The comments and illustrations presented here attempt to demonstrate various measurable number values derived from the basic geometry of the isometric cube. While considering the measures of various related perspectives, based on the cubes orientation in 3D space, many significant number values are discovered. These values are found to be correlated to the measures of the Tabernacle of Moses and Hebrew and Greek Gematrian word values, which support the written word of the gospel of Jesus Christ according to the KJV bible. The examples also demonstrate possible reasons why God chose to refer to the Holy of Holies of Solomon's temple and the New Jerusalem in the form of the cube.
The cubic structure of diamond is also considered since the tetrahedral arrangement of the carbon atoms is found to provide a perfect template for the Star of David. Measurable values within the lattice structure and the template itself define the form and measures of the Tabernacle and particular points within the 76 generations of men from God to the birth of his son Jesus. Other such numerically defined perspectives within the structure present biblically verifiable support for the written word of the gospel, which refers to Jesus Christ as the lamb of God. The comparisons are made through the use of form values, Gematria word values, counting and basic math.
Values directly from the cube
The cubic form is composed of 6 sides, 8 corners and 12 edges. A simple comparison between these form values of the cube reveal the form and measures of the 3 walls of the Tabernacle. The Tabernacle's 48 boards are defined by the cube according to its 6 faces multiplied by its 8 corners, as 6 x 8 = 48. The 3 walls of the Tabernacle are composed of 48 boards, according to 20 boards in the North wall + 20 boards in the South wall + 6 boards in the west wall + 2 corner boards in the sides west ward, as 20 + 20 + 6 + 2 = 48, ( see illustration, "2 Sides Westward" ). The measure of those 48 boards is also defined according to the cube's 6 faces multiplied by its 12 sides, as 6 x 12 = 72, the measure of the 48 boards of the Tabernacle equals 72 cubits, according to 48 boards x 1.5 cubits per board, as 48 x 1.5 = 72. Finally, the number of exposed board faces in the 3 outer and 3 inner wall surfaces of the Tabernacle are defined by the form of the cube, according to its 8 corners multiplied by its 12 sides, as 8 x 12 = 96, this is the number of exposed board faces in the 3 outer and 3 inner wall surfaces of the Tabernacle, according to 21 + 8 + 21 + 20 + 6 + 20 = 96. To clarify, the values stated correspond to the number of exposed board faces of the north outer, west outer, south outer, south inner, west inner and north inner wall surfaces respectively. Interestingly, if the 9 planes of symmetry inherent to the cube are considered relative to the cubes form and then compared to the number of boards of the tabernacle, the area of ground covered by those 48 boards is defined, according to 6 x 8 x 12 x 9 = 5184 / 48 = 108. The area of ground covered by the 48 boards is equal to 1.5 x 1.5 x 48 = 108 sq.cu.
West Wall, 8, 12, 6 and 9
Another obvious significance of 8, 12, 6 and 9 from the counting of the cubes corners, sides, faces and planes of symmetry respectively, is seen when these values are compared to the form of the west wall of the Tabernacle. These values correspond to the boards of the west wall which define the outer and inner measures of the Holy of Holies, establishing an outer width of 8 board measures, which is equal to 12 cubits and an inner width of 6 board measures, which is equal to 9 cubits.
The 8 corners and 12 sides of the cube define the form and outer limits of the cube and the 8 board, 12 cubit measure of the west wall define the form and outer limits of the Holy of Holies. Where as the 6 faces and 9 planes of symmetry of the cube are basically a result of its 8 corners and 12 sides. So it is with the west wall of the Tabernacle, the arrangement and measure of the 6 board, 9 cubit inner measure of the Holy of Holies is defined by the 8 board, 12 cubit outer measure of the west wall.
One very significant aspect of the cubes form is the fact that the comparison of its counted attributes actually correspond to the words "God" and "Man" in Hebrew. As mentioned above the cube is defined by 8 corners and 12 sides which locate its 6 faces. ( NOTE : The cubic form is also subject to 9 planes of symmetry, also previously mentioned. These don't exactly have anything to do with the cubes formation, but are inherent to it.)
The 2 number comparisons that reveal the word values for God and Man as based on the form of the cube are, 6 + 8 + 12 = 26, this corresponds to the word "God" in Hebrew and 6 x 8 x 12 = 576, this corresponds to "Man" in Hebrew, "God / Man".
It is also interesting that the number 9, as defined by the planes of symmetry of the cube, actually corresponds to the word "spirit" in Hebrew. The bible records exactly 9 fruits of the spirit in Galatians 5:22-23 and 9 gifts of the spirit in 1Corinthians 12:8-10.
