Mathematical Semiotics Modeling: Controversial Verses of the Bible, Isopsephy Range & Theomatics

This study presents a Mathematical Semiotics Modeling of controversial verses of the Bible using Isopsephy and Theomatics. Experts found that the average value of a Greek letter in the Bible is in the range of 80 to 90. This claim is tested against GA 506 and against a 45-word canonical text. The pure Isopsephy of the short version of GA 506 is 7,751 for 94 letters (average 82.4), while the Comma Johanneum insertion alone is 6,455 for 79 letters (average 81.7). For the full 45-word text (Textus Receptus) with 167 clean letters, the Theomatics bounds are 167 x 80 = 13,360 (Lower Bound, BB) and 167 x 90 = 15,030 (Upper Bound, BA). A comparative table of 20 other controversial verses shows an Isopsephy range of min approx 13,000 to max approx 17,000 with a dominant maximum of 15,000, and an average value of approx 15,000. The Theomatics range shows BB min approx 13,000, BA max = 17,000, with a dominant maximum of approx 15,000. The model is locked by the parabola f(x) = -x^2 + 45x + 1/4 with area L = 15,198.7514, which lies in the dominant upper range 15,100-15,200 and confirms the isomorphism with 167 x 91 = 15,197.