God's Code hidden in Korea Words

TITLE:  The East, 東 in Oriental/Korean/Chinese Word & its Meaning. AUTHOR:  SEOK WOO YANG, MD & PhD. CONTACT:  E.mail: soplab@outlook.kr DATE:  2020.04.26 CONTENT:  The East in oriental/Korean/Chinese word is 東. About its etymology, it has been controversial. 

  TITLE:  九, 9, Win  in KR AUTHOR:  SEOK WOO YANG, MD & PhD. CONTACT:  E.mail: soplab@outlook.kr DATE:  2026.05.16.  REFERENCE: God's Hidden Code in Korean Words (C-2015-021846) CONTENT: < Proofread:   Number 4 = Eden Garden + Eve (--> Tree of Life or Tree of the knowledge of Good and Evil) + Snake (Satan)> Yeshua's death at 9 o'clock in Hebrew time (03:00 PM in modern time). Yeshua died for us to save us from sin of Satan (snake) . Jesus made 6th statement while on the cross:   "It is finished.  (John 19:30) This statement implies "a triumphant declaration that His redemptive work—paying the price for sin—was complete. This is a shout of victory , not defeat."

  TITLE:  四, 4 - Revision - AUTHOR:  SEOK WOO YANG, MD & PhD. CONTACT:  E.mail: soplab@outlook.kr DATE:  2026.05.12. (Original version  2016.05.26.) REFERENCE: God's Hidden Code in Korean Words (C-2015-021846) CONTENT: [Revision Final Version of 四, 4 ] 口 : Eden Garden (My opinion? Mouth; Life Word of God ). 丨 : Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil (revised from “The first sinful human, Eve”). 乚 : Snake, Satan.   The Previous Article: The Chinese character 四 (meaning “four,” pronounced ‘sa’ 사 in Korean) is composed of the components 口 , 丨 , and 乚 . In my previous Korean article about the number 4, I interpreted these components as follows: 口 : Eden Garden 丨 : The first sinful human, Eve 乚 : Snake, Satan [Source] https://coreatree7.blogspot.com/2017/07/jesus-second-coming-judgement-east-west.html )   Basis for the Original Interpretation: I based my view of ‘ 丨 ’ as “the first sinful human, Eve” on the book The Di...

   TITLE:  口, Mouth in 靈, Spirit in KR AUTHOR:  SEOK WOO YANG, MD & PhD. CONTACT:  E.mail: soplab@outlook.kr DATE:  2026.05.[10]. REFERENCE: God's Hidden Code in Korean Words (C-2015-021846) CONTENT: The Chinese character 口 means “ mouth. ” It is one of the oldest and simplest characters, originating as a pictograph ( 象形 ) of an open mouth. At this point, the author began to wonder: If the character truly depicts an open mouth, why is it rendered as a square? If it represents an open mouth, it would seem more convincing to depict the boundary between the upper and lower lips with a curved, oval outline that reflects the natural curvature of the lips.   From a theological and philosophical perspective, the concept of the “mouth” has long been regarded as elegantly simple yet profoundly foundational. It embodies humanity’s capacity for nourishment, voice, and connection . Its spiritual resonance arises from the way words spoken and sustenanc...

  TITLE:  雨, rain in 靈, Spirit, in KR - Hypothesis -. AUTHOR:  SEOK WOO YANG, MD & PhD. CONTACT:  E.mail: soplab@outlook.kr DATE:  2026.05.[10]. REFERENCE: God's Hidden Code in Korean Words (C-2015-021846) CONTENT:   HanJa 雨 means 'Rain' and pronounced as ‘Woo’ in Korea(KR).  雨 is a component within 靈 (Spirit, soul).    In semiotic interpretation, 雨 is composed of 一 (Heaven, Paradise, God’s Kingdom), 丨 (God Father), 冂 ( 丨 in the right side; Yeshua, 一 ; Trinity, 丨 in the left side; The Holy Spirit), 二 and 二 .  Among them, 丅 ( 一 ; Heaven, Paradise, God’s Kingdom, 丨 ; God Father) implies ‘space in universe’.   宇  HanJa 二 means 2 (two).  In the spiritual perspective, what implication is connoted by  二 in 靈 , especially 雨 ?    If the concept of ‘Space of Universe ( 丅 )’ is considered, 二 can be interpreted as follows:   ‘The upper horizontal line’ represents ‘Heavenly realm’ an...

   TITLE:  黃, Ark of Covenant, Gold Color in KR - Hypothesis -. AUTHOR:  SEOK WOO YANG, MD & PhD. CONTACT:  E.mail: soplab@outlook.kr DATE:  2026.04.[20]. REFERENCE: God's Hidden Code in Korean Words (C-2015-021846) CONTENT: Hanja 黃 means “gold yellow color.”黃 is composed of the following components: 廿 (입; twenty, 二十, ip in Korean pronunciation) 凵 (감; mouth opening, gam in Korean pronunciation) + 一 (일; one, il in Korean pronunciation) → 廿 (twenty) 丅 (하; below-ness, ha in Korean pronunciation) 日 (일; sun, il in Korean pronunciation) 八 (팔; eight, pal in Korean pronunciation) 廿 (twenty, 二十, 입; ip in Korean pronunciation) In the current Hanja analysis, 廿 can be decomposed into 凵 (mouth opening) and 一 (one). If this interpretation is correct, how can the meaning of “twenty” be logically derived? Traditional etymology has clear limitations in explaining the concept of “twenty.” I have therefore attempted a semiotic interpretation of the number 20 in Hanja. 20 ...