Further comparison can be made from the 9 planes of symmetry based on their relationship to the form of the cube itself which defines values corresponding to the word "life" in Hebrew and the 162 unit width of the entrance of the Holy of Holies.
Consider that each plane divides the cube in half, that is 2 parts. So then 9 planes x 2 parts, as 9 x 2 = 18, this corresponds to "life" in Hebrew. So based on the planes of symmetry within the form of the cube there is a simple example demonstrating the words "spirit" and "life". Notice that the number value for the word life is derived from and dependant upon the action of the 9 planes of symmetry within the form of the cube, which define the word spirit, just as the life we receive through Christ is dependant upon the action of his spirit within us. Jesus said in John 6:63, "the words that I speak unto you, they are spirit, and they are life.", so life and spirit are synonymous with regard to God's word. Paul also makes it clear in Romans 8:11 that God's spirit dwells in us, "by his Spirit that dwelleth in you." It is interesting then that the cube, being numerically representative of God and Man "by" its form, also demonstrates an example of spirit and life "within" its form.
Also notice that if these are compared as 9 planes x 18 parts the result defines the width of the entrance of the Holy of Holies, as 9 x 18 = 162, this is the width of the entrance to the Holy of Holies of the Tabernacle in units of measure, according to 9 cubits x 18 units per cubit. God manifested himself to and communed with Man in the Holy of Holies by his spirit, which in the case of Solomon's temple was defined after the form of a cube. As the High Priest entered into the Holy of Holies and redeemed life for Israel, our "entrance" into "life" is through God's "spirit".
The 9 planes of symmetry can be grouped according to the form of the cube giving rise to the numbers 3 and 6. There are 3 planes defined by the x, y and z axis of 3D space and 6 planes defined by the 12 sides of the cube, each of the 6 planes passes through 2 parallel sides of the cube. If these values are viewed as the number 36 and compared to the other counted values 9 and 18, also defined by the planes of symmetry, a number equal to the word values for "Jesus Christ" + "Lamb of God" is discovered. The values compared, as 36 x 18 x 9 = 5832, this is equal to 3528 + 2304, which correspond to the words "Jesus Christ" + "Lamb of God", in Greek and Hebrew respectively. If the counted values from the cube are compared individually as 3 and 6, a number definition of the "bible's books and chapters" and the word "covenant" is discovered, as 3 x 6 x 9 x 18 = 2916, this number is equal to 1188 + 117 + 1053 + 558 = 2916, these values correspond to the 1188 chapters of the bible as divided by Psalm 117, which is the bible's center chapter, + the 117 number value of the center chapter itself + the product of the old testament and new testament books, according to 39 x 27 = 1053 + the number value of the word "covenant" in Hebrew, which is 558. The 2916 value then defines the form of the whole bible according to its chapters and books along with a representation of the word "covenant" in Hebrew. This seems to suggest that the complete contents of the holy bible represents God's covenant to Man, just like the bible says of itself.
The basic, external form of the cube then as viewed above, defines "God" and "Man", while the planes of symmetry defined within its form correspond to "spirit", "life" and the width of the entrance of the Holy of Holies. In addition, a more detailed comparison of the numbers defined by the arrangement of the planes of symmetry reveal "Jesus Christ" as the "Lamb of God" and the "bible" as God's "covenant". Other comparisons according to the 9 planes of symmetry are also described, ( see illustration, "Cube, 9 Planes of Symmetry" ).
Inside-out, outside-in, 45 and 54
The necessary angles of rotation of the cube on its y and z axes to define the correct viewing perspective of the cube, which demonstrates the hexagon form as mentioned above, are 45 and 54 degrees respectively. These values correspond to the number of pillars at the entrance areas of the Sanctuary and the Holy of Holies.
Viewed from the inside-out from the Holy of Holies there are 4 and 5 pillars at the entrances. Viewed from the outside-in to the Holy of Holies there are 5 and 4 pillars, being considered here, as 45 and 54 respectively. So there is an example of an inside-out and an outside-in perspective built into the Tabernacle that is defined by the y, z orientation of the cube. This orientation provides the correct viewing perspective of the cube for the comparison of its 6 faces to the 6 boards of the west wall, 3 from the outside-in and 3 from the inside-out.
54 and 45 as 5445 and 4554
The angular measures and counted form values from the angles of the cube and the pillars of the Tabernacle respectively, can also be viewed and compared as 2 composite whole numbers.
The whole numbers are composed from 54 and 45, as 5445 or 45 and 54, as 4554. The simple comparison of these values reveals the measure of the inner square area + the inner volume of the Holy of Holies. The comparison also exposes a particular form value based on the 4 sided, inner perimeter of the Holy of Holies.
