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See how this number 7770 connects to the Lord's Prayer and 37 cubed.
IN THE BEGINNING JESUS CHRIST
Biblical mathematics is based, in large part, in the patterns seen in the first verse of the Bible. This astonishing and fundamental feature of the Bible can be seen here—in-3/7-geometry, here—Jesus-in-Genesis1:1, here—Jesus=Genesis1:1 and here too. If it wasn't for all the amazing math of Genesis 1:1, it is doubtful that there would be any biblical mathematics at all.
In the short, torrid history of this modern discipline, Richard McGough's website the Biblewheel features prominently, as it was a place of gathering for those interested in the topic and boasted the world's first searchable database of the mathematical Bible. Mr. McGough's subsequent fall from grace is too sad of a personality-driven-tale to tell here, but it is a curious historical note that upon his website's banner were emblazoned two verses, the first being Zechariah 3:9.*
The Biblewheel website has several long articles on this prophetic verse.
The wording of this verse couldn't be more mystically intriguing, with the dramatic image of a stone with 7 eyes and a reference to the name Joshua, the real Biblical Hebrew name of Jesus (Jesus in Hebrew is Joshua) and with a final reference to the atonement of the cross, a deed done in a single day.
So it is, I suppose, both apapros and ironic that this verse might figure so perfectly with one of the most complex and intricate workings of the first verse of the Bible.
The Amos verse coordinates with the Zechariah verse in being the four corners of this incomplete pyramid.
This Zechariah 3:9 sum of 6612 creates something of a geometric puzzle, highlighting the basic components of a tetrahedron. Although this geometry is very similar to what we have seen in the triangle of Genesis 1:1, it is, alas, incomplete, and without the missing piece of the puzzle, might be considered just another anomaly in a very large dataset.
However, the cooperative geometry in this verses is compelling. The commonality between these two verses is their highlighting of the number seven and Amos 5:8, is one of the contentions of the 3/7 Fractal, where the selection of the constellations appears due to their strong 3 and 7 features, as can be read in Sign in the Sky.
Isolating the shell and geometric boundary of this configuration
shows unprecedented mathematical precision.
The missing piece of the configuration comes to 1158 (OEIS A005899) the dark blue figure on the left of the illustration below.
The pyramid (technically a tetrahedron) that these verses seem to allude to is the 35th tetrahedron, a platonic shape with a most compelling sum of seven-thousand, seven-hundred and seventy, the 210th multiple of 37 and a multiple of the first four primes:
2 x 3 x 5 x 7 x 37 = 7770
It is critical that the missing piece in question, the number 1158, the number of points on the surface of the 18th octahedron, display a strong connection to fundamental features of the 3/7 Code and the primary components of biblical mathematics.
Something like Genesis 1:1:
The surface of the 18th Octahedron (1158), see also Gideon's Diamond.
The Hebrew is symmetrically encoded, banded at the ends and middle, and the Greek and Latin occupy each half, splitting the middle with one edge for Latin, the remainder Greek. Each triangular face = 171 or T(18) which can be found in the three corners of T(37) the triangular couplet of the first verse.
Currently in the biblical mathematics 'world' alternative languages such as English gematria are highly controversial and for good reason. The mechanics of gematria are easily manipulated and can be employed to engineer 'mathematical' evidence for any position whatsoever. Cherry-picking then in the multitude of English translations is a serious concern.
Latin gematria, however, is ancient, like Hebrew and Greek, and codified by time and history itself. New discoveries are being made in bringing together these three ancient languages, in which it appears Latin was the missing key.
If dabbling in certain aspects of English gematria is controversial, then employing the unknown category of Latin must seem foolhardy. So more evidence is needed in order for this connection to be properly codified and canonized in the lexicon of biblical mathematics. And it seems the first verse is ready and willing to provide such evidence:
This double combination of geometries and numerations is compelling for its manifest complexity.
Here a seven-fold summation recursion reproduces the 35th tetrahedron and our prized number 7770. The missing piece (1158) fits within this structure like a glove. Like the 37th triangle (703) fitting within the 73rd (2701) one of the most amazing features of Genesis 1:1, this configuration does this in three dimensions and over eight triangular planes.
If we add thirty-seven squared to this sum (1369) or the sum of this phrase in Genesis 1:2 we then produce the 37th tetrahedron (9139) where 37^2 becomes the plinth or foundation of the configuration. Which makes perfect sense with this NT epithet:
Foundation of the Lord
θεμελιος Κυριου
37 x 37 = 1369
The two blue lower courses of this 37th tetrahedron (9139) equal 37 x 37 and the sum of the Gen. 1:2 remnant.
The name and number of Jesus Christ (2368) can be found in the geometry of this tetrahedron in multiple ways with matching tetrahedral symmetry.
This number and name of 2368 is more importantly found encoded directly in the seven-fold iterations of the first verse, with uncanny precision being the first two words across three languages :
The complexity of this arrangement is mind-boggling when one considers all the other complex arrangements already discovered in the first verse. The simple message in this complexity (that the Supreme Being self identified as the incarnate Son 'In the beginning') is more than just adamantly compelling, it is suggestive that many more mathematical designs lie hidden in the depths of the data.
When we look at this number 7770 with a different geometry we find full agreement with the evidence above.
The basic unit of this configuration is the Jesus-74 crosscube, the basis of a whole-lot of other geometry.
