Amicable numbers. In the Number Universe there are all kind of numbers with special properties. So have 220 and 284 the property that the sum of all their divisors is equal to the other number. One is to be considered as a proper divisor but not the number itself. In mathematics these numbers are called amicable numbers:
This mathematical phenomenon is applied in different ways in the bible text. First we look to Gen.1:1. how it is applied there. The number 220 appears to be related with the six alephs that we find in the first verse. The sum of the letter places of the six alephs represent God, Elohim: 26+23+15+10+9+3=86= If we make a triangular count of these six alephs like shown in the table below, the outcome is 220:
So we see that God hides the number 220 under the six alephs that represent Him Self. The aleph of Elohim is the third aleph and can be found on the 10th letter place. If we make a similar count like in the table above, the sum of the first ten triangles appears to be 220 too:
Now appears
the 220th word of the bible to be Elohim, T1+T2+T3=1+(1+2)+(1+2+3)=1+3+6=10 and C1+C2+C3=4+6+8=18 The number 220 carries in its divisors the number 284. This happens to be the number value of God in Greek: Theos, θεος, 9+5+70+200=284. Now we are going to
see how this mathematical phenomenon is applied in the bible text. First we
look for letter 220. This appears to be the 18th
mem,
The number value of the mem is 40 and of the de jod 10: 18x mem=18x40=720 So we see that the difference between those 18 mems and those 50 jods is again 220. In the second day (verse 6 till verse 8) is the mem the 23rd letter and the jod the 87th: 23+87=110, equal to the 11th divider of 220. We can also realize that the mem is the third mem in verse six and that the jod is the eighth jod in verse seven, together: 3+8=11.....11th divider of 220 is 110. There seems to be an interaction between letter/word position from the beginning of the bible, from the beginning of a day or the beginning of a verse. So we have to pay attention very well from where becomes counted. By the way, the letters 220 and 284, the jod and the mem, are the initials of Jesus Christ written in Hebrew: Jeshua Messiach:
The 18 mems can be divided into 6 normal and 12 sophit mems: 6x This number 7440 is
10x 744, 10x the CV of Jesus Messiah, Word 220 is Word 284 is Jom
Elohim, Gods Day, This
number 142 is the fifth divider of 284. By the way, the fifth
day has 220
letters (letter 903 till 1122) and the word jom, 9x
The number 112 of Yahweh Elohim has nine divisors. The ninth divisor is 56. The multiplication of the biggest divisor and its order number is: 9x56=504.
Now
I
will look to the relation between letter 220 (18th 74x Try to realize that
the first 18 mems are composed of 6 normal mems and 12 sophit mems, and have
together the number value 7440. It looks like this number becomes split up into
74 and 40. 74 is also the word
place where we find letter 284. 133x
This is the writing
form of the word Christ like we find it in Mat.27:17
word 17. This is the verse wherein Pilate asks the people who shall be released, Barabbas
or Jesus, who is called the Christ. The most common used writing form for
Christ is
Now is the last mem in verse
six the 24th mem
of the bible. The nine mems in verse six tie up something for the last
one,
the 24th: the sum of the first 24 triangular
numbers is namely 2600. Realize also that the mem sophit,
Maybe this is
useless information for the reader, but it are anchors with which the
letters of the bible are tied up in the Number Universe.
An other phenomenon
related to the amicable numbers we can find with letter 888, the CV of
Letter 220 is in
the fourth day letter 824 of the bible, which is a digit anagram of 284. 824 is
the CV of the word God, Letter 824 is the ajin,
The core words of
this verse are high and Priest. Together they have the number
value: 121+99=220. And also the house [of God] has the number
value 220. This 32nd ajin is the 7th of the fourth day, which is 7x70=490.
This is the CV of the Greek word: *** The difference between 220 and 284 is 64 or 8x8. The 64th composite is 88, also a kind of double 8. The word places in the bible where we find letter 220 and 284 are: 58 and 74; the difference is 74-58=16 or 8+8. In verse six we find letter 220 in the sixth word. Word six, המים, is the central word of verse six; the verse has 11 words.
