What is Pattern Analysis?
Pattern Analysis is a deeper and more meaningful way to read the Scriptures. Started in 2016, this has been a verse-by-verse analysis of the entire Bible: how stories, poetry, prophecies, etc. are organized and how they persuade. The result is a surprisingly consistent methodology to discern the persuasive voice of the Holy Spirit throughout the entire Bible.
So far, 94% of the Bible or 29,200 of the total 31,100 verses have been analyzed. All verses conform to this methodology. As shown in Analysis Progress, some of the larger Old Testament books have not yet been completed.
The biggest surprise has been strong evidence that the Holy Spirit inspired the entire Bible. The chart, Frequencies for All Literary Devices, shows that evidence by comparing forty (40) literary devices across the nine (9) genres. The consistency of these forty literary devices for each genre is compelling.
The result is a fresh approach to the Bible. Today, society often considers the Bible increasingly less relevant because it was written by men. Pattern Analysis points to one consistent inspiring voice, Genesis to Revelation. Therefore, Pattern Analysis offers a unique perspective in restoring the Bible's position.
For more information including a draft of the manuscript, Pattern Analysis Methodology, see Pattern Analysis Files.