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1 373 6 THE PROOF SET IN STONE π e & MATHEMATICAL EVIDENCE FOR INTELLIGENT DESIGN IN THE FIRST WORDS OF THE BIBLE By Peter Bluer 1
2 16 July 2009 Printed 17 May
3 The Two Universal Constants encoded in Gen 1.1 and John 1.1 The two universal constants known to science and mathematics are the well known one called Pi - π: /7 and the not so well known one of Exponentiation called e : π first appears as the ratio of the diameter of a circle to its circumference C = πd or 2πr. This constant is used to calculate the Area of Circle and the Surface Area and the Volume of a Sphere. Its use is truly universal in Physics and other branches of Science. For example, a few formulae are, 0 = e iπ + 1 Pure Maths ƒ 0 = 1 / 2π LC Force on a Planet = 4π 2 m r / T 2 Electrical Theory Gravitation theory Any Science that involves 2 or 3 dimensional space or solid materials, which is virtually everything, will always involve π. The other universal constant is involved throughout Science and Mathematics. It was first discovered in the 16th century and is associated with exponential growth. It is found in quantitative science and technology obeying the law of the form y = Ae kt. It is not always realised by both teachers and students just how important this constant is. Here are some formulae that uses e. x = Ae kt A(x) = x / Loge x Wave Equation Distribution of Prime numbers Q (t) = Qe -t/rc Electrical theory e x é = Cos x + ésin x Pure Mathematics é = -1 Now why are we discussing these constants as regards the issue of Creation and Evolution? Special Creation by God is the answer given by the Bible of why we are here on Earth. First we have to establish the true value of both these constants. 1. This paper is taken from the book A Proof Set in Stone obtainable from the author Dr Peter Bluer, 15 Patchcroft Rd, Wythenshawe, Manchester, M22 5JG. The Author is indebted to Vernon Jenkins, Bevan Williams and Ian Strachan for their discovery of some of these symmetries and the numerical constants. 3
4 à 1 á 1 á 2 â 2 â 3 ã 3 ã 4 ä 4 ä 5 å 5 å 6 6 æ 7 æ 7 ç 8 ç 8 è 9 è 9 é 10 é 10 ë 20 ê 20 ì 30 ë 30 î 40 ì 40 ð 50 í 50 ñ 60 î 60 ò 70 ï 70 ô 80 ð 80 ö ñ 100 ø 200 ó 200 ù 300 ô 300 ú 400 õ 400 ö ø 700 ù 800 The ancients did not know that e existed and had difficulty arriving at a true value of π, but today we know the true value of π to many millions of places of decimals. We know the value of e from the time when it was first discovered. Now what does the Bible say about these two constants? Quite a lot and the values will be shown to be within 0.001% of the true values in both cases. Because these Constants are Irrational Numbers in the same way as 2 is, it is not possible that the Biblical method of calculating the values can be exact. This is even true for the mathematical formulae that mathematicians use.. Firstly both the Hebrew and Greek alphabets have an unusual phenomena in that not only are they letters that spell words but each letter has a numerical value that was decided in about 200 BC. The Table shows the values. The Scripture in Gen 1.1 says In the beginning God created the Heavens and the Earth and John 1.1 says In the beginning was the Word and the Word was with God and the Word was God It is the numeric values of these two sentences that provide the answer. Below is Gen 1.1 with the necessary values applied from the table of values. It must be remembered that Gen 1.1 was written thousands of years ago at the very dawn of history. The following analysis is truly amazing. It is hardly believable, but I must say the facts are written in Scripture in the same manner as a name engraved in Stone. Now for the formula! = ,200,1,5 400,1,6 40,10,40,300,5 400,1 40,10,5,30,1 1,200,2 400,10,300,1,200,2 õøàä úàåt íéîùä úà íéäìà àøá úéùàøá Earth the and Heavens the God created beginning the In 4
