In my daily Pro Perspectives notes, I focus on slow moving themes — the big picture. It's the only way I've found to avoid getting lost in the day-to-day noise of markets.
I've applied this process to study the Bible over the past nine months.
Recently, I looked at word frequency (with the help of AI) — drilling down into the top ten substantive words used in the entire text. I then asked AI to distill those words into a single summary statement.
I found the result fascinating and wanted to share it with you today.
The top ten words: Lord (7,800 times), God (4,400), Man (2,600), Israel (2,500), King (2,500), Son (2,300), People (2,100), House (2,000), Day (1,700), Land (1,700).
And the summary statement:
The Lord God created Man to be His People and His Son; He gave them a Land and a House, but they must decide who will be their King before the final Day.
So, when we zoom out to the "big picture" in the Bible, a clear signal emerges: a story of a King coming to rescue His people — all who would receive him.
