Torah geometry page 2

#37 see #424

#318 with 9-1-3, (3 pairs differing by 1). With 9-1-1, (2 1s for 2 pairs differing by 1)

Lamed hei caph #423 mine b or r non-geometric. made number out of each grouping of letters. Took the square root and it registered.

There are 12 letters in the first verse that are 1-9, 5 that are 10-19 and 11 that are 20-27. √12511 = 111.85281552. 111 is aleph in full gematria. 8,5 and 2 are the most evenly spaced digits (including going around 0) with 5. With no B, we take √11511 = 107.2893, consecutive digits from 7 to 3 each used once.

#424 B or R non-geometric mine. More to do with backwards spelling see #37. The second temple lasted 410 years, which is I-T in full gematria. This suggests T+IT+SIT+ASIT+RASIT but we already did this and it was 3142 (π). We did 400/410/710/711/911 (T,IT,…) and got 0.000… 21214354. Notice 2 is one more than 1, then 4 is 1 more than 3 and 5 is one more than 4. If we also divide by 913(BRASIT), we get 0.000…23236. Notice there was no 2 or 3 in the last one, the only one missing, and there are 2 of them like with 21.

Also, 911+711+710 =2332 where 2332 is the date of the Messiah. The letters make RASh which means head; “The head is enough to make it to the Messiah” I guess. 400/410/710 = 0.00137, where 13, 37 and 73 are Star of David numbers.

Aleph beit reish #425 mine geometric b only made triangles out of numbers of letters and found total angle and it showed intelligence.

The first angle is tan-1(1/2), then tan-1(1/20), and so on. The total angle in radians is 1.4916792. Note 1,4,9 and 16, and that accumulation works similarly to squaring. Also note that the number is almost 1.5 or 3/2. The angles don’t go that way, it represents almost infinity with the whole Torah being able to be placed in there with spacing. The 792033 has square root 889.96, close digits to 9 or 9.

Mem nun #426 B or R mine. Looked at each forward descent

If every time there’s a maximum and we subtract how far down it goes before moving up again, the first B doesn’t matter, so this works with B or R. The first verse is 169 and if we add the Tz in the second verse (there is a V/”and” before it) 169+27=196. 169 and 196 are mirror images after the 1. They are also 132 and 142. The other v went to T and T and Tz end the two spellings of the alephbeit.

169+196 can also sort of be 2699.6 or the full gematria of the first verse without the B.

Aleph gimmel beit #427 averaging mine b only. The gematrias of the first verse, simple and final are 329 and 2701 and we average them in 3 ways.

329+2701 = 3030 and 3030/2 = 1515. These are simple roman numerals without subtraction or addition in a decimal place (1s, 10s, 100s, 1000s,…) with MMMXXX and MDXV. 329*2701 = 888629 with 888 being Christ in Greek and 629 forming 2699 (the full gematria of the first verse with no B).

1/(1/329+1/2701) = 293.27 6897 repeating. 293 makes 329 (the simple gematria in the first verse again from itself). 27 is the letters in the alphabet. 6897 is 6 to 9 1 at a time without skipping.

30 is 27+2.7+.27+…

Aleph gimmel beit hei dalet #428 B or R mine. Found an interesting function of words.

Suppose we have 3 numbers x,y and z and they have a gcf of a. We take a+x/a+y/a+z/a in method A. In method B, if we have x,y/x and z/y we take x+y+z.

Because of the tav being 22 and having a gcd of 2, the beit can be there or not to give the same number in the first word.

In the first word in method B BRASI adds to 2+2+1+21+5 = 31 and BRASIT adds to 2+2+1+21+5+11 = 42. 31 and 42 make π to 4 digits (3.142).

The second word is always 13, a star of David number.

The third word in method A is 1+6+5+2+12 = 26, a holy name for God and the word is God also.

The fourth word is just 23 and 2 words in the verse are 23 in simple gematria.

The fifth word is 38, too high for a Star of David so we split it up. We note that odd and even digits are relatively prime. HmM is 42 and ShI is 31, again making 3142 (π is 3.142),

The sixth word is 3+2+1+11= just 17, but the digits are in {2,7,0,1}.

The seventh word is 37, another star of David number.