5 Applying this most intriguing formula to the Gen 1.1 and John 1.1 π = Gen 1.1 The number of letters x the product of the letters The number of words x the product of the words π = 28 x = x Standard form format 28 ( letters ) x 90 x 200 x 1 x 5 x 400 x 1 x 6 x 40 x 10 x 40 x 300 x 5 x 400 x 1 x 40 x 10 x 5 x 30 x 1 x 1 x 200 x 2 x 400 x 10 x 300 x 1 x 200 x 2 we have the following value 28 x ,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 This can be expressed as 28 x x Then 7 ( words ) x 913 x 203 x 86 x 401 x 395 x 407 x 296 which gives 7 x 304,153,525,784,175,760 This can be expressed as 7 x x This is the same string of digits as We now apply the same formula to John 1.1 π e = John 1.1 The number of letters x the product of the letters The number of words x the product of the words ,50 1,100,600,8,10 8, ,70,3,70,200 20,1, ,70,3,70,200 8,50 In [the] beginning was the Word and the Word was Åí áñ çí ï ëïãïò 5 êáé ï ëïãïò çí ,100,70, ,70,50 9,5,70,50 20,1,10 9,5,70,200 8, ,70,3,70,200 with the God and God was the Word, ðñïò ôïí èåïí, êáé èåïò çí ï ëïãïò
6 e = 52 x = x Standard form format 52 ( letters ) x 5 x 50 x 1 x 100 x 600 x 8 x 10 x 8 x 50 x 70 x 30 x 70 x 3 x 70 x 200 x 20 x 1 x 10 x 70 x 30 x 70 x 3 x 70 x 200 x 8 x 50 x 80 x 100 x 70 x 200 x 300 x 70 x 50 x 9 x 5 x 70 x 50 x 20 x 1 x 10 x 9 x 5 x 70 x 200 x 8 x 50 x 70 x 30 x 70 x 3 x 70 x 200 We have the following calculation: 52_x_843,625,145,625,911,083,008,0000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000, 000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 This can be expressed as 52 x x ( words ) x 55 x 719 x 58 x 70 x 373 x 31 x 70 x 373 x 58 x 450 x 420 x 134 x 31 x 284 x 58 x 70 x 373 which gives 17 x Expressed as 17 x x This value of e is derived in the same way as for π after stripping the constants of their surplus zeroes and using the constants in their standard form format: This string of digits are the same as the constant e This is one thousandth of 1% accuracy. [ and the scripture cannot be broken John ], To now consider the accuracy to 7 millionths of a unit we will take the sum of both π and e Mathematical value Biblical value π = e = Total sum = The absolute error = or 1 Ten Thousandths of 1% That these two major constants that appear throughout the Creation and they are both derived from Gen 1.1 and John 1.1 These two verses contain the major truths of Creation from Judaism and Christianity. I cannot emphasize too much just how this Exponential Constant and its inverse the logarithm describes the physical Universe in which we live. This constant has only being discovered and developed in the last 4 centuries, the Ancients new nothing of it yet it is explicit in John 1.1, written 2000 years ago by the same format as Gen
7 How did John in his gospel know this 2000 years ago? Did he study Genesis and realised that π was encoded and then he secretly knew this exponential constant and decided to encode this in his writings? This whole notion is preposterous and the real truth is that God inspired him to write these profound words! If we drop one letter the constants are destroyed so it shows that the actual text has been preserved by the providence of God. Gen 1.1 can be displayed in Numerical Geometry % %% %%% %%%% The sum of the 3 %%%%% %%%%%% black Equilateral %%%%%%% %%%%%%%% 2701 %%%%%%%%% Triangles is 1998 %%%%%%%%%% %%%%%%%%%%% %%%%%%%%%%%% which is the phrase: %%%%%%%%%%%%% %%%%%%%%%%%%%% %%%%%%%%%%%%%%% %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% In the beginning %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% God created %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% the Heavens %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% The smaller triangle %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% is 703 the phrase: %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% and the Earth %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% 73 %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% 37 %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% 73 %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% And %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% the Earth %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% 703 %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% 73 The triangle above has 2701 elements with side lengths of 73 elements, 2701 is the value of Gen 1.1, 2701 is the 73 rd Triangular Number. The inscribed triangle has 703 elements the value of and the Earth with side lengths of 37 elements, which is 37 th Triangular number. This triangle fits neatly in such a way as to section off 3 more Triangles that have 666 elements and side lengths of 36 elements = 1998 Notice the threeness of the Symmetry, a sign of the Triune God. 7
