Biblical numbers game :) - Page 1

There are three VERY important numbers in the Bible and one that is not only important, but not contained within the pages.  That was the one we were supposed to discover on our own, to let us know that we understood what was being written, and why.  The three that ARE written are shown below and the answer is the riddle of the one that is neither written NOR shown, but is the question that contains the answer!

7
666
3

I particularly want to hear interpretations from Shtal and Gouda about what these numbers represent.  I calculated the answers to these and riddled the riddle of the unspoken number almost 5 decades ago, just from reading the same pages that you claim to "believe" and live by.  They indeed have very significant meanings for all of us, with the answers contained in the book, if you know where and how to look.  I'd love to know what meaning you've taken from those numbers.  What is peculiar about them and WHY do they have special meaning?  You're supposed to see signs, but if you can't recognize them, you won't see them.  I've been seeing them for years and recognizing them, because I know the riddle well.

Would you recognize the impact of those numbers, as in the equations, or would you look for them to appear as JUST those numbers?

Now, this is truly a Biblical question and will PROVE if you do or do not understand what is written, not only in the lines of the words, but also between them.

I'm not expecting you to really understand this, but I just had to ask and will await a reply with enthusiasm.

To start you off, I'll even give you a couple of hints: 

1. You'll come close to solving the most obvious one, but close only counts in horseshoes.  And the closeness of that one answer has the ability to solve the others.  In this case, the splitting of a  hair has HUGE consequences.
2. They're truly rooted in simple arithmetic and they contain their own answers. 
3. If you don't understand these, you have no chance of finding the hidden one (the riddle).
4. If you can't find and comprehend the riddle, you're doomed never to find the answer that doesn't exist, but does.

Have fun!

Having a Blast! Thanks! Hope you don't mind
if I crashed your party,
LOL

 

No problem, blasts are always a good thing!  When I party, it's an open door policy, always!  It's only the ones standing on the other side of the door, frightened of what's going on inside, that uninvite themselves.

Interesting!  I know this is for gouda or stahl, but can I guess?  

Is it 8?  7 + 1 = 8.  

1 symbolizes one God, unity, denotes the beginning, is a cardinal number.  

7 symbolizes a lot in the Bible:  it is considered to be the perfect number, 7th day of the week is the day of rest, there are 7 men of God in the Old Testament, Jesse had 7 sons, angels appeared 7 times in the Bible, there are 7 things that spiritually defile a person, 7 parables in Matthew, 7 seals in Revelation, Abraham's 7 fold blessing, God's 7 fold covenant with Israel, and on and on and on...

8 comes after 7 and represents completion, resurrection, the beginning of a new era.  The transfiguration occurred on the 8th day, circumcision took place on the 8th day, 8 represents Jesus's name in Greek, 8 writers in the New Testament who wrote about Jesus's life, death, and resurrection.

Not even close.  The numbers contain their own significance, on their own merit.

Well, I shouldn't say you aren't even close, now that I think about it.  Seven is repeated many, many times, meaning that we're supposed to glean a special significance from the number itself.  What are represented by that number are the signs, but what is the sign saying?  And how do you know for sure?

Why are measurements in the Bible so exact?  Why do the dimensions seem elusive?  What do those dimensions mean when they aren't mentioned except when giving measurements of specific items?

Why are some numbers woven through the pages like a thread, repeated over and over again?

All of the Bible's secrets are contained in the numbers, the language is meaningless without them.  Even if you understand the language and the guidance that comes from it, you can't fully understand without calculating the correct numbers.  First, you have to find the pattens to know which numbers are to be used for the calculations, both finite and infinite.  How do you find them and what do they mean?  Why are numbers so important?

Second clue: What are numbers?

I have to leave for a bit, be back later on to see if anyone can venture a guess.

gg, I have to give you credit, at least you're intrigued.

Just about out the door and thought of another VERY important clue that you can ponder along with ALL of the question swirling around in your head.  If you HAD to choose one verifiable constant in the Bible, what would it be?  And I'm not even talking about God himself, because that, you have to take on faith.  And faith is rooted in the constants in the Bible, which is the ability to give you that faith.  Now I'll ask you the question again:
If you HAD to choose one VERIFIABLE constant in the Bible, what would it be and WHY?

Want to expand on the hint because I'm having WAY too much fun!

If you were going to not only write, but pass on to the rest of mankind, the most important document in the history of the universe, which language would you choose?  And WHY?