The significance of the number 37 in the Holy Bible
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I am interested in discussing the number 37 and other relevant numbers in the Holy Bible such as 7, 12, and 73. (This not an exhaustive list by any means) I will recommend a video on youtube titled "Numeric Patterns of 37 and 73 in the Bible" and an article titled "God's number 37 - theme tells of perfection/sanctification/being saved.... which can be found at Amazing Word Home. I will post this article on this thread. I am also going to use this thread to present information concerning the King James Bible and the number 37. There is one significant place that this number occurs in the Bible and that is Revelation 13:8.
"Here is wisdom. Let him that hath understanding count the number of the beast: for it is the number of a man; and his number is Six hundred threescore and six.
666 = 37 x 18
Thank you for your input
"Here is wisdom. Let him that hath understanding count the number of the beast: for it is the number of a man; and his number is Six hundred threescore and six.
666 = 37 x 18
Thank you for your input
667 - 1 = 666
You most likely haven't read through the entire thread so I would recommend you do that if you are truly interested. If you have already or are unwilling then there probably ins't much more left to say to you concerning the number 37 but if examine this thread carefully you will see the number 7 almost always accompanies the number 37 in the structure of the King James Bible.
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what does factoring a number into primes mean?
what do primes mean?
what does 'times' and 'plus' mean?
what does 'equals' mean?
why factor into primes?
why multiply?
why add?
why count at all?
why enumerate instances?
why instances in one particular English translation instead of the original languages?
why enumerate verses?
why enumerate chapters?
why set equal to one another?
what do primes mean?
what does 'times' and 'plus' mean?
what does 'equals' mean?
why factor into primes?
why multiply?
why add?
why count at all?
why enumerate instances?
why instances in one particular English translation instead of the original languages?
why enumerate verses?
why enumerate chapters?
why set equal to one another?
“Simon Peter went up, and drew the net to land full of great fishes, an hundred and fifty and three..”
The 1st 3 digit string in Pi is 111 (37x3) and it is at the 153rd position from the decimal point.
“the Son” (case) is found 153 times in the King James Bible. Let’s count how many verses the phrases in Mark 1:1 occur in between that verse and the last verse of the Bible.
“The beginning” = 37
“the gospel” = 74 (37 x 2)
“Jesus Christ” = 185 (37 x 5)
“the Son” (case) = 111 (37x3)
“Son of God” (case) 37
Mark 1:11 “…thou art my beloved Son…”; “beloved” = 111 (37x3) times in the KJB.
There are 343 (7x7x7) digits between the decimal point and the 1st occurrence of 153 in Pi.
“in Christ” = 77 times in 76 verses of the KJB (77+76 = 153)
“church” = 77 times in 76 verses (77+76 = 153)
“the gospel” = 77 verses of the King James Bible. This number added to the number of verses of the phrases “in Christ” or “church” will yield 153.
All forms of the word “preach”* are found 153 times in the King James Bible.
Peter = 153 verses and Paul = 153 verses in the KJB.
“..Hearken unto me every one of you, and understand:” (Mark 7:14)
“hearken” = 153 times in the KJB
To find patterns and order in the Bible posthuman.
The 1st 3 digit string in Pi is 111 (37x3) and it is at the 153rd position from the decimal point.
“the Son” (case) is found 153 times in the King James Bible. Let’s count how many verses the phrases in Mark 1:1 occur in between that verse and the last verse of the Bible.
“The beginning” = 37
“the gospel” = 74 (37 x 2)
“Jesus Christ” = 185 (37 x 5)
“the Son” (case) = 111 (37x3)
“Son of God” (case) 37
Mark 1:11 “…thou art my beloved Son…”; “beloved” = 111 (37x3) times in the KJB.
There are 343 (7x7x7) digits between the decimal point and the 1st occurrence of 153 in Pi.
“in Christ” = 77 times in 76 verses of the KJB (77+76 = 153)
“church” = 77 times in 76 verses (77+76 = 153)
“the gospel” = 77 verses of the King James Bible. This number added to the number of verses of the phrases “in Christ” or “church” will yield 153.
All forms of the word “preach”* are found 153 times in the King James Bible.
Peter = 153 verses and Paul = 153 verses in the KJB.
“..Hearken unto me every one of you, and understand:” (Mark 7:14)
“hearken” = 153 times in the KJB
To find patterns and order in the Bible posthuman.
I had taken my time in drafting my post so I didn't see your response to Posthuman. I don't agree with you; spin, by itself, doesn't cause the release of radiant energy. I'm not sure what you mean by "dark force", unless you were saying (with perhaps too few words) that gravity is the dark force.
It's really easy to conflate physical light with spiritual light. While the one can serve as an analogue or metaphor for the other, they aren't the same thing. James37's quote of "what has darkness to do with light" is speaking of spiritual matters.
It's really easy to conflate physical light with spiritual light. While the one can serve as an analogue or metaphor for the other, they aren't the same thing. James37's quote of "what has darkness to do with light" is speaking of spiritual matters.