Sheshbazzar

Both of your answers are correct. The one being the sum of the addition the two cyphers
With the other being the product of the multiplication of the two cyphers.
First, regarding the name Sheshbazzar, If anyone wishes to begin to grasp its significance, they need to familiarize themselves with its usages within the Scriptural texts, not really a difficult thing to do, as the name 'Sheshbazzar' only occurs four times, and is only to be found within one Book of the Bible.

My claim to the name was never an arbitrary choice, but the result of a unique experience that could only arise from being in exactly the right frame of mind, in the exactly right place, at exactly the right moment, supplied with sufficient knowledge, to receive a unique insight, A one in a hundred billion EUREKA! view into a field of perfect ancient knowledge which has long since passed from the memory of men. (I write 'hundred billion', but the odds are incalculably larger)
Since that time, it has been my moral and ethical duty, to attempt to impart the basics of this forgotten knowledge to whomever would listen.
It has been a difficult task, because most people are already so caught up in the religious paradigms and traditions that they have been brought up in (hegemony) that their minds are closed and opposed to consideration of 'odd' or 'strange' ideas.

I began as a 'religious' person, a very serious one from my youth, yet one with a great deal of curiosity and desire to know what the Bible was all about, and my life has been one of searching and of discovery.('Seek and you shall find, Ask and you shall be given...' )

There is so much to tell, some has to do with ancient symbols, and some has to do with the inviolable laws of math, geometry, and time and space. And how we perceive the universe we live in.

Let me start with this simple observation about the Biblical texts. Anyone who has read the Bible at length becomes aware of the large amount of text that is devoted to the numbering and the measuring of all matter of things, from the opening chapter of Genesis right through the Book of Revelations.
With the largest focus being on cubic or rectilinear objects (for example Ezekiel chapters 40-48)
And although the Hebrews allegedly spent hundreds of years in Egypt, pyramids and triangles, the Egyptian symbols of Deity and Eternity are noticeably absent from any mention within the texts, (-even if they were never there, they had to have heard of, and been aware of ancient Egypt's most notorious monumental architecture-) the same is true of circles, which were the sacred symbols of the Sun, Deity, and Eternity of many other non-Hebrew cultures.
It becomes apparent that the square and the cube were the symbols and objects sacred ('set apart') to the Yahwhistic form of religion, and as the Israelites were not to even make mention of the names of other Elohim ('gods' is a poor substitute) so were they compelled to have nothing to do with the symbols that were regarded as being 'set-apart' to the Gentile nations and their religions and Elohim.
(usually, this will elicit a reference from some pundit to Solomon's brass 'sea' as being an example of a circle- This will be discussed latter, after those who pay attention absorb the mathematical/geometrical concepts of the other 99.99% of the Biblical texts)

Now back to the name 'Sheshbazzar' or 'Shesh'-'Batzer'. A perfect cube or rectilinear 'box' always has six sides or 'faces' each face having four corners of ninety degrees each for a sum of three hundred and sixty degrees in each one of its six 'faces', and each corner being the joining of three angels of ninety degrees each for a sum of two hundred and seventy degrees in each of the eight corners, for a total of twenty one hundred and sixty degrees in the entire cube.
Sheshbazzar is a mathematical/geometrical concept with שש being 'shesh'=six, and בצר 'batzr' roughly meaning to 'cut off' or to 'encapsulate'.
( Sheshbazzar the Prince's duty was to assist 'Joshua' the 'son' of 'Josedech' (a play on names) by undertaking the task of first restoring the ancient 'set-apart' STANDARDS, so that the workmen could rebuild in unity of measure and meteyard.)
-Hence, the four lines that make up the 'face' of a square can be regarded as four divisions of a day.
Each of the four extending for six hours, (six-cut off) or three hundred sixty minutes, The four sides of the square 'face' encompasing twenty four hours or one thousand four hundred and forty minutes (the seconds are also exact, however to save space I'll omit them here)

Six days answers to the six 'faces' of a perfect cube, (one hundred forty four hours) with a 'seventh day' or 'face' being 'set-apart'.

There is a 'Pattern' to these things and it is one that is consistent throughout all of the Biblical texts.
Events, although fictional, are not random but are arranged as to follow a consistent mathematical sequence that is based upon the laws of cubic geometry.

It is my conclusion, based upon countless hundreds of thousands of calculations, and decades of exacting record keeping, that the Biblical texts were not written to be taken as literal accounts of real events but rather the Biblical stories were composed so as to serve as a mnemonic device for the memorization of the concepts of pure numbers related to the measurement and calculation of large spans of time, and the mechanics of celestial events.
This knowledge did not originate with the Hebrews, they inherited these concepts from much older Mesopotamian cultures, encoded them in their religious writings, and then gradually forgetting their application and usages, began to take the mnemonic cover stories as being the true essence of their texts, eventually misleading the entire world as to these texts original intent and usages.

Anyone that thinks that I am faking, or making any of this up has to be as dumb as a stump.

Enough for this post.


ששבצר העברי



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Sheshbazzar

Has anyone yet been 'inspired' to multiply the ten 'fingers' (digits) that are on their hands?

You know, a simple 1x2x3x4x5x6x7x8x9x10=

Someone did so, a long, long, long time ago.

No matter what language one speaks the answer will always be the same.
Which points towards a day when all holding the same knowledge will walk together,
under ONE standard.

mountainman

10 ! = 3 628 800

Sheshbazzar

3628800 seconds=60480 minutes=1008 degrees (or hours)=42 days=6 weeks =1.4 chodesh'eem (months)

3628800 minutes=60480 degrees (hours)=2520 days=360 weeks=84 chodesh'eem (months) 7 shan'eem -repetitions- (years)

3628800 degrees (hours)=151200 days=21600 weeks=5040 chodesh'eem (months)=420 shan'eem -repetitions -(years)=8.4 yobel'eem (Jubilees)

Just a sip, a little tasting of the new vintage. We will sell no wine before its time.
Patience. It will only improve with age

Sheshbazzar

But an easier cypher יה (see Psalm 68:4 KJV) 'YaH' =15
15 days=360 hours =21600 minutes =1296000 seconds

Seven times=105 days=2520 hours=151200 minutes=9072000 seconds
Your computer will tell you, but this was known 3000 years ago. it is all based upon the geometry of the simple square and cube.

Six lines of 15 days, represented by squares will form 90 days in total, containing 2160 hours- quite literally a perfect cube down the last tiny second
The exacting Standard measurements for the 'finger', 'palm', 'hand-breadth', 'cubit' (there are 3 Standard 'cubits') and 'measuring 'reed' (there are 3 Standard measuring 'reeds') are all based upon units of time, which in turn are based on the exacting geometry of the square and cube.

Have fun.

The real fun and challenge lies in discovering how all of this relates to, and can be synchronized with the earth's movements in relation to the sun, and phases of the moon.

shadowfox

Thanks and holy schmoly! It gets ever more complicated. On first reading, I do feel "dumb as a stump!" But I'll keep on considering - it is deep but fascinating.

Although now I'm really confused about Marcionite title and numerical value of the strange god. Sigh.

tanya

Not to worry....they just went out for a fag. They will return in jiffy.

I am not certain that the number of minutes in an hour was established 2000 years ago, let alone 3000 years ago.

So far as I am aware, the Egyptians were the first to invent a sundial, about 600 BCE.

I will profit from reading a link to the web site that confirms a more ancient awareness of the concept of time in hours/minutes.

Since this thread specializes in off-topic quiz questions, I will pose one for you, dear Sheshbazzar:

Who was the first man to compute the circumference of the earth, and how did he accomplish that?

hint: it was not Copernicus, nor Ptolemy, nor Aristotle, nor Tycho Brahe.

hint #2: He wasn't Jewish, Chinese, or Mayan--i.e. He was a "solar", not a "Lunar" guy.

stephan huller

I guess talking to a crazy person wasn't helpful. Ephem writing in Syriac references Marcion's god as the stranger and the term used is the same as what appears in Deuteronomy chapter 31. I thought the rabbinic reference was interesting and related.

tanya

1. I don't know which of the four people involved you are referring to as "crazy"....I may be stupid, and I guess a tad psychotic, but "crazy", nope, don't think so. Antisocial, for certain. Intolerant yup, but I deny disorientation, or inability to name the 8 planets.

2. The guy's name was Ephrem, but, when aa5874 has a typo, people on the forum jump and down, yelling and hollering, because of some trivial mistake....Dual standards....

stephan huller

you weren't the crazy person I was referencing.