The sixth prime is 11, and moreover 220 has as de sixth divider eleven. Although the distance from 58 till 74 is sixteen, but up to and including the distance is 17, equal to the sum: 6+11=17. We see that verse 7 has 17 words and that we find letter 284 in the 11th word. This is then the 22nd word in the second day. Letter 284 is de 20ste jod in the second day and the 8th jod in verse 7. We see here an interaction between the day, the verses, the jods and the dividers of 220: the 7th divider is 20, and the 8th divider is 22. The jod is 10. The triangle of 10 is 55. We find here a parallel with the dividers of 220, for the tenth divider of 220 is 55 (letter 220 is the mem, the 40; 220/40=5,5)
From here we go further with the 'prime jump': prime 55 is 251, and prime 251 is 1583. Now we have found three numbers: 55, 251 and 1583:
We see here that letter 220,
Possibly this is
accentuated because the triangle of four is ten: 1+2+3+4=10=
*** Here I will go
deeper into the fact that one letter can contain information or a code. Because
the letters have a place in the bible text we can collect all kind of information
about that letter:.... which letter is it, how many of this letter can we count from
the beginning of the bible, a creation day or a verse etc. I have given already
more examples on this site, but I want to give one more. And what letter
can I use better for this example than letter 112, for this is the CV of Yahweh Elohim,
The sum of the eleven letter places of the mems until letter 112 is 688, and is the CV of the word Jesus, Ιησου (10+8+200+70+400=688), like the name occurs for the first time in the bible, in the 40th book, the first verse, the third word (Mat.1:1). The number 688 is 8x86. I also want to point out that the 112th triangular number 6328 is, a digit anagram of 2368, the CV of Jesus Christ. These 11 mems can be divided into in 4 normal mems and 7 sophit mems. The 4 and the 7 play also a roll in forming the number 688. The multiplication of these two numbers is 4x7=28. In chapter 16 about the 'prime jump' I have shown that P28=103 and P103=557. The sum of these three numbers is 28+103+557=688, the CV of Ιησου. When we fill in the number value 40 for the normal mem and 600 for the mem sophit, then we find for these mems:
The total number value of these 11 mems is then 4360. This is the gematria of Isaiah 45:13:
It may be clear that Is.45:13 meant Jesus here. The verses Is.40:3, Mat.3:3, Mar.1:1-3 and John 1:23 affirm this once more:
The number 688 is also the number of the cup, poterion, ποτηριον, 80+70+300+8+100+10+70+50=688. This is the cup of which Jesus says in Mat.20:22: ..... Ye know not what ye ask. Are ye able to drink of the cup that I shall drink of, and to be baptized with the baptism that I am baptized with? They say unto him, We are able. And this is also the cup out of which he gives his disciples to drink and of which he says: For this is my blood of the new testament, which is shed for many for the remission of sins. (Mat.26:27-28). The code of letter 112
has also a relation with the amicable number 220. We can make this visible by
filling in the letter place of the mem out of the alphabet
of 27 letters. The mem normal,
*** An other interesting phenomenon we can find when we extract the root out of this pair of amicable numbers 220 and 284; the sum of those numbers has a very special outcome. We ignore here the decimal point and use only the first four digits: √220=14.83..... The number 3168 is the CV of the Greek phrase: Lord Jesus Christ (1Cor.8:6):
Κυριος Ιησους
Χριστος
The question is of cause if this is by chance or meant to be so.
Personally I do think the last, for with word 220 and 284 the Day of God,
Jom Elohim,
***
There is only one verse in the bible with the number value (220+284=) 504. This happens to be Psalm 136:3:
Give
thanks to the Lord of Lords, for his mercy endureth for ever.
***
Yet another relationship can be found with the number 220 and the gematria Katan of Jesus in Hebrew.
ישוע Gematria Katan 7-6-3-1 17
If we put the numbers of the letters together and place them in the normal reading direction from left to
right 1-3-6-7, we find the number 1367. This turns out to be the 220th prime
number. Jesus is the chosen one of God.
Prime
220=1367
chosen one
בחיר 200+10+8+2= 220
Rom.11:33
(last 5 words) and
his ways past finding out και ανεξιχνιαστοι αι οδοι αυτου
31 1367 11 154 1171 2734=2x1367
***
for
his mercy endureth for ever חסדו לעולם כי 78 176 30
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Frank Colijn, October 2008 |