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An analysis of different kinds of wordplay found in the Bible in the original languages.

Acrostic — A literary device that is based on visual representation. An acrostic uses a language's alphabet to order a text with the first word of a regularly patterned line scheme with successive letters of the alphabet. In Hebrew, vowels are excluded from acrostics.

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