A
data structure and associated methods for analysis of a continuous 1,197,000-letter unvocalized Hebrew string referred to as the Word of God (WOG). The
data structure contains only the twenty-two classical Hebrew letters and their five final forms, with no spacing,
punctuation, vowelization, or editorial symbols. Intrinsic placement of the final letters enables deterministic segmentation of the string into 305,490 lexical units and 23,206 verses without external conventions. Fixed letter-number assignments provide a numeric architecture for evaluating substrings, detecting alterations, identifying encoded mathematical correspondences, and performing
pattern analysis. The
system preserves full semantic range by supporting multiple morphologically valid interpretations of unvocalized Hebrew strings. Methods for segmentation, numeric evaluation, reconstruction, integrity
verification, semantic analysis, and mathematical
pattern detection are provided thereby providing a reproducible foundation for computational and linguistic research.