Voynich is encrypted ENOCH

[Oscroft]

It is necessary to understand what each color in the Voynich Manuscript signifies. The color green does not represent water; rather, it denotes earthly phenomena. Blue also carries a different meaning; it typically represents celestial phenomena or water (e.g., the River Jordan). I intend to describe this color-coding system in some detail. Naturally, there is disagreement regarding the depictions of nudity and nymphs. I maintain that they represent various figures—angels, saints, ordinary people, stars, planets, and so on. Nudity serves as a symbol of purity (see Hesychasm). I understand, of course, that you may not agree with this view.

It's not just that I don't agree with the view, it's more than I see the entire "symbolic" approach as fatally flawed.

You start with an assumption that you then work towards, and when things don't fit as they appear you then decide it must be symbolic. So green symbolises one thing, nude women symbolise ordinary people at a market... or whatever. And you have no evidence to support that symbology. You can literally choose up to symbolise down, good to symbolise bad, or anything you want by that approach.

It means anyone can make anything look like anything else simply by inventing symbology to fit. And there's then no way to tell which of the resulting near-infinite possible solutions might be remotely close to the truth.

As I say, I do find your searches for matching images in other documents very interesting and potentially valuable, and I'll keep watching to see what else you come up with. I do hope you keep going with that.

But the approach of inventing unsupported symbology to create the meaning you want the document to have is pure fantasy - literally.