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4 Sides to a Square It is by design that there are 4 square sides to the Holy Temple’s Central Altar, and 4 to the Inner Courtyard and 4 to the Outer Courtyard, adjusted for the 5 cubits added behind the Temple Building.  The total perimeter of those 4 square sides are (128 + 400 … Continue reading “Part XVII Connecting the Dots – Part 3 DNA”

We listed some of the abnormal symmetry built into our solar system. For anyone that has not been following this series from its inception, you can find the entire work here. We even mentioned their relationship between the circle and the square. What we neglected to mention was that since the area of the square … Continue reading “Part XI The Rules of the Game”

Completing Part VI, Section D All the numbers we have been dealing with concerning the Torah’s first verse and its cubic nature, form a circle. They all circle and cycle back on each other, starting with 173, as the sum of the small gematria of the 42-Letter Name. There was 37 and 73 and 127 … Continue reading “The Inner Circle”

Before we get back to Bell Numbers, we want to clarify something. We explained earlier that the only way for us to comprehend a higher dimensional object is to project it onto a 2-dimensional surface.  This picture is a higher dimension orthographic projection of a hypercube onto a 2-dimension surface.  It is a combination or … Continue reading “Part VI Section C: For Whom the Bell Tolls”