question for Richard

**yinonyavo** · 07-20-2007, 12:40 PM

are you familiar with this site? Just ran across it today.....

http://members.home.nl/frankcolijn/f...jn/indexEN.htm

**Richard Amiel McGough** · 07-20-2007, 01:09 PM

Originally Posted by yinonyavo

are you familiar with this site? Just ran across it today.....

http://members.home.nl/frankcolijn/f...jn/indexEN.htm

No, I've never seen it before. From what little I saw at first glance, he is re-presenting material from my site and that of Vernon Jenkins, with some unique insights of his own. He appears to be a gentleman; he put links to our websites on his home page. I'll definitely look into it more, and report back here. Thanks for the tip - it looks like we have another fellow-worker in the alphanumeric fields of the Lord.

Richard

**yinonyavo** · 07-20-2007, 01:34 PM

That was my first impression also. It appeared he had some new insights, but then I know that I wouldn't be able to recall everything you and Vernon have on your sites.....thanks!

**Stephen** · 07-20-2007, 02:42 PM

Frank Colijn is a real gentleman and quite open to other views. We have corresponded here and there over the last few years. We disagree over one another's definition of prime numbers, but that doesn't get in the way of our enjoying discoveries in relation to the alphanumeric structure of God's word. He has some very interesting tessellations of various gematrical numbers, and some unique findings in relation to occurrences of words. I would recommend his work for those with a strong grounding in gematria.

Stephen

**Richard Amiel McGough** · 07-20-2007, 02:59 PM

Originally Posted by Stephen

Frank Colijn is a real gentleman and quite open to other views. We have corresponded here and there over the last few years. We disagree over one another's definition of prime numbers, but that doesn't get in the way of our enjoying discoveries in relation to the alphanumeric structure of God's word. He has some very interesting tessellations of various gematrical numbers, and some unique findings in relation to occurrences of words. I would recommend his work for those with a strong grounding in gematria.

Stephen

Hi Stephen,

Its great that you two are friends. Do you think he would like to share his insights with us here on the forum? If so, perhaps you could invite him to join us.

I hope to find time to review his work this weekend.

Richard

**yinonyavo** · 07-23-2007, 09:59 AM

Richard, is there anywhere on your site where you compare the seven stars in the right hand of Christ to the logos star configuration? I would like to do a thread on that along with the 1261 snowstar, but wanted to check with you first so I'm not duplicating..........not that that's bad...I need a lot of "duplicating" of info myself!

**Richard Amiel McGough** · 07-23-2007, 10:08 AM

Originally Posted by yinonyavo

Richard, is there anywhere on your site where you compare the seven stars in the right hand of Christ to the logos star configuration? I would like to do a thread on that along with the 1261 snowstar, but wanted to check with you first so I'm not duplicating..........not that that's bad...I need a lot of "duplicating" of info myself!

Actually, duplication of the results reported by another person is an extremely important thing! Its called "confirmation" and "verification." It is essential to any pursuit of Truth, scientific or theological.

In answer to your question, no, I have not done any comparison on that. I'm not sure what kind of comparison you are suggesting, since the seven stars would naturally correspond to a centered hexagon rather than the Logos Star (though of course the Logos Star is a variation on that pattern).

I'd be interested to learn more of your intuition on this point.

Richard

**yinonyavo** · 07-23-2007, 10:24 AM

Hey, your fast!! Well, my intuition is that the seven stars WERE in the same configuration (six around 1) as the logos star. I think over the years, my seven's study indicate that the messages given and represented by the seven angels/messenger to the seven churches are a microcosm of the whole gospel/word. I have a family Bible that is over 120 years old that has an illustration of John's vision in Revelation that shows the seven stars in just that configuration. .........that lead to me searching out a lot of other evidences I think I have found concerning this. I began to touch on this in the 3 & 7 discussion.........

**Frank Colijn** · 07-29-2007, 12:02 PM

Originally Posted by Stephen

Frank Colijn is a real gentleman and quite open to other views. We have corresponded here and there over the last few years. We disagree over one another's definition of prime numbers, but that doesn't get in the way of our enjoying discoveries in relation to the alphanumeric structure of God's word. He has some very interesting tessellations of various gematrical numbers, and some unique findings in relation to occurrences of words. I would recommend his work for those with a strong grounding in gematria.

Stephen

Hi Stephen,

Thank you for your nice words and for your (email) invitation to join the forum. I think this forum will be, or will become, one of the most interesting and serious forums on gematia and mathematical implications of numbers in the bible. I think that this helps us to learn and understand Gods work with the world. That we sometimes disagree is not so important as long we keep searching for the light of truth. The truth has the last answer.

Frank

**Stephen** · 07-29-2007, 06:12 PM

Hi Frank!

Good to see you posting here!
For those of you who don't know, Frank's avatar is a tessellation of the alphanumeric sum of Genesis, chapter 1. From Frank, I learnt of the recurring features of the number 31 that seem to rule the Bible's first chapter. In fact, Frank points out other features related to the number 31 and its multiples. It is worth checking out at his website. Here's the link to the tessellation.

http://members.home.nl/frankcolijn/f..._chapter_1.htm

Stephen