The difference between the composed values, according to 5445 - 4554 = 891, this is equal to 81 + 810 = 891, where 81 is the inner square area of the Holy of Holies in square cubits and 810 is the volume in cubic cubits. The values compared as 5445 + 4554 = 9999, which as a form value that corresponds to the 9 cu. measure of each of the 4 inner sides of the Holy of holies, being viewed here as 9, 9, 9 and 9 or 9999.
Interestingly, the sum of the 2 discovered values, as 891 + 9999 = 10890, is equal to the sum of the 2 form values derived from the counting of the structure of carbon atoms, according to 4266 + 6624 = 10890. An explanation and significance of these counted form values for the carbon atom is given later. Briefly though, it should be mentioned that the consideration of carbon atoms in these examples is based on the fact that their arrangement within the structure of diamond provides a perfect template for the Star of David. This is also demonstrated later.
The West Wall, 36 and 44
The inner and outer perspective prescribed by the rotated cube reveals another interesting value when applied to the 6 boards of the West wall. A comparison made between the center of the Holy of Holies and the corners of the 3 inner and 3 outer board faces defines 6 angles. The 3 inner values are 18, 15 and 11 degrees, the 3 outer values are 14, 12 and 10 degrees. The values are measured from the center joint of the west wall, as defined by the 3 and 3 board faces, with this point as 0 degrees, each successive value is the difference from the last measured angle. The multiplied sums of these 2 sets of numbers reveal an interesting value, as ( 18 + 15 + 11 ) x ( 14 + 12 + 10 ) = 1584. The 1584 value / by the 2 sets of values, as 1584 / 2 = 792, this is "Jesus" in Greek. ( see illustration, "Holy of Holies, Angles" ). The whole value itself is equal to 162 + 1422, these values correspond to the Hebrew words "virgin" and "Bethlehem" respectively. The KJV tells us that Jesus was born of a virgin in Bethlehem.
Isaiah 7:14 Therefore the Lord himself shall give you a sign; Behold, a virgin shall conceive, and bear a son, and shall call his name Immanuel.
Luke 1:31 And, behold, thou shalt conceive in thy womb, and bring forth a son, and shalt call his name JESUS.
Matthew 2:1 Now when Jesus was born in Bethlehem of Judea in the days of Herod the king, behold, there came wise men from the east to Jerusalem,
The gifts 3366
Other significant angular measures exist within the measures of the Holy of Holies with regard to the inner and outer perspective of the walls. The sum of 4 perpendicular measures from the center point of the Holy of Holies to each of it's 3 walls and entrance area, as 4.5 + 4.5 + 4.5 + 4.5 = 18, this corresponds to "gold" in Hebrew. The measure from the center point of either of the 3 walls or entrance area of the Holy of Holies, to both the inner and outer, opposite corner points, defines an angle of 3.366 degrees. The justification of this value to a whole number, according to the 1000 cubic cubit common volume of the Holy of Holies, as 3.366 x 1000 = 3366, this is equal to 2322 + 1044, these values correspond to the words, "frankincense" and "myrrh" respectively, ( see "Special Note" from illustration, "Holy of Holies, Angles" ). The wise men mentioned in Matthew 2:1 brought gifts of gold, frankincense and myrrh to Jesus as a young child.
Matthew 2:11 And when they were come into the house, they saw the young child with Mary his mother, and fell down, and worshipped him: and when they had opened their treasures, they presented unto him gifts; gold, and frankincense, and myrrh.
Another view of the 4 and 5 pillars
The arrangement of the 4 and 5 pillars at their respective entrances in the Tabernacle, corresponds to the y, z rotational values of 45 and 54 degrees respectively. This reveals the isometric perspective of the cube, as mentioned above. The positioning of the 4 pillars at the entrance of the Holy of Holies with 1 pillar at each wall and 2 pillars dividing the width between them, you have 2 and 2 pillars based on this positioning, viewed as the form value 22, the reversing of these digits is also 22. The positioning of the 5 pillars at the entrance of the Sanctuary with 1 pillar at each wall but 3 pillars dividing the width between them, you have 2 and 3 pillars based on this positioning, viewed as the form value 23, the reversing of these digits is 32. Notice that the sums of these 2 pairs of values define both the 45 and 54 values, as 22 + 23 = 45 and the reverse values, as 22 + 32 = 54. These values also provide an interesting kind of proof for the forward and backward perspective applied here. Notice that 22 x 23 = 506 and 22 x 32 = 704, then 506 + 704 = 1210 and 704 - 506 = 198, finally, 1210 - 198 = 1012.
