Good example or suggestions for word-by-word analysis

Yes a summary or just an intro to why it is important/juicy. Maybe some insight/backstory before you get to the meat.

My jewish friend bothered with the talmud, reading a lot of the books and books about the books, but i never did, so if someone is not familiar it is really hard to get into.

For what it's worth, Gerry, I have read nearly everything on your site with great enjoyment. That's coming from zero expertise in the subject. Just pure enjoyment of language.

I checked out a few of Gerry's decryptions, but I think they're only partial decryptions. Maybe the hidden rulers really did encrypt bibles etc, so their fellow neophyte rulers could read them in a different way than the common people would. I haven't given that deep thought. I mean, like, would hidden rulers really need to communicate in this way with each other? And are there any decrypted contents of such bibles or other books that greatly tend to prove that such encrypted communication has been essential for the successful functioning of the hidden rulership? But, assuming that encryption was/is essential to them, which I'm highly skeptical of, the reason I think your decryptions are incomplete is because I consider the common understanding of the New Testament to be a good guide for society, and the New Testament was created to bring back a proper understanding of the Old Testament, the reading of which had become corrupted over the centuries by corrupt religious authorities. I consider it possible, but not likely, that the Bible was encrypted by hidden rulers, but even if it was, I believe angels tricked the hidden rulers into encrypting it in a way that would get their own (the angels') message across to the common people. I think there are still serious misunderstandings in conventional interpretation of the Bible, but not that serious. Hell was not originally in the Bible, and it's gradually being removed from the New Testament as scholars come to understand the words better. Savior means Role Model or Example. God means caring angels. Trinity comes from pagan beliefs which came from the time when the Saturn Configuration was observed to be dominant in the sky above Earth's northern axis or north pole, with Venus in front of Saturn and Mars in front of Venus. So there were 3 spheres lined up that looked like concentric circles. Saturn was thought to be God the Father, Venus the Mother, and Mars the only begotten Son. Venus later was thought to be Spirit, or Holy Spirit, when it strayed from the alignment. Miles has a theory that people originally came from the Saturn moon, Titan, and he has criticized Velikovsky and Saturn theorists. Saturn theorists rejected much of Velikovsky and they have a much better developed theory than Miles' idea, IMO. I've studied it all since 1969.

PS, Science and Republican Government seem to have originated in the 1400s with Cardinal Nicolas of Cusa, Italy, and his circle of priest-friends, who used ideas in the New Testament as the basis for these efforts to improve conditions for the common people. Republican governments were supposed to be government of, by and for the common people. And science was supposed to make sound, reliable findings of physical facts to also improve conditions for the common people. The Larouche movement promoted such claims and I think they're largely right about that, even if they're wrong about the characters of the main founding fathers. My brother talked to Larouche once about our Dad's experiences in Burma during WW2. I had read previously that Larouche was in India with the OSS during the war, but my brother found out that he was also in Burma after the main airfield was taken from the Japanese. The OSS got a lot of good intelligence from local people that they were able to pass on to the allied troops in Burma to help defeat the Japanese. I doubt if Larouche was a spook or agent of the ruling class. He was probably deceived to some extent by the ruling class and thus had an incomplete understanding of the ruling class. 

About that Biglino video: That looks like the usual utter & total garbage, peddling ancient aliens as a new ersatz religion.

They lead with a few well-known but pointless observations: Yes, we don't know the authors of the Bible, the script omits vowels, there's ambiguities, and contradictions.

So what? ALL religious texts have unknown authors, imperfect scripts, ambiguities, and contradictions! That's the norm. Nothing special about it. At all.

Now the observation of those ambiguous meanings would be somewhat valuable as a first step. Like, that "God" is written exactly like "rulers", and "universe" like "perversion". That's what got me started on my journey. But to decrypt the true meaning, it's not enough to substitute just one or two words. You need to check ALL words for possible substitution. And besides identical spellings, you also have to consider somewhat similar spellings, even anagrams.

But the Biglino guys stop right there at the first step. They say: Okay, we interpreted these handful of words for "God" as the names of rulers. But hey, "let's pretend all the rest is still 100% accurate". They literally say that. They substitute God away for some ruler, but all the divine wonders, all the magicking around, that's still 100% true. And since modern scientific people know magic doesn't exist, that can only mean one thing... it's... ALIENS!1 FROM OUTER SPACE OMG!1!!! 😂

I stopped watching there, but I'm sure people who love their Ancient Aliens™ will have hours of good fun, and will read their Bible in a whole new light. As for myself, I stopped watching & reading all analyses about ancient texts altogether a long time ago, because NONE ever even hinted at the word-for-word encryptions of entire texts, which I found only by ignoring them all. 😉

@gerrry

I think the option to collapse inter linear translations is a great idea, if I have put it on to listen to with a reader when I am out for a walk they get in the way and make it difficult to listen to.

I love your analysis and want it there to study but having a summary as a jumping off point that can be read / listened to in about half an hour would be a great thing. Which I think is about a 10 page Miles pdf, so 7,000 to 10,000 words. It could even be done as a podcast or YT video, though I have reservations about dancing with the devil of big tech platforms.

This article has some ideas on how to convert written blogs etc to audio which might be an interesting option.
geekflare.com/convert-article-into-audio-podcast/