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home 2005 5. The Star of David. The six points on the circle of time can be connected in some different ways. The most common known ways are the triangle and the Star of David or the hexagram.
Infact two triangles are the basis of the hexagram. Triangles can be expressed with numbers. So for instance the triangle number of four is ten: 1+2+3+4=10. This triangle can be expressed with an image:
The most perfect triangle is the triangle of three, because there are 3 angles, 3 sides and 3 units on each side. And we might realize that the first triangle is only potential a triangle. All the other triangles connect the center of the circles. It may be clear that the triangles of triangular numbers are equilateral triangles.
So the triangle of 7 is 28. The bible writer used this fact by starting the first verse of the bible, Gen.1:1, with 7 words and 28 letters. Besides that has the first word 6 letters (T3=6) and has the phrase 'In the beginning God created the heaven', 21 letters (T6=21).
The triangle of 7 with 28 places is the starting point for making the Star of David with 37 units.
When we look how the hexagram develops than we see that the first hexagram or Star of David in principle can be found in one circle, the second has 7 places, the third 13, the fourth 37 and the fifth 73.
Although there is some difference of opinion about the counting of the hexagrams, I stick to the counting like I described. The reason of this difference of opinion is the fact that the second hexagram is turned on its side, and is not build up out of triangles of triangular numbers. And mathematicians don't like departure from a rule. But I see a Star of David, so I count a Star of David. And the first hexagram is of course only potential. The formula to calculate the number of units of a Star of David is: H(n+2)=(12xDn)+1=(12xDn)+1 So H(3+2)=(12xD3)+1.....H5=(12x6)+1=72+1=73 This formula makes clear that the third Star of David with
13 units is the first star that satisfies the formula. (The H stand for Hexagram
and I made the 2 grey, because there are different
interpretation possible. I could not yet determine if the counting of the
Hexagrams is important for interpreting the codes in the bible. For the
numbering of the primes and composites it is important) So in the
opinion of some people the Star with 13 units is the first star. The Hebrew word
echad means one and has the number value 13:
The reader will have seen that the fourth and the fifth Star of David have respectively 37 and 73 units. This are the factors with which the number value 2701 of Gen.1:1 is build up. Also appears the core of the fifth hexagram, the hexagon, to have 37 units, thus is equal to the fourth hexagram. The formula for the number of units in a hexagon (h) is: hn=(6xDn)+1.......so: h3=(6xD3)+1=(6x6)+1=36+1=37
Not only in the number structure of the number of letters and words the triangle plays a roll, also in the number value of the first verse the triangle plays a roll. 2701 is namely the triangular number of 73. Vernon Jenkins has written about this phenomenon, but it is necessary to mention it here to get a good understanding of the mathematical structure of the bible text.
The seven words of Gen.1:1 can be divided in two groups of words with special properties. The first group has five words: In the beginning God created the heaven, with the number value 1998. And the second group contains word six and seven: and* the earth, with the number value 703. This number happens to be the triangle of 37. This triangle can be placed in the triangle of 73, so that each corner of T37 touches one of the sides of T73, for the middle between 1 and 73 is 37. T73=2701
The number 1998 of
the first five words appears to be divided in three triangles and each triangle
has 666 units, and is the triangle of 36. This are now the cornerstones that
keep the earth on its place. The Hebrew word for cornerstone or head of
the corner is:
From the number value 2701 of Gen.1:1 can be drawn a mathematical pattern of 37x73. A star of stars. Maybe Revelation 22:16 is here on its place: ‘I, Jesus, sent my angel to give you this testimony for the churches. I am the root and offspring of David, the bright morning star.' But for putting the reader on the wrong leg, or maybe to put the reader on two legs, I add a text from Isaiah. In the bible you can always find this double pattern. The text is sometimes like a two cutting sword. Isaiah 14:12 ‘ How are you fallen from heaven, O bright star, son of the morning! how are you cut down to the ground, you who ruled the nations!’
I have also added an image of a star of 73x37 units to show that AxB is not always equal to BxA. This phenomenon is also known in the quantum mechanics. If we look in the world of atoms we see the same thing. Atoms contain protons (p), neutrons (n) and electrons (e). When we call an atom A then we can formulate the third element as: A3=(3.p+3.n+3.e) However this not equal to 3.A=3(p+n+e). The same amount of protons, neutrons and electrons. It are different elements with different properties:
We have to consider that in the word of numbers this phenomenon also occurs.
© Frank Colijn 2005 |
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4+8+1=13.
T37=703 
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(5+50+80)+(300+1+200+30)=135+531=666.(