Regarding the 1210 and 198 values themselves, if these are compared based on the width of the entrance areas where the pillars are located, the number of boards which define the 3 walls of the Holy of Holies and their measure, is revealed. The width of the entrance areas is 6 board measures each, 1210 minus 198, 6 times, as 1210 - ( 198 x 6 ) = 22, this is the number of boards surrounding the Holy of Holies. The measure of the 22 boards is defined by the factors of the basic equation themselves, as 198 x 6 = 1188, this is the actual measure of the 22 boards, measured once at the bottom of the boards, which is the floor of the Tabernacle and once at the top or ceiling, according to 22 boards x 27 units per board x 2 measures, as 22 x 27 x 2 = 1188. This is also the total number of chapters in the KJV bible outside it center chapter, as 594 chapters before and 594 chapters after Psalm 117.
Finally, notice that the measure of the 22 boards / by the number of boards = the width of the 2 entrance areas where the 5 and 4 pillars are located, as 1188 / 22 = 54, this is equal to the width of the entrance areas, which measure 27 units each, as 27 + 27 = 54. The 54 value, viewed as 5 and 4, can also be compared directly to the 5 and 4 pillars located at the 2 entrance areas, as mentioned above, which are the basis for the example.
Corner of the cube, Holy of Holies
Another comparison that exists between the cube and Tabernacle, due to their respective forms and measures, is based on the fact that both the corner of a cube and the Holy of Holies of the Tabernacle are defined by 3 surfaces, the cube has 8 corners defined by 3 faces per corner, the outer form of the Holy of Holies has 3 wall surfaces defined by 8 board faces per wall. On the other hand, the cube could also be characterized as having 6 faces with 3 faces per corner, the inner form of the Holy of Holies has 3 wall surfaces defined by 6 board faces per wall, ( see illustration, "Cube, Holy of Holies, 3 and 3" ).
The Holy of Holies of the Tabernacle further conforms to the fashion of the cube through the measure of the corner of the cube, based on its inherent angles. A value for the corner of the cube could be described as and is equal to, 1 measure of 90 degrees per face x 3 faces per corner, as 90 x 3 = 270. Likewise, the 3 inner wall surfaces of the Holy of Holies define the 270 value. Each inner wall surface consists of 6 board faces x 1.5 cubits per face x their height of 10 cubits x 3 walls, as 6 x 1.5 x 10 x 3 = 270. The values from the 3 faces of the cube and the 3 inner wall surfaces of the Holy of Holies are in agreement.
The 3 and 3 faces viewed as 33
The 3 outer and 3 inner surfaces defined by the walls of the Tabernacle are also demonstrated by the cubic form. Through the rendering of a particular perspective of the isometric cube, 3 outer and 3 inner surfaces of the cubic form are visible simultaneously. This is the same particular y, z orientation of 45 and 54 degrees mentioned above. In this perspective the cube appears in the form of a hexagon in which all 6 surface planes of the cube are made visible.
Considering these 3 and 3 faces of the cube as a form value of 33 also compares to the measures of the Tabernacle. The simplest example is the measure of the 22 surrounding boards of the Holy of Holies, according to 22 boards x 1.5 cubits per board, as 22 x 1.5 = 33. If this 33 value is multiplied by the 1.5 measure of the cube the product is equal to the area of ground covered by the 22 boards, as 33 x 1.5 = 49.5. This is equal to the area of ground covered by the 22 boards according to 1.5 cu. width x 1.5 cu. breadth x the 22 surrounding boards, as 1.5 x 1.5 x 22 = 49.5 square cubits.
To assign the 33 value to the opposing corner of the cube in the y, z orientation, as turning the cube 180 degrees on it's z axis, since both the front and rear corners of the cube in this perspective are responsible for the formation of the appearance of the hexagon, you then have 2 measures of the 33 value, as 33 and 33. Compared as 33 + 33 = 66, this is obviously the total number of books in the KJV bible.
66 = Abraham, Isaac and Jacob
The 66 value is also the sum of 3 inherent angles discovered within the of Star of David by using the cubic structure of diamond as a template for the form and measures of the star, 21, 22 and 23 degrees respectively, as 21 + 22 + 23 = 66. When the values of the 3 individual angles are compared to the 77 generations from God to Jesus Christ, as counting generations from God, the values define generations 21, 22 and 23 which happen to be Abraham, Isaac and Jacob.
