ta ruyne s'approche
more mature propane overheats
uneasy prop echo super-canopy

Not of thy walls, of thy blood and substance:
Non de tes murs de ton ſang et ſuſtance
Nostredamus tremendous encodement
agennos agennetos denouncement status

One harsh in letters makes a horrible notch,
L'aspre par lettres fera ſi horrible coche
appears papers letters refers Sefira fears


Pointed steel driven into all up to the hilt.
Fer poinctu mis a tous juſques au manche
computerisation mach[i]ne perfection 
proactinium tsunami joust wakes man

In the second line of C8 Q99 there are two adjacent series that fill the whole line. The text says the sacred seat will be put in another place and the anagrams say Jerusalems lie sanitise a true gene (geEn a utre lie uſeramisle ſaintſie) and Lie latinises aigenes true measure (utre eli euſeram isleſaint ſiegeNa). These anagrams relate directly to the concept of transference of the sacred seat and and to the religious rhetoric in substance of the body and spirit i.e. Jesus fathered by a mortal or God.
Additionally the first line has text saying through the power of three temporal kings and anagrams that reveal Paul stories role is [showing an] imposter ascends. Through these and other content in this verse we see a story that is about the mortal line of Christ and the hypothesis that Paul is the means by which that lineage continues.

The second verse C10 Q65 tells us through its text there will come a time when the cornerstone values reflected in Christian sacraments will be destroyed. It too talks about substance in the manner of the holy sacraments but Romes’ ruin doesn’t relate to its buildings, it is via the demonstration of the falseness of its most fundamental beliefs as to the relation of Christ to God. It is the reinstatement of Christ as a mortal that is summed up by the ruin via the blood and substance.

The anagrams of the second line present the means. They say Nostredamus (mursdetonſa), encodements (ceNondetesm) agennos (onſange) / agennetos status denouncements (onſanget tſuſta nceNondetesmu). It is powerful as a stand alone statement but placed in the context of a verse about the destruction of Christian sacraments it becomes a rationale for the Prophecies' existence. It explains what motivated Nostradamus; he had a belief in the mortal line of Christ; he was a Gnostic.

But this verse has more to offer. In the second line he uses two Greek terms related to begetting without a father while in the third line the anagrams can only be resolved by the use of an Occitan term. Occitan is an old language used in Southern France and the two anagrammatic terms colleche and bricoler imply he was presenting a working manual [Occitan: colleche =cluster, bricoler= hand-made work manual]. Supporting this there is a singularly occurring anagram for fascicle (clesfaic) in C1 Q54 another verse in the cluster. This English term means a separately published installment of a book or other printed work which is an appropriate reference to two manuals aimed at different audiences. So the lettering that looks most problematic in this line of C10 Q95 about Nostradamus' role can be seen as having ciphers of relevance to people in Southern France. This suggests that those who supported him were locals with a vested interest in the Royal blood line of France.

Furthermore the current cluster holds anagrammatic references to Essenes and Nestorianism both of which relate to people who believe Christ was born of a mortal father and capable of having descendants. His role may well have been to provide his own local group with what he foresaw for the immediate future in a form that they could decode and which would not expose them to the wrath of the inquisition.

Within this cluster there is another with direct connection to the above commentary. Verse C3 Q59 once more challenges our current perception of time and reality.

C3 Q59
Barbarian empire usurped by the third,
Barbare empire par le tiers vſurpe
Arab superb premier repair Silvester usurpers viruses

Greater part of his blood he will put to death
La plus grand part de ſon ſang mettra a mort
agennoss tetragrammaton transposed
Pauls mortal matter

Through senile death fourth struck by him,
Par mort ſenile par luy le quart frappe
Palestine equally purport Montpeliers monogenist pagans purer San Grael

For fear blood through blood be not dead.
Pour peur que ſang parle ſang ne ſoit mort.
tremors appear genomist reuuaqes Sang Real agennos

In the third line shown in the table alongside there is one of the most improbable anagrams imaginable. Tetragrammaton is fourteen letters long and composed from a quite complex repetition of a small number of letters. Yet this term is about code based on a religious name; it means Hebraic anagrams for Gods name. And just as inexplicable is the rare anagram for transposed (partdeſon angmettraamort) immediately to its left since that term describes the action needed to get the different forms from the lettering. It clearly is code methodology and seems to have been deliberately placed into this line’s lettering. And it fits with the idea deduced above that Nostradamus used the agennos based ciphers as the means by which followers of a Gnostic faith could read his prophecies on the Christ lineage.

There is also an anagram for agennoss adjacent to a sequence saying Paul’s mortal matter (eſonſang mettra amortl aplus). Now this ties in with content about Paul’s involvement found in other verses of this cluster. Additionally the phrase relating to mortal matter matches that used by modern writers whose work presents the case that the celibate Paul, in his priestly time out to take care of the mortal matter, married Tamar daughter of Christ and Mary Magdelaine. See Barbara Thiering - Jesus the Man: New Interpretation from the Dead Sea Scrolls.

It is likely Nostradamus’ task began with the intent of defining the relevance of the ancient thought streams to then current events involving the royal blood line in Southern France but in using his skills to interpret the future his curiosity would have drawn him onward beyond the needs of those who financed his earliest quests. (For fuller story see my chapters on Nostradamus Sect and Nostradamus' Gnosticism

Yet the double conundrum of actually seeing the future and seeing it from a time where what happens is alien to that era and creates a fearsome barrier to acceptance of the claims made by Nostradamus. It is this barrier that makes the content of this and the other Sephirots so intriguing.

Nostradamus knew his topic was dangerous but so important that he felt the need to present it despite the risks to himself, family, associates and friends. It is this that explains both the obscure nature of the verses and the intricate method he included to allow it to be revealed at the time such events would come into play.

To see all Sephirots on my site Sefirot button click here for all Sephirots  

The Sephirot I present below illustrates each of the points made above. Access to their full verse analyses is available using the following links:

  C8 Q99 C1 Q54 C10 Q65 C1 Q56 C10 Q87 C4 Q14 C1 Q35 C7 Q17 C3 Q59 C4 Q01

Jesus Clones' Sefirot Chart

 

 

 

 

 

 

free web stats