The Bible Is Built on the Rock of Mathematics

[JustMe]

We can indeed find fractals in nature, which is why these fractals and many more are found in the prologues of Genesis and John, which deal with creation by the word of God. Incidentally, man's works tend to be Euclidean. The difference between God's creation and man's creations is the difference between a magnificent old-growth forest and a dull city street. A telling exception is great works of art, which we call "inspired" and which have recently been shown to embody fractal patterns. An example is the opening statement of Beethoven's fifth symphony, which contains a recursive short-short-long pattern. The codes show that the Bible was inspired too and to a far greater degree than any symphony.

That answers your excellent question in fact. Yes, the Spirit of God, the Word, expresses itself through life and through inspired works of men and women.

Like the way you formed your last succinct statement.

 

[Bill Downie]

I have to admit by the third page I was starting to glaze over, but what amazing information! Thank you!

Much love!

You're most welcome. This information is there to be shared. In fact the pleasure of sharing it as much a part of what makes it worth while as discovering it. This is nothing less than a frozen miracle, there for all to witness and a testament to God's infinite power and the truth of His Word.

 

[Sister-n-Christ]

The Bible is built on a Rock, all right. Mathematics is not His name.

God created mathematics too you know .