Month: September 2020

All posts chemistry and physics geometry Number squares of Antiquity 

Rounded Earth – How Can it Possibly Be Cubic?

September 30, 2020September 30, 2020 David Ohrenstein 0 Comments 3 x 3 number square., ancient number squares, cubic Earth?, periodic chart, struts

Rounded Earth – How Can it Possibly Be Cubic? Ancient civilizations thought there were four elements. Today, of course, we

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Great Pyramid of Egypt measure in antiquity 

Great Pyramid Sews Numbers Five and Six Together

September 27, 2020 David Ohrenstein 0 Comments fifty-six, five, Great Pyramid, Six, sixty-five

Great Pyramid Sews Numbers Five and Six Together. How and Why? The why is easy: Five personifies yin while six

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chemistry and physics geometry philosophy 

Lucky thirteen fits a mathematical formula

September 19, 2020 David Ohrenstein 0 Comments one, packing of spheres, R. Buckminster Fuller, thirteen, unity

Lucky thirteen fits a mathematical formula. Thirteen is not such a bad number; as a matter of fact, it’s great. 

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Biblical Prophecy of the Lion and Lamb

September 17, 2020 David Ohrenstein 0 Comments ancient number squres, biblical prophecy, gematria, Hebrew letters., Lion and the lamb

Biblical Prophecy of the Lion and Lamb. The lion and lamb have come to symbolize the Messianic Age [1] Our task is to

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All posts Atlantis chemistry and physics 

Periodic Chart Grid Found in the Lo Shu

September 13, 2020 David Ohrenstein 0 Comments geomancy, John Michell, Lo shu, number squares, periodic chart

Periodic Chart Grid Found in the Lo Shu. Simple knowledge of arithmetic and geometry is all that is required here.

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All posts Great Pyramid of Egypt philosophy 

Take Five Give Five is a Biblical Theme

September 11, 2020 David Ohrenstein 0 Comments Abraham, Avram, Great Pyramid, Sarah, Saree

Take Five – Give Five is a Biblical Theme. Five is not only a theme in Egyptology. Missing and found

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All posts Number squares of Antiquity 

Psalms Play Numerical Tic-Tack-Toe

September 9, 2020 David Ohrenstein 0 Comments 3 x 3 number square., John Michell, psalms, The View Over Atlantis, tic-tack-toe

Psalms Play Numerical Tic-Tack-Toe. Answer: The book of Psalms is the longest book of the Bible, with 150 “chapters”—more properly called “psalms” or

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Thirty Nine Biblical Books of the Old Testament

September 7, 2020 David Ohrenstein 0 Comments 3 x 3 number square., 4 x 4 number square, Bible, Old Testament, Protestant Bibles

Thirty Nine Biblical Books of the Old Testament. Why are there 39 books of the Old Testament in  Protestant Bibles? The Hebraic

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All posts geometry Number squares of Antiquity 

Base Nine is Better than Base Ten- Here’s Why

September 3, 2020 David Ohrenstein 0 Comments lead-82, nine, Platonic solids, ten, universe

Base Nine is Better than Base Ten- Here’s Why. Ancient, long lasting, peaceful civilizations were based on number squares. The

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