The 3 angles can be measured to 2 locations from each of the star's 6 points, for a total of 12 locations within the form of the star. The sum of the 3 angles x the 12 locations, as 66 x 12 = 792, this corresponds to "Jesus" in Greek, ( see "3 Angles" from illustration, "Star of David, PI, 27, 27" ). Jesus is the Star out of Jacob,
Numbers 24:17 I shall see him, but not now: I shall behold him, but not nigh: there shall come a Star out of Jacob, and a Sceptre shall rise out of Israel, and shall smite the corners of Moab, and destroy all the children of Sheth.
The discovery of the 66 value at 12 possible locations has another significance directly related to the generations of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob. Notice that the souls that went into Egypt with Jacob, who would become the nation of Israel, were 66 souls and we know Jacob had 12 sons who were the fathers of the 12 tribes of Israel,
Genesis 46:26 All the souls that came with Jacob into Egypt, which came out of his loins, besides Jacob's sons' wives, all the souls were threescore and six;
So then the sum of the 3 angles that define generations 21, 22 and 23 from God, as Abraham, Isaac and Jacob compares to the 66 souls from Jacob's loins, with the counting of the 12 occurrences of the angles comparing to the 12 sons who were the fathers of the tribes. The sum of the 3 angles and the number of locations on the star to which the angles can be measured reveal the 66 and 12 values, as 21 + 22 + 23 = 66, measurable to 12 possible locations on the star, viewed here as the 66 souls and 12 sons who would become the nation of Israel.
In number, 66 defines the souls of Jacobs loins that went into Egypt, but by the simple equation, 66 souls x the 12 fathers of the tribes that came out of Egypt, as 66 x 12 = 792, this value corresponds to the name "Jesus", as mentioned above. This gives an example of both the nation of Israel and Jesus, God refers to both as his son and called both out of Israel,
Hosea 11:1 When Israel was a child, then I loved him, and called my son out of Egypt.
Matthew 2:15 And was there until the death of Herod: that it might be fulfilled which was spoken of the Lord by the prophet, saying, Out of Egypt have I called my son.
So found here within the structure of diamond is a template for the form of the Star of David, which according to the counting of its measures, gives an example of the beginning of the nation of Israel, who now uses the Star of David as their national symbol and Jesus, who is called "a star out of Jacob".
Interestingly the 12 constellations referred to in astronomy, have 3 separate stars, called "decans", associated with each constellation. This corresponds exactly to the demonstration of the 12 locations of the 3 angles found within the template of the Star of David since there are 3 angles at each of the 12 locations where the angles are measured.
Number of angles x sum of angles x 12 locations = volume + measure
This brief extension of the example regarding the discovered angles within the template of the star, links the counting and measures defined by the star to the form of the Tabernacle. Notice that the number of angles at each location on the star x the sum of the angles x the 12 locations, as 3 x 66 x 12 = 2376. This value is = to the volume + the measure of the 48 boards of the Tabernacle according to, ( 1.5 x 1.5 x 10 x 48 ) + ( 1.5 x 18 x 48 ) = 2376.
The first part of the simple equation defines the volume of the boards. Each board is equal to 1.5 cubits x 1.5 cubits x 10 cubits, as 1.5 x 1.5 x 10 = 22.5 cubic cubits. The total for all 48 boards then, 22.5 ccu. per board x 48 boards, as 22.5 x 48 = 1080 ccu. The second part of the equation defines the measure of the boards. Each board in units is equal to 1.5 cubits x 18 units per cubit, as 1.5 x 18 = 27 units. The total for all 48 boards then, 27 units per board x 48 boards, as 27 x 48 = 1296. So the volume + the measure of the 48 boards is equal to, 1080 + 1296 = 2376.
The cube of 1.5 measures
The scale used to develop the Star of David with its perspective of a centrally located cube, as based on the structure of diamond, is taken from the 1.5 cubit width of the Tabernacle boards, 1 measure : 1 cubit. In the drawing of the Star of David the size of the cube represents 1.5 measures. As demonstrated in the note "3 Angles", if the 792 value from the star is compared to the 1.5 measure from the Tabernacle boards, values corresponding to the words "water" and "blood" are discovered. The 792 value x the width of the boards of 1.5 units defines the word water, as 792 x 1.5 = 1188, this is "water" in Hebrew. If the 792 value is compared to the width of the boards squared, the word blood is defined, as 1.5 x 1.5 x 792 = 1782, this is "blood" in Hebrew. The KJV says blood and water came out of Jesus' side when the soldier pierced him with his spear,
John 19:34 But one of the soldiers with a spear pierced his side, and forthwith came there out blood and water.