8 Here are some further Symmetries of Gen 1.1 which are outstanding. If we add together the odd positional values of the words, 913 (1) + 86 (3) (5) (7) = 1690 = 10 x 169 The even positional values, 203 (2) (4) (6) = 1011 = 3 x 337 First the value 1690 is 10 times the 8 th Hexagon number ( 169 ) = 10 x 169. Also the second value 1011 is 3 times the 8 th Hexagram number ( 337 ) 1011 = 3 x 337. & && & && & && & & && & && & && & && & && & & && & && & & & & && & && & && & && && & && & & && & & & && & & && && & & && & && 337 & && The Value of 169 this Structure is 2701 = 37 x 73 && && && Gen 1.1 && && && && & && && & && & *& *& & && && & & & && & & && && & && && && && & && && & && & & && && & & && & & && & & && & & && & & & && & && && & && && & & && & && & && & & & && & & & & && & & None of this design is a 337 product of chance but of && & & divine origin. && & By Dr Peter Bluer PhD, BSc [hons] && &
9 Many people ask me why 373? The number 373 is a very interesting value. From the look of it you can see it is a palindrome - that is, it reads the same value backwards as well as forwards. Looking again it will separate into (37)3 or into 3(73). And 73 is the reflection of is the 74 th prime number. You might ask why is that so relevant? The value 74 is 2 x 37 and 74 is the neighbour of 73. Now it gets interesting!. On investigation 37 is the 12 th prime number and 73 is the 21 st prime number and we can now observe that 12 and 21 are the reflections of each other in just the same way that 37 and 73 are reflections. The neighbour of the value 373 is the number 374 which when separated gives (37)4 and 3(74) which is of course 3( 2 x 37 ). Let us now find the product of 37 x 73 = Is this unusual? Yes! Finding the sum of 2701 and its reflection 1072 gives Now 3773 = 7 x 7 x 7 x 11 = 7 3 x 11 [ 3 & 7 ] All this from 373 is a strange phenomenon! Upon examination of 2701 it is the 73 rd triangular number i.e. the sum of all the values of = There many more results concerning these numbers 3 & 7 and it can be shown by algebra that only 3, 7 have these remarkable properties. The question is where on earth did I get this starting number 373? The answer is from the Bible is the value of Gen 1.1 and 373 is the value of Word the name of Jesus Christ. Now Jesus has the value 888 = 3 x 8 x 37 and Christ has the value of 1480 = 3 x 5 x 37 Both multiples of 37 The value of π can also be given as The Name of the Messiah (Christ) Word ( ëïãïò ) = 30,70,3,70,200 = 373 ëïãïò 9
10 These words of Genesis were written by Moses before the numeration of the letters were known!! The numeration of the Hebrew came into existence in about 200 BC. John 1.1 is in Greek, Gen 1.1 is in Hebrew a different language. The Star of David has a history only from about 1000 BC. It is very intriguing that a Mathematic structure such as the Hexagram was chosen as Israel s national emblem. ** Therein lies the clue that we have all missed! ** The structure of the Hexagon and the Hexagram was discovered while proving by algebra that 37 x 73 = 2701 and also is the 73 rd triangular number with reflective digits. This is unique solution which uses the values of 3 and 7. Gen 1.1 is 37 x 73 = 2701 ( ) John 1.1 is 39 x 93 = 3627 Please note, both scriptures have reflective factors = 6328 the 112 th Triangular number. 112 is the value of LORD ( 26 ) + GOD ( 86 ) Hebrew. JESUS = (888 = 3 x 8 x 37) + CHRIST = (1480 = 5 x 8 x 37) = 2368 ' ' ' '''' ' '''' '''' ' ' ' 6328 is an anagram of 2368 = 4 3 x 37 ( ) Gen 1.1 with the 5 words 1998 = 2 x 3 3 x 37 Now the Hexagon can be viewed also as a cube. The cubes shown are 3 3 and 4 3 To recall, the value of The God íéäìàä is 91. Exploring the factor 91 = 7 x 13 we have '''' ''''' '''''' ''''''' '''''' ''''' '''' = = 37 and its Reflection 73 and 73 x 37 = = = 91 and its Reflection 19 and 19 x 37 = 703 The value 703 = and the Earth is composed of = 703 if we now calculate 3 3 / 91 = and = 3 3 x 3 3 x 407. with also 4 3 / 91 = and = 3 3 x 4 3 x 407. The value 407 (11 x 37) is the value of the sixth word of Gen 1.1 These Structures show an origin not of man, but of God because when Gen 1.1 was written the numeric assignments were unknown. 10
11 As we investigate further, these Signatures 37 & 73 will keep re-occuring in these numerical structures. For example concatenate the values 37 & 73 in this way as Arranged as follows (37)3 or 3(73). What do we find? 373 is the 74 th Prime Number. 74 is 2 x 37 and the neighbour of 73. Add the last two words [6,7] = 703 (7, 3) and 703 = gives the digits [37x3] [373] [3x73] Previously we had 3773 revealing 7 3 = 7 x 7 x 7 = also encodes 37 and 73. How? 3(43) = = 37 (34)3 = = 73 (7) (7) This value 343 equals the sum of two Hebrew words Myhla rmayv In summary this number 2701 and its Prime Number product of 37 x 73 is most definitely a very remarkable number. It is time, I think, that you should know what is the translation of these 7 Hebrew words. It is the sentence that the Astronauts read out from their Space Module. It is the most famous sentence known to man and it comes from the most ancient document we have. It is from the first words of the Bible in Gen 1.1 In the beginning God created the Heaven and the Earth The 2 nd object the 1 st object Subject and verb Xrah 7 tav 6 MymDh 5 ta 4 Myhla 3 arb 2 tydarb Earth the **and Heavens the ** God created beginning the In Each day of Creation begins And God said 343 = 7 3 as above Gen 1.3,6,9,14,20,24, **Untranslatable Participle - the sign of the direct object 11 Myhla rmayv God said and
12 Outstanding All these the values are define by the Decimal System i.e. Radix 10. In Appendix A, it is proved examining the other possible Radices of the form r = 3a + 1, that the only viable Radix for Bible Numerics is Radix 10. Multiples of 37 n th Prime Number 1 Position in π ( Pi ) 1 1 x 3 x 37 = th Prime no occurs at position x 3 x 37 = nd Prime no occurs at position x 3 x 37 = rd Prime no occurs at position x 3 x 37 = th Prime no occurs at position x 3 x 37 = th Prime no occurs at position x 3 x 37 = th Prime no occurs at position x 3 x 37 = th Prime no occurs at position x 3 x 37 = th Prime no occurs at position x 3 x 37 = th Prime no occurs at position 762 Totals Sums to Sums to Remember Gen 1.1 with its value of 2701 and its Reflection of = 3773 Proof-Evidence Reflect <> = Can you believe the above! These properties of 37 & 73 = 2701 are phenomenal and that is why The Lord has chosen base 10 and the Symmetries of the Prime Number 37. It is only in this age of computers that it has been possible to calculate these large number positions in π and Prime Numbers. This Prime Number 37 is found in the Bible Gen 1.1 and in DNA. After Gen 1.1 we will examine Gen 1.2b says And the Spirit of God moved upon the face of the waters This phrase about Creation has the remarkable value of 1369 = 37 x 37 Creation: 20 Amino Acids: The Atomic weight DNA 2738 = 2 x 37 x This program finds the position of any numeric string in Pi - π The position of any Prime Number. The knowledge of Primes Numbers up to was unknown to Moses. 12
13 Atheism Remember the 7 values of Gen 1.1 Xrah tav MymDh ta Myhla arb tydarb Earth the and Heavens the _ God created beginning the In Previously we learnt that these values sum to = 2701 = 37 x 73 Just as 37 is the reflection of is the reflection of 1072, then = 3773 Next index the 7 values to Primes in this way. What is the 913 th Prime? The Final result of the indexing of the 7 words of Gen 1.1 to Prime numbers with the result seems to me beyond Miraculous. I find this hard to believe every time I study this. It is like a Thunderbolt from Heaven 913 th Prime No. = rd Prime No. = th Prime No. = st Prime No. = th Prime No. = th Prime No. = th Prime No. = 1949 The Total Sum = Now is the 2161 st Prime Number. We Reflect & add = 3773 Just as = = 2 x 2 x [13 x 31] The Signatures of John 1.1 = 3 x 3 x [13 x 31] Remember these values are from Gen 1.1 Wow!!! This incredible result is the work of the Master Mathematician our Father The connection between Prime numbers and the values of Gen 1.1 is truly phenomenal. Prime numbers are studied by Mathematicians as Primes are fundamental to Mathematics. This analysis shows the absolute Proof Set in Stone of the divine origin of the 7 words which Moses had written. He had NO KNOWLEDGE of the values of 7 words in Gen 1.1. In the beginning God created the Heaven and the Earth He [Jesus] is the reflection of God's glory and the exact likeness of his being Heb 1.3 As 37 reflects 73 Finally the total of in Rev 1.1 The Revelation from Jesus Christ, which God gave him... has the value and 2 x = 3773 x 10!! 