DID THE NAZARENE HAVE A WIFE?

DISCUSSION OF THE MATRIX. The axis term, MARY WIFE (of) YESHU, required more than one computer pass through Torah to locate.  While I was interested in seeking terms dealing with prostitution and widowhood, I only found one on the matrix about a defiled wife and another about a WIDOW. The full phrases This is the law of jealousy when goes a wife under a husband and defiles... and The WIDOW who in your midst in the place who chooses the Lord Your God to establish his name were basically found a-posteriori. The Stone Edition Chumash renders Numbers 5:29 as "This is  the law of jealousies, when a woman shall go astray with someone other than her husband and becomes defiled."  Stone translates the full verse of Deuteronomy 16:11 as "You shall rejoice before HaShem, your God, - you, your son, your daughter, your slave, your maidservant, the Levite who is in your cities, the proselyte, the orphan, and the widow who are among you - in the place that HaShem, your God, will choose to rest His name."

       Nothing was seen on the matrix about the papyrus being a hoax, inaccurate, authentic or accurate. For the two synonyms checked for WIDOW, there was about 1 chance in 15 that one of them would be on the 480-letter matrix. I rarely use R values, but they can give a sense of how likely to occur an axis term is. The more positive they are, the more significant they are.  This axis term had an R value of +0.167 so it had about a 68% chance to exist in wrapped Torah. 

       R values that are negative are expected to be at an ELS in Torah more than once. An R-value that is 0 would be expected to be in Torah once; those that are positive should be expected less than once. The table below shows R values (including that of the matrix in this article) and word expectancies: