Tuesday, March 10, 2020

Math in the Bible

Galileo said the following: 
  • "The book of nature is written in the language of mathematics".
  • "Mathematics is the language with which God has written the universe". See the video: God and Mathematics.
God designed and created the universe based on mathematical laws and numbers, principles that continue to govern all creation. Scientists believe that mathematical relationships reflect real aspects of the physical world. Science relies on the assumption that we live in an ordered universe subject to precise mathematical laws.

  • Time   0     –  1:21: Introduction.
  • Time   1:22–12:20: Number value 37 in the Bible.
  • Time 12:33–14:14: π (Pi) in the Bible (more of this below). 
  • Time 14:20→       : More number values in the Bible.
See also the video: GEMATRIA EXPLAINED: The Secrets of Gematria Revealed 
and the meaning of Gematria. But alsoDoes the Bible Have Secret Messages?

The Jews had no numerals, they used letters in Hebrew to express numbers
Every letter of the Hebrew alphabet has a number value:




Note that five of the letters correspond to two different Hebrew characters.






The number value 1 stands for one God (see one explained in Jesus – I AM): 
  • "Hear, O Israel: The Lord our God, the Lord is one." (Deu (5 Mos) 6:4). 
  • "For there is one God, and there is one mediator between God and men, the man Christ Jesus." (1 Tim 2:5).
The number value 3 stands for the three persons in God: 
See how this is possible in question 8 in The Trinity.

The number value 7 is the basis of God's Word. It stands for completion and perfection. It also symbolizes God's openness and his authority over all creatures in the world. Gen (1 Mos) 1:1 is permeated by the prime number 7:

"In the beginning God created the heaven and the Earth." (Gen (1 Mos) 1:1).

Hebrew is read from right to left. (The text is in Swedish.)

  • The entire verse has 28 (4x7) letters.
  • The first three words have a total of 14 (2x7) letters.
    The last four words have a total of 14 (2x7) letters.
  • The word in the middle together with the word on the left have 7 letters. 
    The word in the middle has, together with the word on the right, 7 letters.
  • The three main words (God, heaven, Earth) have 14 (2x7) letters.
    The remaining words have 14 (2x7) letters.
  • The three main words (God, heaven, Earth) have the number value 777
    (111x7).
  • The first and last letter of each word together have the number value
    1393 (199x7).
  • The first and last letter of the first and last word together have the number value 497 (71x7).
  • The first letter in the first and last word together have the number value 7 (1x7).
  • The last letter of the first and last word together have the number value 133 (19x7).
Also the prime number 37 has a specific meaning in this verse:
  • The entire verse has the number value 2701 (73x37).
  • The first five words have the number value 1998 (54x37).
    The remaining words have the number value 703 (19x37).
  • The three main words (God, heaven, Earth) have the number value 777
    (21x37). The remaining four words have the number value 1924 (52x37).
  • The words with the highest and lowest number value have the number value 999 (27x37).
    The remaining five words have the number value 1702 (46x37).
But these are not messages that add new secret information to the Bible.

Even Greek uses letters as digits. The word Jesus has the number value 888, and the word Christ has the number value 1480. Both words are evenly divisible with 37. 

See also what the number values 6, 7, and 8 stand for in the short video: 
PROOF The BIBLE is Inspired by GOD! | Chemistry & Numerical EVIDENCE for GOD!

Written numerals aren't numbers. They are representations of numbers. It appears that God uses numerical digits in the decimal system that requires ten digits (0 to 9). Perhaps that is the reason why God gave man ten toes and ten fingers.


See the following videos showing:
  1. π (Pi) in Gen (1 Mos) 1:1 
  2. e (Euler's numberin John 1:1
See also π (Pi) in the Bible at time 23:2930:29 in Math And The Bible.
See more information about e (Euler's numberin What is e and ln(x)?
See also 
eπ, and i used together in e^(iπ) in 3.14 minutes, using dynamics.
See more about 
eπ, and i used together in The Most Beautiful Equation.
(i is the imaginary unit).

Why do we find this in the Bible (and in nature)? An explanation can be
to give a text authenticate, to prove the authenticity of the Bible.

137 has a very central place in nature. It's in the fine-structure constant
which has several physical interpretations and is approximately 1/137. If it were to be different
by just 4 %, carbon wouldn't have
been formed inside stars, see time
8:03–14:24 in Why Is 1/137 One of the Greatest Unsolved Problems In Physics? 

See also the fine-structure constant explained at:
See the number values 13, and 7 in 1/137 given Biblical explanations above.

God has wonderfully revealed himself through his creation. Just as God used 
mathematical laws to create everything, he used numbers in the design of his world. See 
Does God Exist?

See also Why 153 fish? A message for the last days (John 21:11b). Also note
that the number 153 in Hebrew Gematria can mean: "I am the Lord thy God",
see time 1:16–2:05 in DISCOVER THE MEANING OF THE 153 FISH IN JOHN 21.

Also note that their is a secret code in the numbers, which means
that the numbers have an Inventor, a very intelligent one.
In The Mandelbrot Set: Atheists’ WORST Nightmare appears the complexity and beauty of fractals. This complexity is "built in" to mathematics.
Mathematics is the study of the relationship between 
numbers that are
a concept of quantity, abstract in nature, not physical. They exist in
the mind.
Mathematical laws are conceptual, universal, exceptionless entities, originating from the mind of God and therefore reflect his nature
God's thoughts are conceptual. Mathematics is how God thinks about numbers

God is omnipresent (present everywhere), simplistic (doesn't change with time), sovereign (with complete control), see God's Attributes.

Perfect fractals repeat ad infinitum and exist only in the conceptual world of mathematics. The physical world contains many things that are approximate fractals. Examples are snowflakes, fernsbroccoli, clouds, how lightning branches, spiral galaxies. See the following videos that describe this:
Why we find the same forms in nature which is physical as we find
in mathematics which is conceptual is answered 
from time 33:25 
in The Mandelbrot Set: Atheists’ WORST Nightmare

(See the Feigenbaum constant 4.669... described at time 14:30–16:04).

Fractals occur both in mathematics and in the physical world, because
the physical world obeys mathematical laws. The reason for this is that 
mathematics reflects the way God thinks and that God created
the physical world
. The universe is sustained by the mind of God.
Christ upholds all things (Heb 1:3). In him all things consist (Col 1:17).

Also see how the Fibonacci numbers and Golden ratio appear throughout nature
in the video: This AMAZING Math Formula Will Teach You About God!

The Schrödinger equation governing the wave function of a quantum-mechanical
system contains the "square root of -1" (=i (the 
imaginary unit)), something that doesn't exist in itself. This means that an imaginary number appears in fundamental physics, see How do Complex Numbers relate to Real Signals? It turns out that the Schrödinger equation correctly describes everything we know about the behavior of atoms. It's the basis of all of chemistry and most of physics.
The "square root of -1" in the equation means that nature works with
complex numbers that extend the real numbers. See this explained at
time 17:39–22:15 in 
How Imaginary Numbers Were Invented (Detected).
This means that God used complex numbers for the design of the universe.
(See also Why is the speed of light what it is? Maxwell equations visualized.)

The Bible is right when it speaks of the glory of God revealed in the universe,
see time 15:47–29:54 in "Astronomy Reveals Creation" with Dr. Jason Lisle.
See also time 18:35–21:06 in Bible Q&A ∙ Episode 13, and the articles: