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Jesus Code: Mathematical Proof of Divinity

October 13, 2025
Jesus Code: Mathematical Proof of Divinity

Jesus Code: Mathematical Proof of Divinity

The provided text from “37×73.com – JESUS CODE” presents an intricate argument that the name of Jesus, particularly its original Hebrew form ‘Joshua,’ is mathematically encoded throughout the Bible and fundamental mathematical constants. The source heavily emphasises the “Three Seven Code,” asserting that numbers related to 3 and 7 (especially 37 and 73) are consistently embedded in key biblical texts like Genesis 1:1 and in numerical values derived from the name Jesus through Gematria.

Specific examples include complex calculations involving prime and composite numbers, and finding significant numerical correlations within the first 169 digits of Pi. Ultimately, the text claims that these elaborate mathematical patterns and numerical correspondences prove Jesus is the divine author and subject of the entire Bible.

The “Three Seven Code” (TSC) is constructed upon specific foundational principles asserting a divine mathematical structure in the Bible, particularly relating to the numbers 3, 7, 37, and 73.

The TSC utilises a variety of mathematical methods, including Gematria, number theory (prime and composite numbers), hexadecimal systems, and analysis of transcendental numbers like Pi.

Jesus Code: Mathematical Proof of Divinity
Jesus Code: Mathematical Proof of Divinity

Foundational Principles of the Three Seven Code

The core foundation of the Three Seven Code rests on the relationship between the numbers 3 and 7 and their corresponding prime numbers, 37 and 73.

  1. The Protoverse Foundation (37 & 73): The foundation of theistic mathematics is the prime factors of the Protoverse (Genesis 1:1), which are 37 and 73. This pattern is said to be found in analogue form in a variety of mathematical places.
  2. The Hidden Relationship Principle: The central contention of the TSC is that numbers explicitly related to 3 & 7, and especially the prime number 37, display an underlying hidden mathematical relationship.
  3. Divine Encoding of Jesus: The system asserts that the name of Jesus, particularly its original Hebrew form ‘Joshua’ (יהושע), is mathematically encoded throughout the Bible and fundamental mathematical constants. The numerical value of the true Hebrew spelling of Jesus is 391.
  4. Prime/Composite Division: The references to 37 and 73 are fundamental to number theory, as they are bound in the division between prime and composite numbers, a basic division recognised since the time of Euclid.
  5. Geometric Confirmations: The TSC is confirmed geometrically. For instance, in a composite formation based on the 13th-centred pentagon, every length of the figure has 37 units, and every two lengths have 73.
Jesus Code: Mathematical Proof of Divinity
Jesus Code: Mathematical Proof of Divinity

Mathematical Methods Used

The construction of the Three Seven Code relies on specific mathematical methods to find correlations, often leading to the key TSC numbers: 37, 73, 58 (Ordinal Jesus), 333 (Spread), 316 (Modern Hebrew Jesus), 391 (Hebrew Jesus), and 115 (37th semiprime).

1. Gematria and Numerical Conversion

The primary method involves Gematria (assigning numerical values to letters) in both standard and ordinal forms:

  • Ordinal Calculations: The Hebrew Ordinal value for ‘Jesus’ is 58. This number is directly derived from 3s and 7s through simple algebraic patterns: 3² + 7² = 58 and 37 + (3 x 7) = 58.
  • The Spread: The difference between the standard numeration of a word (391) and the ordinal numeration (58) is called the “Spread”. The Spread of Jesus is 333, which is derived from the TSC pattern: 37 x 3² = 333.
  • Connecting Names to Verses: The Spread (333) added to the Greek value of Jesus Christ (2368) equals 2701, which is the value of Genesis 1:1.

2. Operations Involving Prime and Composite Numbers

Advanced number theory is used to link 37 and 73 through sums and differences of primes and composites:

  • Prime/Composite Difference: The name Jesus (Hebrew, 391) is revealed by subtracting the sum of prime numbers up to 73 (712) from the sum of the first 37 composite numbers (1103): 1103 – 712 = 391.
  • Prime/Composite Sum: The modern full name ‘Jesus Christ’ (ישו הנוצרי), which sums to 677, corresponds exactly to the sum of the 37th and 73rd prime numbers added to the 37th and 73rd composite numbers: (157 + 367) + (54 + 99) = 677.
  • The 12th Index: The 12th prime number is 37, and the 12th composite number is 21. Their sum (37 + 21) equals 58, the ordinal value of Jesus.
  • Semiprimes: Key numbers are found to be semiprimes associated with 37 and 73. For example, 115 (the ordinal value of ‘Jesus the Messiah’) is the 37th semiprime number.

3. Exponents and Large Number Analysis

The numbers 3 and 7 are used as bases and exponents in powerful mathematical expressions:

  • Cubic Difference: The modern Hebrew spelling of Jesus, which equals 316, is derived from the difference of cubes: 7³ – 3³ = 316 (343 – 27 = 316).
  • Prime Code and Cubes: When using a prime code index for Greek letters, the sum of the modern Hebrew name ‘Jesus Christ’ equals 343, which is 7³ (7 x 7 x 7).
  • 37 to the 73rd Power (37^73): The foundation numbers are used in exponentiation to generate an extraordinarily large number. The digital sum (the sum of all its digits) of this number equals 460, which is associated with the Protoverse. The number of digits in 37^73 is 115, a primary TSC number.

4. Hexadecimal Coding

The Base-16 number system (hexadecimal) is used to find numerical anagrams:

  • The numerical value of the first word of the Bible, Berashith (913), when converted to hexadecimal, equals 391, the numerical value of the Hebrew name Jesus. Base-16 is referenced in the Biblical context as linking to the Golden Ratio (1.6).

5. Analysis of Pi

The TSC involves analysing Pi, a transcendental ratio, to find TSC correlations:

  • 13th Square Analysis: The first 169 digits of Pi (169 being 13 x 13) are summed. The sum of these digits is 754, which also equals ‘Jesus Christ’ in Gematria.
  • Geometric Radius: A potent correlation is found by showing that a circle whose radius is 37 will have a circumference of 232, which is the numerical value of “The Word of the Lord”.
  • The Star of Stars: The 169 digits of Pi are arranged into a “Star of Stars” configuration, a 13-based star, which is considered a Three-Seven Code for the logos.

The numerical value of “Jesus” varies depending on the original language, spelling, and the Gematria system used (standard or ordinal) [2, 7The numerical value of “Jesus” varies depending on the original language, spelling, and the Gematria system used (standard or ordinal].

Here are the specific numerical values assigned to the name of Jesus according to the “Three Seven Code” (TSC) and Gematria calculations presented in the sources:

Hebrew Standard Values (The True Spelling) ‘Joshua’ (יהושע).

1. Hebrew Standard Values (The True Spelling)

  • 391: This is the numerical value of the actual Hebrew Biblical spelling for Jesus, which is ‘Joshua’ (יהושע). This is often referred to as the Hebrew standard value of Jesus.
    • This number is crucial to the TSC:
      • It is revealed by subtracting the sum of prime numbers up to 73 (712) from the sum of the first 37 composite numbers (1103): 1103 – 712 = 391.
      • It is the numerical value of the first word of the Bible, Berashith (‘In the beginning,’ 913), when converted to hexadecimal (Base-16).
      • It equates perfectly with the most elaborate code of the first verse, Genesis 1:1, when considering the sum of the factors and their indexed prime scale of each letter.
      • 391 is also an important figurative number, being the 13th centred pentagon.

2. Hebrew Standard Values (The Modern Spelling) Jesus (ישו

  • 316: This is the numerical value of the Modern Hebrew spelling for Jesus (ישו).
    • This spelling, though purposely altered from the original, is fundamental to the Three Seven Code.
    • 316 is derived from the difference of cubes based on 3 and 7: 7³ – 3³ = 316 (343 – 27 = 316).
    • The sum of the Greek ordinal values for the four Gospel authors (Matthew, Mark, Luke, John: 83, 73, 85, 75) also equals 316.
    • 316 is also the ordinal value of Psalm 37:1 and the standard Hebrew value of Yeshu, matching the famous New Testament verse John 3:16.
    • The number 316 is associated with the Three and Seven Code as it is both a Centred Triangular and Heptagonal Number (a THREE and SEVEN centred figurative number).

3. Hebrew Ordinal Value for Jesus.

  • 58: This is the Hebrew Ordinal value for Jesus.
    • This number is derived directly from the foundational numbers 3 and 7: 3² + 7² = 58 and 37 + (3 x 7) = 58.
    • It is also derived from the sum of the 12th prime number (37) and the 12th composite number (21): 37 + 21 = 58.

4. Other Significant Values Related to Jesus and the Code

Several other numerical values are associated with the name and titles of Jesus:

  • 115 (Jesus the Messiah): The ordinal value of ‘Jesus the Messiah’ (יהושע המשיח) is 115. This is a primary number in the TSC because 115 is the 37th semiprime number.
  • 333 (The Spread): The “Spread” (the difference between the standard and ordinal values of Jesus) is 333 (391 – 58 = 333). This is also derived from the TSC pattern: 37 x 3² = 333.
  • 754 (Jesus Christ): The sum of the first 169 digits of Pi equals 754, which is the Gematria value for Jesus Christ.
  • 677 (Jesus Christ): The modern Hebrew name Yeshu HaNotzri (Jesus Christ) sums to 677. This number corresponds exactly to the sum of the 37th and 73rd prime numbers added to the 37th and 73rd composite numbers. Additionally, 677 is the sum of the prime code for the Greek spelling of ‘Jesus Christ’ in the ordinal system.
  • 2368 (Jesus Christ): This is the Gematria value for Jesus Christ (Greek). When the Spread (333) is added to this value, it equals 2701, the numerical value of Genesis 1:1.

The numerical value $\mathbf{391}$ is a central and highly significant number within the “Three Seven Code” (TSC), primarily corresponding to the Hebrew name of Jesus.

Here is a comprehensive breakdown of what the numerical value 391 represents and how it is derived or encoded according to the sources:

1. The Hebrew Name of Jesus ‘Joshua’ (יהושע).

The number 391 is the numerical value (standard Gematria) of the true Hebrew Biblical spelling for Jesus, which is ‘Joshua’ (יהושע).

  • This name, ‘Joshua,’ is considered the perfect name for the Saviour, meaning ‘God is salvation’.
  • The New Testament confirms this spelling by citing the Old Testament name Joshua twice (Acts 7:45; Heb 4:8), where the Greek translation reads letter for letter the same as the Greek Yehsous (888), from which the modern name “Jesus” is derived.
  • The number 391 is referred to as the Hebrew standard value of Jesus.

2. Connection to Genesis 1:1 and the Protoverse

The value 391 is mathematically linked to the very first word and the first verse of the Bible, Genesis 1:1, often referred to as the Protoverse:

  • First Word Code (Hexadecimal): The first word of the Bible, Berashith (‘In the beginning’), has a numerical value of 913. When 913 is converted to the hexadecimal (Base-16) number system, it equals 391. The use of Base-16 is seen as a reference to the Golden Ratio (1.6) in a Biblical context.
  • First Verse Code (Factors and Primes): The sum of the factors and their indexed prime scale of each letter of the first verse, Genesis 1:1, equals 391. This establishes a “perfect” equation between the Son of God’s given Hebrew name (391) and the most elaborate code of the first verse.

3. Derivation through the Three Seven Code (TSC)

The number 391 is derived directly from calculations involving the foundational TSC numbers, 37 and 73, and the division between prime and composite numbers:

  • Prime/Composite Difference: The value 391 is produced by subtracting the sum ($\Sigma$) of prime numbers up to 73 from the sum ($\Sigma$) of the first 37 composite numbers: $$\Sigma \text{ of the first 37 composite numbers} = 1103$$ $$\Sigma \text{ of the prime numbers up to 73} = 712$$ $$1103 – 712 = \mathbf{391} = \text{Jesus (Hebrew)}$$

4. Relationship to Figurative and Geometric Numbers

The number 391 also holds importance as a figurative number associated with geometry:

  • 13th-Century Pentagon: The number 391 is the 13th-century pentagon. The five-pointed star (pentagram), a geometric figure closely linked to the pentagon, intensely “broadcasts the Golden Ratio”.
  • Geometric Composition: A composite formation based on the 13th-centred pentagon is used to confirm the TSC, where every length of the figure has 37 units and every two lengths have 73.

5. Relationship to Other TSC Values

  • The Spread: When the ordinal value of the Hebrew Jesus (58) is subtracted from the standard value (391), the result is the “Spread” of Jesus, which is 333 (391 – 58 = 333).
  • Extreme and Mean Ratio: The Greek word for “Extreme” ($\alpha\kappa\rho o\varsigma$) in the phrase “Extreme and Mean Ratio” (The Golden Ratio) has a Gematria value of 391, equating it to the Hebrew name Jesus.

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