13 Vanquished This next item, Unbelievable. 703 rd Prime No. is st Prime No. is And between 5303 and there are exactly integers
14 You should now watch the DVD or read the Seven Unusual Numbers booklet. This will give you the unassailable evidence that you need which proves that the Bible is indeed the true revelation to Mankind. It shows by Prime Numbers that the words in Hebrew of Genesis 1.1 and the Greek words of John 1.1 are the exactly the right number of words and letters that there should be. No more and no less! Now what can we say about the Messiah - Jesus Christ? The Religions of Ancient Rome could not compete with the promise of the God of Israel - the promise of Eternal life in the Kingdom of God and with the entrance into his Kingdom having been paid for by the blood of His Christ - His own Son. The Promise is the free gift of eternal life. You cannot work for it. John 6.29 They said to Jesus, What must we do, to do the works of God?" Jesus answered them, This is the work of God, that you believe in him whom He has sent. All the Prophets from Moses, Isaiah, Jeremiah never spoke like this Man! The Prophets all confessed their Sins but this man never gave the slightest hint that he was a sinner, for in Christ the whole fullness of the Deity dwells bodily Col 2.9 Also He made the most amazing statements that no Prophet had ever uttered: Jesus said to them you will die in your sins unless you believe that I am He I say to you, If any one may keep my word, by no means will he taste death in the [ coming ] age John 8.24, 51 I am the Resurrection and the life; he who believes in me, though he die, yet shall he live, [ at the resurrection of the dead ] and whoever lives [ again, in this resurrection ] and believes in me shall never die John To see the Evidence for why the Bible is True watch the DVD. 14
15 This small booklet is part of a book. Contents 460 Pages 373 A Proof Set in Stone by Dr Peter Bluer, PhD, BSc [hons] Section 1 The Fundamental Doctrine of Christianity. The exposition of John 1.1 More evidence from the New Testament. The Plural of God in the Old Testament. Who is the Angel of the Covenant?. The Glory of the LORD. The Doctrine of the Holy Spirit. Section 2 Mathematical proof for an unbelieving age that Genesis Investigation of Gen 1.1. Evidence in the New Testament. Numerical Geometry. Algebraic Analysis. The Shema. Other Languages, English, French and German. Numerical analysis of John 1.1. The analysis of Pi, π, 22/7, e, Section 3 Clear evidence that Jesus Christ is the prophesied Messiah sent to Israel at the time of the Roman Empire. The exact time of his appearance as prophesied by Daniel the Prophet and a New assessment of the Second Advent. A verse by verse exposition of 70 Weeks of Daniel 9:24-25 The book is obtainable from the Author for incl. P & 15 Patchcroft Rd, Peel Hall,Wythenshawe, Manchester, M22 5JG, Peter Bluer PhD, BSc [hons] 15
16 This book provides full Scientific Evidence for the Truth of the Bible and the Proof of he fundamental Teaching of Christianity, called The Deity of Christ with full Analysis of the Event called the Second Coming of Christ. 373 A Proof Set in Stone by Dr Peter Bluer, PhD, BSc (hons) 373 A Proof Set in Stone incl P & P DVD (3 booklets included) 5.99 incl P & P DVD has 5 videos - 70 weeks, Bible Numerics, Running time 4 hours Book obtainable from Peter Bluer or and Ebay under Creation. 15 Patchcroft Road, Peel Hall, Wythenshawe Manchester, M22 5JG, U.K. Tel peter@biblemaths.com Please make cheque payable to Dr Peter Bluer Air mail, Europe, U.S.A and the The Rest of the World - See Web site for Overseas Prices 16
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