File:Jerusalem area and the holy sites - Numerical Synchronicity.jpg
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[edit]DescriptionJerusalem area and the holy sites - Numerical Synchronicity.jpg |
English: The Topography of Jerusalem Area |
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(own work) The Image was created by Amir Tuchman and is part of his research "The Divine Equation & The Holy Temple" and currently published in the book by the same name. |
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Other information: The research "The Divine Equation and The Holy Temple" by Amir Tuchman reveals an intriguing numerical correlation between the geographical coordination of Jerusalem's Holy sites (latitude - 31°46′), the Biblical title of God (Shaddai - 314), the geometric principle of the Brazen Sea (- 3.14), and the universal constant ('π' - 3.14). Apparently, the key digits in all these features are the 3,1,4. https://tools.wmflabs.org/geohack/geohack.php?pagename=Temple_Mount¶ms=31_46_40.7_N_35_14_8.9_E_type:mountain_scale:100000
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The research "The Divine Equation and The Holy Temple" by Amir Tuchman reveals an intriguing numerical correlation between the geographical coordination of Jerusalem's Holy sites (latitude - 31°46′), the Biblical title of God (Shaddai - 314), the geometric principle of the Brazen Sea (- 3.14), and the universal constant ('π' - 3.14). Apparently, the key digits in all these features are the 3,1,4.
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