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'''Gematria''', singular ''gematriot'', is calculating the numeric equivalent or value of words or phrases by adding the numbers associated with each letter of a particular [[alphabet]], primarily the [[Hebrew alphabet]] associated especially with the ''[[Torah]]''. In Greek and Hebrew each letter of the alphabet doubles as a number. Hebrew letter calculation is ''gematria''. Greek letter calculation is also commonly called gematria, but is more properly called ''isopsephy''.
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'''Gematria''', plural ''gematriot'', is calculating the numeric equivalent or value of words or phrases by adding the numbers associated with each letter of a particular [[alphabet]], primarily the [[Hebrew alphabet]] associated especially with the ''[[Torah]]''. In Greek and Hebrew each letter of the alphabet doubles as a number. Hebrew letter calculation is ''gematria''. Greek letter calculation is also commonly called gematria, but is more properly called ''isopsephy''.
    
The most famous gematria calculation is the human [[number of the Beast]] in the [[Book of Revelation]] in the [[Bible|Holy Bible]]. <br>'''Revelation 13:18'''{{cquote|Here is wisdom. Let him that hath understanding count the number of the beast: for it is the number of a man; and his number ''is'' Six hundred threescore ''and'' six. (KJV)}}
 
The most famous gematria calculation is the human [[number of the Beast]] in the [[Book of Revelation]] in the [[Bible|Holy Bible]]. <br>'''Revelation 13:18'''{{cquote|Here is wisdom. Let him that hath understanding count the number of the beast: for it is the number of a man; and his number ''is'' Six hundred threescore ''and'' six. (KJV)}}
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