Interestingly, the difference between the 2 values, as 1782 - 1188 = 594, this is the measure of the 22 surrounding boards of the Holy of Holies, according to 22 boards x 27 units per board, as 22 x 27 = 594 units. The 594 value also happens to correspond to the word "diamond" in Hebrew.
Other values dependent on the 1.5 measure cube
The other particular values from the measures of the star, such as the 2 perimeter measures of the star's elements would not be revealed if the scale of the cube differed from 1.5 measures, ( see "Perimeters 1 and 2" from illustration, "Star of David, PI, 27, 27" ). Neither would the various circumferences of the star reveal their important, numerically based statements, the values of which correspond to the words "Morning Star" in Hebrew and Greek, along with values for, "word", "temple" and "Jerusalem", ( see illustration "Star of David, Circumferences" ).
576 = Adam, Yehovah and diamond
The comparison of the basic inherent form values of the cube also correspond to Gematria word values. Probably the simplest and most direct example of this is according to the 6 sides of the cube x the 8 corners x the 12 sides, as 6 x 8 x 12 = 576, this value corresponds to the word "Adam" in Hebrew, which defines our species as human. If the same values are added, as 6 + 8 + 12 = 26, this value corresponds to "Yehovah" in Hebrew, which we know is the name of God.
The 576 value can also be derived from the structure of carbon atoms through the counting and comparison of their inherent form values. The basis for the form values of carbon atoms is the particle arrangement within the atoms themselves.
The carbon atom is made up of 6 protons, 6 neutrons and 6 electrons. The arrangement of these particles is such that the 6 protons and 6 neutrons are at the center, as the nucleus of the atom, the 6 electrons are distributed into an inner and outer orbit of 2 and 4 electrons respectively.
Counting these particles from outside-in, toward the nucleus, there are 4 electrons, 2 electrons, 6 protons and 6 neutrons. Based on this counting an applicable form value defined by the arrangement of the particles of the carbon atom can be considered as 4266. If the particles are counted inside-out the value is the reverse, or 6624.
The 576 value defined by the form of the cube is derived from the structure of carbon atoms based on the 4266 and 6624 form values according to, ( 4 x 2 x 6 x 6 ) + ( 6 x 6 x 2 x 4 ) = 576, ( see illustration, "Cube, 6624, 4266" ). This example identifies the form of the cube with the form of carbon atoms through the 576 value. In reality carbon atoms within the structure of diamond are actually in a cubic arrangement, which is the basis of the template for the Star of David mentioned above.
It is interesting to consider that all life as we know it is carbon based and as diamond is a significantly exceptional form of the arrangement of carbon atoms, far exceeding other elemental materials with regard to many of its characteristics, likewise, Adam is the crowning glory of the creation of God possessing many characteristics which far exceed those of all other life forms. With this in mind it is not surprising that God chose to literally define the truth of the gospel of his son, who is "man" and "God", within the form and measures of the cubic structure of diamond, "a stone most precious".
In Isaiah God refers to his son as a precious corner stone,
Isaiah 28:16 Therefore thus saith the Lord GOD, Behold, I lay in Zion for a foundation a stone, a tried stone, a precious corner stone, a sure foundation: he that believeth shall not make haste.
Then in Revelation God refers to the New Jerusalem as having the light like a stone most precious,
Revelation 21:11 Having the glory of God: and her light was like unto a stone most precious, even like a jasper stone, clear as crystal;
This is the completed building, having Jesus Christ as its corner stone. The city is also described as having the form and measures of a cube with the length, breadth and height being equal, Revelation 21:16.
Orientation of the cube defines a revealing perspective of the structure of diamond
The y, z orientation of an isometric cube of 45 and 54 degrees respectively defines a representation of a perspective known in crystallography as ( 111 ). This ( 111 ) perspective applies to the crystalline form of any material whose atoms have a "Face Centered Cubic" arrangement. The arrangement of carbon atoms within the structure of the diamond lattice consists of 2 overlapping FCC arrangements, offset along the body diagonal of the cubic structure at 25 percent of that diagonal measure.
This particular orientation of the isometric cube defines the appearance of a hexagon having 6 peripheral points and 1 central point, which are defined by the arrangement of the carbon atoms within the structure. These 6 and 1 atoms correspond to the 7 visible corners of the cube in this rotated position. The apparent arrangement of these 6 and 1 atoms can have assigned form values based on the grouping of their positions in the isometric view, as 61 and 16. With these values compared, as 61 + 16 = 77, the sum defines the number of persons in the generations from God to Jesus Christ, inclusive. The perspective within the structure of diamond is actually formed by the arrangement of 14 carbon atoms, there would be 7 of these atoms visible from a top view and 7 atoms visible from a bottom view, considered here as a form value for the arrangement of the carbon atoms of 77, which parallels the 77 value demonstrated by the form of the rotated cube in this example.