The most basic break-down of this number is according to its decimal components, where 7770 = (10 + 100 + 1000) x 7, each denomination corresponding to the first, second and third dimensions (length, length-width; length-width-breadth). This is the classic logic of the 3/7 Fractal, where the components of this number are sorted into category and number 3 and 7 — three categories of seven components:
Descriptive titles such as this, are called the Construct Chain in Hebrew, made of 'Construct' & 'Absolute' nouns.
The last noun in any such chain is the 'Absolute Noun' and is the only noun in the chain to take the definitive article (the) 'Ha'.
7 x 1110 = 7770
The name in Hebrew of Jesus of Nazareth never appears in the biblical text, but its correct construction is based upon the biblical proper spelling of Jesus 'Joshua' as found in the New Testament Greek translation of the same name, the town and Hebrew spelling of Nazareth 'Notzri' and the grammatically correct title of 'The Messiah,' Ha-Meshiach.
These 3/7 patterns can be seen in multiple ways:
Since 3 + 7 = 10 and 30 + 70 = 100, etc., the number 1110 becomes a myriad of 3&7 additions, like 333 + 777 = 1110 or 373 + 737 = 1110
The number 21 (sum of the Godname I AM) is a common feature to the mathematics of the 3/7 Fractal. Here we see it coupling with all the 3's and 7's of the number 370.
Like the first verse, the triangles of this configuration can be analyzed for biblical references, another common feature being the 17th triangle, referenced in the 153 fish of the New Testament tale.
Each face of the 35th tetrahedron displays a re-triangulation into four parts. Here T(35) the sum of the first 35 numbers, or 630, splits into the 17th and 18th triangles respectively, both of which are important biblical numbers in their own right. The number 153 being the number of fish caught by the disciples in the New Testament and 171 being Jacob's name for the Face of God—Peniel.
Tetrahedrons and octahedrons are two shapes that fit together well in three dimensions, in what is called a space-filling tesselation. Tetrahedrons contain one octahedron and four smaller corner tetrahedrons, while octahedrons contain eight tetrahedrons and six smaller corner octahedrons. Projecting then to the next higher iteration we find our 35th tetrahedron contained in the massive 72nd octahedron (248,856)
So what's so amazing about this?
It's found in the prime factors of this large octahedron:
2 x 2 x 2 x 3 x 10,369 = 248,856
Twenty-four, not-coincidentally, is the perimeter of a Type-37 hexagram. 10,369 the large prime factor, is itself the 37th centered stellated octagon, listed at the OEIS as a mathematically unrecognized 8-pointed star configuration: (A081585 or a(n) = 1+8n^2)
Each stellation (point) of this 8-pointed star comes to 703, the 37th triangle, (and the whole star is Mat 25:10 & Eph. 1:4)
What's more is when we subtract the eight 7770-tetrahedrons from the large structure above, the remainder (the six blue sub-octahedrons) is another multiple of another 37th polygon:
248,856 - (7770 x 8) = 186,696
6² x 5186 = 186,696
Each face of this shape is the 37th triangle — the ubiquitous 703.
The geometry of the 3/7 Fractal is the beginning of many endless patterns, which is what makes its structure so terrifyingly brilliant. Here again we must remind ourselves that all of this is still just contained in the mathematical architecture of the the first verse of the Bible, in a three language and two number base seven-fold recursion.
If we reconfigure this sum of 7770 into a cubic matrix based on the Jesus-74 cube and a 105 type cube, we find that the six crosses of the overall Jesus crosscube comes to 3150, while the remainder is 4620 the circumscribed sum of Gen. 17:12 the first mention of the Holy Rite of circumcision.
74 x 105 = 7770
The white crosses then are Gen. 3:22 the basis of much theology and the expulsion of Adam and Eve from the Garden of Eden:
And the LORD God said, Behold, the man is become as one of us,
to know good and evil: and now, lest he put forth his hand,
and take also of the tree of life, and eat, and live for ever:
Many commentators and theologians have connected the Tree of Life with the cross itself, becoming the ultimate tree of life, an idea seen here in sixfold geometry.
If we shift the geometry again, still using the same 74 and 105 cube-units, but now arranging the overall design in that of the shell of the 7th tetrahedron, we find that each side of the of tetrahedron is a multiple of the Lord Jesus Christ, in ordinal Greek.
74 x 105 = 7770
Lord Jesus Christ = 294 = Kυριος Ιησους Χριστος
Any Side = 2940 (28 x 105)
(Lord Jesus Christ-294) x 10
One of the initial building blocks of this configuration was Zechariah 3:9 (see above) which references the concept of the seven eyes of the Lord. By completing the construction of the 35th tetrahedron we find a backward reference to the verse in the sum of 7770, in what appears to be a numerical analogy to the Seven Eyes in the number 777(0).
Often these sort of major configurations display deep engineering and profound insight into the complexities of number theory and figurative mathematics. One of the proofs of this is found in the digital sum, where each individual number is counted and added together. By simple elimination of the non-numbers (the zeroes) we find a powerful proof in the shape of the hexagram, one of the primary instruments of the mathematics of the Scriptures.
The 121-type star is produced by ignoring all the zero digits, in total, there are 129 individual digits in the seven-fold Genesis 1:1 crossover.
Should you find any other important related patterns, please let me know at johnelias@israelmail.com.
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* Zec. 3:9 & 4:7 = (73 x 73) + (73 x 73)
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