The significance of the number 37 in the Holy Bible
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re-posting from his other thread where for 50 or 60 pages he's already gone through all the stuff he is about to repeat in a new 50 or 60 page thread:
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consider A = {a[SUB]1[/SUB], a[SUB]2[/SUB], a[SUB]3[/SUB], ... } and B = {b[SUB]1[/SUB], b[SUB]2[/SUB], b[SUB]3[/SUB], ...}
such that b[SUB]i[/SUB] = o[SUP]i[/SUP](a[SUB]i[/SUB]), i = 1..|A|,
for bounded operators {o[SUP]1[/SUP], o[SUP]2[/SUP], o[SUP]3[/SUP], ...}
suppose F is a continuous, bounded function F: B → C
then ∀i, F(b[SUB]i[/SUB]) = F(o[SUP]i[/SUP](a[SUB]i[/SUB]))
therefore there exists a continuous, bounded function G: A → C, G = F∘ω,
where ω is defined by {o[SUP]i[/SUP]}, ∀i
((if that makes sense))
which is to say ((though the math is saying more)), if there's a definable algebraic relationship between elements of the scripture in its given languages that can be mapped to the natural numbers, then of course there is also a relationship between elements of the same scripture in any translation into any language that is made in a continuous way!
some things you want to know is if G is bijective, if it's unique, and what measures are preserved under it.
then please address the math.
you're not exactly going to get a different conversation just because you started the same one in a new thread, though you may get a couple people interested in a different thread title, and you'll have some people already sick of talking to you about it who won't show up in this one.
the honest truth is that a lot of people here think what you're doing is a mockery of Bible study, and that it's senseless. for 50 or 60 pages they've been telling you that this is their honest opinion. it's the same people who read the same forum, and you started basically the same dialogue right in the same feed that they peruse.
i don't see this pragmatically turning out much differently, is my honest reaction.
It is interesting that the Greek isn't important to the KJVO'ers until they want it to be important. Otherwise it is dismissed, and those who employ it are counted as those who "corrupt" the Word. That's a fact. Just look at the double-standard. Anything goes for the KJVO'er, but if you're not of them, they have a multitude of rules for others.
Let's apply the same "logic" to the english alphabet:
A-1
B-2
C-3
D-4
E-5
F-6
G-7
H-8
I-9
J-10
K-20
L-30
M-40
N-50
O-60
P-70
Q-80
R-100
S-200
T-300
U-400
V-500
W-600
X-700
Y-800
Z-900
J = 10
E = 5
S = 200
U = 400
S = 200
JESUS = 815.
That's the number we should use, not the Greek KJVOers, you know better.
Let's stick to the "pure words" of English, and not practice hypocrisy and double-standards and use the Greek "conveniently" when those of us who do use Greek are belittled, while you all get license to do so.
Let's apply the same "logic" to the english alphabet:
A-1
B-2
C-3
D-4
E-5
F-6
G-7
H-8
I-9
J-10
K-20
L-30
M-40
N-50
O-60
P-70
Q-80
R-100
S-200
T-300
U-400
V-500
W-600
X-700
Y-800
Z-900
J = 10
E = 5
S = 200
U = 400
S = 200
JESUS = 815.
That's the number we should use, not the Greek KJVOers, you know better.
Let's stick to the "pure words" of English, and not practice hypocrisy and double-standards and use the Greek "conveniently" when those of us who do use Greek are belittled, while you all get license to do so.
