An interesting question in code studies: what happens when a character whose story is already written explicitly in the text appears also as ELS in the same book?
יצחק (Yitzhak — Isaac) is the patriarch whose central narrative — the Akedah (Genesis 22) — is in this book.
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Reproduce →Yitzhak is the son of Avraham and Sarah, father of Yaakov and Esav, second of the three patriarchs. The most famous story about him — the Akedah, the binding of Yitzhak to be sacrificed at divine command and then halted by the angel — occurs in Genesis 22, on Mount Moriah.
We search יצחק in Genesis with skips of 2 to 500. Being a 4-letter name, we'll find multiple hits. The most significant is the smallest absolute skip.
Short proper names with frequent letters are statistically less surprising findings. What would be really significant is for the יצחק ELS to cross with thematically related terms (אקדה, מוריה, אברהם). Use the multi-term search to explore.
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