Category Archives: Puzzles

HOW TO USE THE SOWER’S PARABLES NUMBERS

Posted on February 9, 2015 by

  Just simple arithmetic: add, multiply, and divide You can use the Sower’s Parables numbers (30 60 100 and 100 60 30) to reveal a hidden factor of “seventy times seven” embedded in the sacred text. HOW TO USE THE … Continue reading →

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SOWER’S SEVENS SPONSORED BY

Posted on January 9, 2015 by

The presence of Sower’s sevens argues for a common sponsor for all the ancient texts that have such common number patterns.   Now that a year has sped by since I discovered the Sower’s sevens, can I still call it … Continue reading →

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STRETCH YOUR MIND

Posted on July 17, 2011 by

When I see contradictory or conflicting passages or themes in the New Testament, does it signal a puzzle? If A and B differ, does that mean that I should struggle to merge them to form A + B?  Or struggle … Continue reading →

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READ FOUR BOOKS AS ONE

Posted on April 29, 2011 by

Links to cubes at the end Visions of the golden ratio In the New Testament. My experience with the Loaves and Fishes Puzzle  and also with the Sower’s Puzzle, both elsewhere on this blog, lead me to experience the Gospel … Continue reading →

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YOU CAN DO IT

Posted on March 20, 2011 by

  Going back over the “loaves and fishes” stories once again, I realized that I had glossed over something very important.  When Jesus says to his disciples, “you feed them,” does he really mean it?  Is he just joking?  Here … Continue reading →

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PIECES OF THE PUZZLE

Posted on March 9, 2011 by

  The ambiguity in the biblical texts would have to be intentional.  Unfortunately, instead of cherishing the ambiguity in the texts (and loving each other as instructed by Jesus), Christians too often have quarreled over which passage or which interpretation … Continue reading →

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