The view of the hexagon in the following paper shows the 6 and 1 points based on the rotated perspective of the cube. The comments shown in the paper refer to other form values and measures also defined by the form and perspectives of the cube, some of which are not considered here. These other measures reveal specific values that correspond to the form and measures of the Tabernacle, the KJV bible and Hebrew and Greek word values, which support the written words of the gospel of Jesus Christ, ( see illustration, "Cube, 576" ).
Comparison of perspective angles
Each of the 3 views of the rotated cube shown in the last illustration demonstrate particular angular measures based on their orientation, relative to horizontal or vertical positions. The rotated cube, from a perspective which in drafting would be called the right side view, appears as a single square and displays a rotation or offset of 9.74 degrees from either a horizontal or vertical reference. The whole number portion of the value is being considered here.
These 2 measures of 9 correspond to the width and length of the Holy of Holies, which is found to be 9 and 9 cubits respectively. The 9 cubit measure is based on the 6 boards of the west wall and applies to the width and the length of the Holy of Holies, according to 6 board measures of 1.5 cubits per board, as 6 x 1.5 = 9. The same 2 values compared as 9 x 9 = 81, this is equal to the inner square area of the Holy of Holies. Other interesting aspects are also revealed through the counting of the measures inherent in this perspective of the rotated cube, ( see illustration, Cube, 9, 9 ).
A top view of the rotated cube demonstrates a different pair of angles, the values are 54 and 35 degrees. These values also correspond directly to the measures of the Tabernacle but in a more obscure way.
The entrance area of the Holy of Holies can be defined as the area between the 2 boards at the entrance of the Holy of Holies, which is the location of the veil. The width of each board is 1.5 cubits per board x 18 units per cubit, as 1.5 x 18 = 27 units, this is the width of the entrance area. The 2 boards represent board 14 in the north and south walls from the entrance of the Sanctuary and are 21 cubits from this entrance, according to 14 boards x 1.5 cubits per board, as 14 x 1.5 = 21, this is the location of the entrance area.
The pair of angles from the top view define these same measures of the entrance area. The width of the 2 boards at the entrance area is equal to 27 units per board, as 27 + 27 = 54, this corresponds to the angle of 54 degrees from the top view of the rotated cube. The location of the entrance area of the Holy of Holies is at board 14, which is 21 cubits from the entrance of the Sanctuary, as 14 + 21 = 35, this corresponds to the angle of 35 degrees shown in the top view.
These values compared, as 54 x 35 = 1890, this is equal to the inner volume of the very area defined by the 54 and 35 values. This includes the Sanctuary, with its' entrance area and the entrance area of the Holy of Holies. This inner volume, above the area defined by the 54 and 35 values, is according to its' inner measures of 21 cu. inner length x the 9 cu. inner width x the 10 cu. height, as 21 x 9 x 10 = 1890, ( see illustration, Cube, 54, 35 ).
The comparison of the angles from the right side view and the top view define other measures of the Tabernacle. The measure of 9 is compared to the 54 and 35 values and also the 90 degree corner that exists between the measures of 54 and 35 degrees in the top view.
The simple comparison of the values is as follows;
9 x 54 = 486, this is equal to the measure of the 3 wall inner perimeter of the Holy of Holies, according to 3 walls x 6 board measures per wall x 27 units per board measure, as 3 x 6 x 27 = 486.
9 x 90 = 810, this is equal to the inner volume of the Holy of Holies, according to the 9 cu. length x the 9 cu. width x the 10 cu. height, as 9 x 9 x 10 = 810. This volume is that which is surrounded by the 3 wall perimeter of 486 units.
9 x 35 = 315, this is equal to the length x the height of the Tabernacle, according to 21 boards x 1.5 cu. per board x 10 cu. height, as 21 x 1.5 x 10 = 315.
The sum of the products, as 486 + 810 + 315 = 1611, this corresponds to the word "Israel". As most people, who are familiar with the KJV bible know, the children of Israel are God's chosen people who were given charge of the Tabernacle and its' furnishings. Notice that the difference between the 2 measured values from the top view of the rotated cube, as 54.74 - 35.26 = 19.48. This value justified to a whole number, according to 19.48 x the 1000 ccu., which is the common volume of the Holy of Holies / its' 10 cu. height, as 19.48 x 1000 / 10 = 1948, this value defines the year Israel became a nation.
