Применение математической теории чисел и нумерических методов в
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(лингвистика, теология, история)
Издательство Blue&White 2010, на английском, 60 страниц Some new points :
1. Gematria - sum of numerical values ( in Hebrew - every letter is also a number 1-9, 10,20.90, 100,200,300,400) of a word was perhaps used in Scripture, however, it is not accepted in Rabbinic Judaism, perhaps because using it was approaching unwanted magic practices.
Perfect numbers were not-random, probably had some important meaning - probably before Torah (f.e - in Egypt), but are denied magic value as object of worshiping. (This is hinted in verses)
The story about women is added for comic effect. Description
The sequence of perfect numbers can be used as decoding sequence in Scriptures, which brings us somewhere – to the curse of Eva, to the lost and found Torah book. Greek-Jewish antagonism. We argue that perfect numbers in early traditions – had double meaning of perfection and curse, especially related to women, and that that tradition was overcome and ceased to exist – and the curse no longer was attributed to women – in later times.
(лингвистика, теология, история)
Издательство Blue&White 2010, на английском, 60 страниц Some new points :
1. Gematria - sum of numerical values ( in Hebrew - every letter is also a number 1-9, 10,20.90, 100,200,300,400) of a word was perhaps used in Scripture, however, it is not accepted in Rabbinic Judaism, perhaps because using it was approaching unwanted magic practices.
Perfect numbers were not-random, probably had some important meaning - probably before Torah (f.e - in Egypt), but are denied magic value as object of worshiping. (This is hinted in verses)
The story about women is added for comic effect. Description
The sequence of perfect numbers can be used as decoding sequence in Scriptures, which brings us somewhere – to the curse of Eva, to the lost and found Torah book. Greek-Jewish antagonism. We argue that perfect numbers in early traditions – had double meaning of perfection and curse, especially related to women, and that that tradition was overcome and ceased to exist – and the curse no longer was attributed to women – in later times.