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[Nedostup]

Addison is a Scottish name meaning "son of Adam," which ties into the biblical theme.

On the other hand, it definitely sounds like an anagram to me, especially because it contains "saint."

[Guest]

It is also Addison Sayther - four not meaningless words...

[Guest]

It is also Add i son Say t her - four not meaningless words. Also i+t = it. That means five words: say, son, add, her, it.

[Tresbien]

Like Nedostrup I thought Addison Sayther screamed anagram. The only one I came up with that I liked at all was: history a sad end

[Saki]

I guess I'll jump on this one since TWIW is on hiatus for the time being...

Anyone know anything about "Amanuensis?" If you look at the page source that's the email addy of the "sendtoemail" function.

Also the "sea of glass" quote is from Revelation 15:2, specifically of the King James Bible.

[dev]

[Tresbien]

[Guest]

Saki
All what you write in the form will be sent on this email. So it's quite logical. Amanuensis should check mail.

[TooLazytoLogin]

Ahead Dirty Sons! hahaha, anagram finder, always fun.

anyways, moving forward. Addison Sayther does feel like an anagram... unfortunately, I'd be fairly unscathed if it fell into a religious context word in latin... out of rev 15.:2, even...

[quote=WorldEnglishBible]I saw something like a sea of glass mixed with fire, and those who overcame the beast, his image, and the number of his name, standing on the sea of glass, having harps of God.[/quote]

I'm reading through revelations 15, latin, looking for any similar string to compare with the name... not much luck with it, yet.

[str1cken]

Registration!

[QM]

According to the email i got Addison Sayther is the leader of the cult, so i doubt its an anagram. They also sent me a photo in pdf form.

[AwesomeRingerud]

Seek and Ye Shall Find

[DavFlamerock]

Perhaps. Be sure to keep those verse numbers somewhere in your memory--we'll probably need them later.

In any case, I'm in on this, sure.

[Euchre]

Some things I find curious...

The paragraph that comes up when you click on the 'sea of glass mingled with fire' ends with a reference to the Tree of Knowledge, and if you know a bit of Genesis and the story of Adam and Eve then perhaps you know that the fruit (popularly and apochryphally known as an apple) came from the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil.

That central phrase is also only the beginning of the verse, which speaks of the defeat of the Beast. Those that defeated the Beast stand upon the sea of glass.

There's also a mention of 'the interconnected webs of the world'. This would seem to simple refer to the web itself. When thinking in that sort of analogy, the idea of glass mingled with fire brings silicon and energy to mind. Is this a digital apocalypse?

[DavFlamerock]

Doesn't look like anyone noticed this yet:

If you put your cursor over the center, you see the words "seek and ye shall find" but not in order. However, if you remember where each word is located, and then put your cursor over that word (it's invisible, so you have to remember exactly where it is) then suddenly something else appears--a handwritten note, different for each word.