Psalms 90–99: A Numerical-Theological Architecture of Reign, Judgment, Worship and the Father’s Will
A Biblical Mathematics Reflection Abstract. Psalms 90–99 form a striking theological sequence. They begin with human mortality before the eternal God, move through refuge, righteousness and divine kingship, confront wickedness and judgment, call the people to worship, and culminate in the universal reign, salvation, holiness and righteous judgment of YHWH. This paper explores an unexpected…
The Gate, the Door, and the Way
The Gate, the Door, and the Way Biblical Mathematics & Theology The Gate, the Door, and the Way Psalm 87, John 10:9, John 14:6, and the Mathematics of Divine Access Abstract Psalm 87 is one of the shortest yet most universal visions in the Psalter. Zion is the city specially loved by YHWH, but the…
A Sign Made With Me
Biblical Mathematics & Christological Study A Sign Made With Me Psalm 86:17 and the 153 Christological Signature David, the Son of David, and the Embodied Sign of God’s Goodness Abstract Psalm 86:17 contains one of David’s most intriguing petitions: “Shew me a token for good; that they which hate me may see it, and be…
“Near Your Altars”: Psalm 84:1–3, the Number 315, and the Spiritual Net of 153
Abstract Psalm 84 is a song of longing for the dwelling place of God. Its opening three verses move from delight in the Lord’s tabernacles, to the soul crying out for the living God, and finally to the image of the sparrow and swallow finding a home near the altar. Using the Method of Verse…
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The Lord's Prayer: A Mathematician's Creed 