The word of god (wog): the 1,197,000 letter string of encoded hebrew letters underlying the original bible

A method for universally authenticating an original biblical text, comprising:

• (a) providing a continuous string of 1,197,000 encoded Hebrew letters, wherein said string lacks spacing, punctuation, vowelization, chapters, verses, or editorial annotations, and wherein the order of letters is fixed and invariant;
• (b) deriving a structured biblical text from said string solely by inserting spaces to delineate discrete lexical units while preserving the exact letter order of the string;
• (c) grouping said lexical units into verses and higher textual groupings based on linguistic continuity and connective letter usage, without altering, adding, deleting, or rearranging any letter of the string;
• (d) optionally applying vowel markings or pronunciation indicators as a non-original annotation layer subsequent to derivation of the structured text;
• (e) comparing any text claiming to be a biblical text against the continuous string to determine whether the claimed text is fully derivable from said string without modification of letter identity or order;
• wherein a text is authenticated as a text claimed to represent an original biblical corpus only if it is derivable from the continuous string by spacing and structural grouping alone, and wherein any text not so derivable is determined not to be a text claimed to represent an original biblical corpus.