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    Jewish Numerology

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    This document discusses the symbolic meanings of numbers in Jewish numerology. It explains that 1 represents unity, 2 represents capability and sufficiency, and 3 is considered God's number representing fullness or perfection. Four represents man's world and completeness in the human realm. Seven symbolizes perfect completion as the combination of 3 and 4. Six represents falling short of perfection. Three and a half often describes times when evil has some control and represents incomplete perfection. Eight symbolizes a new beginning after reaching the perfect seven.

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    This document discusses the symbolic meanings of numbers in Jewish numerology. It explains that 1 represents unity, 2 represents capability and sufficiency, and 3 is considered God's number representing fullness or perfection. Four represents man's world and completeness in the human realm. Seven symbolizes perfect completion as the combination of 3 and 4. Six represents falling short of perfection. Three and a half often describes times when evil has some control and represents incomplete perfection. Eight symbolizes a new beginning after reaching the perfect seven.

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    This document discusses the symbolic meanings of numbers in Jewish numerology. It explains that 1 represents unity, 2 represents capability and sufficiency, and 3 is considered God's number representing fullness or perfection. Four represents man's world and completeness in the human realm. Seven symbolizes perfect completion as the combination of 3 and 4. Six represents falling short of perfection. Three and a half often describes times when evil has some control and represents incomplete perfection. Eight symbolizes a new beginning after reaching the perfect seven.

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    The passage discusses the symbolic meanings of various numbers according to Jewish numerology.

    According to Jewish numerology, one represents unity and singularity, two represents capability, reliability and sufficiency, three represents God's number denoting fullness and completion, and four represents completeness in man's world.

    Seven represents perfect completion as a combination of the divine number three and the world number four, denoting God and man in harmony. It is described as denoting perfect completion.

    Jewish Numerology

    ONE – UNITY AND SINGULARITY AS IN:

     Genesis 2:24 – “THE TWO BECOME ONE”


     Deuteronomy 6:4 – “THE LORD IS ONE”
     John 17:20-22 – “THAT THEY BE ONE”
    TWO – CAPABILITY, RELIABILITY & SUFFICIENCY AS IN:

     Genesis 7:9 – Two of each animal


     Exodus 31:18 – Two stone tablets
     Deuteronomy 17:1-7 – Two witnesses
     Ecclesiastes 4:9-12 – The twelve and the seventy sent out 2x2
    THREE – “GOD’S” NUMBER – one of several numbers that denote fullness, completion
    or perfection as in the divine triad (father, son & spirit)
    When this number is used to note completion, it always seems to be with a reference
    towards god’s view or his judgment

     3 MAJOR FEASTS
     “THESE 3 MEN” (Noah, Daniel and Job) of Ezekiel 14:14-20
     Amos’ eight “3 transgressions”
     Jonah in the fish
     Jesus in the tomb
     Jesus’ temptations
     Jesus in the garden
    FOUR – The number of “MAN’S WORLD” – seems to be used to denote completeness
    in man’s world

     4 rivers flowing from Eden


     4 corners of the earth, Isaiah 11:12
     4 winds, Jeremiah 49:36, Ezekiel 37:9, Daniel 7:2
     God’s 4 judgments, Ezekiel 14:21 FF
     4 gospels
    Note also multiples of 4 x 10

     40 days and nights of rain in the flood


     40 days spying out Canaan
     40 days on Sinai
     40 years in the wilderness
     40 stripes – Deuteronomy 25:1-3
     Jesus fasted 40 days
     Jesus was seen for 40 days after His resurrection – Acts 1:3
    SEVEN – Perfect completion – combination of the perfect divine number “3” and the
    perfect world number “4”
    God and man in harmony

     7 days of the week


     7 lamps on the tabernacle lampstand – Exodus 25:37
     Feasts were held for 7 days
    o Passover – Leviticus 23:4-8
    o Tabernacles – Leviticus 23:33-43
     7 year was the sabbatical year – Deuteronomy 15
    th

     Blood of the sin offering sprinkled 7 times – Leviticus 4:6; 17


     Leper cleansed 7 days and sprinkled 7 times – Leviticus 14:1-9
     Naaman the leper dips 7 times – II Kings 5:10-14
     Jericho circled 7 times, on the 7th day – Joshua 6
     Other times too numerous to mention but not also multiples of 7 x 10:
    o 70 helpers for Moses
    o 70 members of the Sanhedrin
    o 70 years in exile
    o 70 sent out by Jesus
    SIX – Understood best when seen in contrast to the perfect number “7”
     Six denotes coming up short
     Closely associated with man, created on the 6th day
     Sinister, this is defeat with success just within the grasp, doom, failure and
    symbolically short of the perfect “7”
    THREE AND A HALF (3 ½) – This number occurs in a variety of ways
     “42 months” (3 ½ years) – Revelation 11:2; 13:5
     “1260 days” (3 ½ years) – Revelation 11:3; 12:6
     “3 ½ days” – Revelation 11:9
     “Time and times and half a time” – Revelation 12:14; Daniel 7:25;12:7
     3 ½ always seems to describe times when evil has been allowed to take some
    control
     3 ½ being half of the perfect number 7 seems to represent perfect “incompleteness”
    – nothing prospers or is brought to fulfillment being done in a 3 ½
    EIGHT – A “new beginning”
    You have come to the perfect “7” and begun again

     8 were saved in the flood


     Circumcision takes place on the 8th day – Leviticus 12:1-3
     Priests in the new temple Ezekiel sees make their offering on the 8 th day –
    Ezekiel 43:27
     Pentecost is the first day following 7 sevens (Feast of Weeks) or the beginning of
    the 8th week – Leviticus 23:9-21

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