You may want to make a mental note that the Hebrew Alphabet consists of three sets of letters that come together to make a total of twenty-two letters. In this alphabet, the letters each have a separate meaning of their own, and each letter has one or more numerical values. The Hebrew Alphabet will not be discussed here in detail, because it is a separate study, in and of itself. Suffice it to say, however, in that Alphabet, there are three Mother Letters (which correspond to three of the Four Elements), seven Double Letters (corresponding to the seven traditionally known planets), and twelve Single Letters (corresponding to the twelve Signs of the Zodiac). As you might surmise, they are aligned with those three groupings of associated information. If you find this interesting, there are additional sources of information and study on the Hebrew Alphabet that are available to those who are willing to take the time to do a thorough search.
You may browse through the three sets of tables as you wish. Be aware that the tables were too wide to fit on the screen, so any continuation of information was placed under the previous chart. Please note also that not every Browser may be able to read these tables. Nevertheless, it was felt that the tables were important enough to include, despite that potential problem. .
It should also be noted that the second table deals with those planets and other bodies that were traditionally known (which group included the Moon and Sun), while the illustration depicts the planets more currently known in the scientific community.