If the inherent 90 degree angle of the cube is added, as 19.48 + 90 = 109.48, this defines the actual carbon to carbon bond angle within the cubic structure of diamond, which is the foundation for the template of the Star of David discovered within the structure, which happened to be chosen as Israel's national symbol.
The 54 and 35 degree angles have another significance. There are 35 generations from God to David, inclusive. David is attributed with the use of the form of the star, hence the name "Star of David". There are 54 generations from Jacob to Jesus, inclusive. Jesus is referred to by God his father in Numbers 24:17, as "a Star out of Jacob".
So both the 54 and 35 values from the rotated cube, which is the foundation for the Star of David as demonstrated within the structure of diamond, actually correspond to generations in the linage of Christ specifically associated with reference to a "Star", how can this be?
1Corinthians 1:27 But God hath chosen the foolish things of the world to confound the wise; and God hath chosen the weak things of the world to confound the things which are mighty;
The last of the 3 views of the rotated cube is the front view, from this perspective the isometric cube appears as a hexagon with 6 triangular areas defined by the 12 sides of the cube. In this front view of the rotated cube the actual, inherent 90 degree corners appear as 120 degree corners due to the isometric perspective of the cube. Each 120 degree corner appears to be divided into 2, 60 degree sections since the form of the cube is rendered as a wire frame figure which allows all 12 sides of the cube to be seen.
There are 6 central and 12 peripheral measures of 60 degrees, as ( 6 x 60 ) + ( 12 x 60 ) = 1080. This value is equal to the volume of the 48 boards of the Tabernacle. According to the square board theory, each board measures 1.5 cu. width x 1.5 cu. breadth x 10 cu. height x the 48 boards, as 1.5 x 1.5 x 10 x 48 = 1080.
If the actual 90 degree measure of the corners is applied to the 6 and 12 measures of 60 degrees mentioned above the resulting value defines the inner volume of the Holy of Holies. The 18 measures of 60 degrees correspond to 9 actual 90 degree corners of the cube, as 9 x 90 = 810. The inner volume of the Holy of Holies is equal to 9 cu. width x 9 cu. length x 10 cu. height, as 9 x 9 x 10 = 810.
There are 2 measures of 60 degrees per actual 90 degree corner, which is equal to 60 + 60 : 90. The difference between the 2 values, as ( 60 + 60 ) - 90 = 30. So for each measure of 90 degrees there is a difference of 30 degrees.
Based on the number of 90 degree measures described in the front view, this corresponds to 6 peripheral and 3 central measures of 30 degrees or 6 + 3 = 9 measures of 30 degrees. The comparison of these values defines the surface area of the 3 inner walls of the Holy of Holies. The area of the 3 inner walls is equal to 6 board measures x 1.5 cu. per board x 3 walls x 10 cu. height, as 6 x 1.5 x 3 x 10 = 270. The 9 measures of 30 degrees from the cube, as 9 x 30 = 270.
If a cross comparison of the 120 and 90 degree and the 6 peripheral and 3 central measures is considered, values corresponding to the words "Tabernacle", "temple" and "let there be light" are defined. The comparison of the 3 central, 90 degree and 6 peripheral, 120 degree measures, as ( 3 x 90 ) + ( 6 x 120 ) = 990, this is "Tabernacle" in Hebrew. Then the 6 peripheral, 90 degree and 3 central, 120 degree measures viewed, as ( 6 x 90 ) - ( 3 x 120 ) = 180, this is "temple". Finally, the sum of the values, as 990 + 180 = 1170, this corresponds to the words "let there be light", the 1170 value also corresponds to the word "holy". The 1170 value is also equal to the volume and measure of the 22 boards of the Holy of Holies and the inner floor area surrounded by these 22 boards, according to the 495 cubic cubits volume + the 594 unit measure + the 81 square cubit inner floor area, as 495 + 594 + 81 = 1170.
Interestingly, if the sums of these mixed products are defined for each of the 8 corners of the cube and totaled in their own right, the resulting 2 sums are equal to the diameter of the Earth in miles and the number of minutes in 1 day. The 990 value x 8 corners of the cube, as 990 x 8 = 7920, this is the diameter of the Earth in miles. The 180 value x 8 corners of the cube, as 180 x 8 = 1440, this is the number of minutes per day, according to 60 minutes per hour x 24 hours per day, as 60 x 24 = 1440. With this in mind, the words "let there be light", mentioned above, have some what greater significance since God actually spoke these words as recorded in the creation account of the Heaven and the Earth.
The width of the entrance of the Tabernacle and the total inner volume are also derived from the comparison of the angular measures of the rotated cube, ( see illustration, Cube, 120, 90 ).
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