The speed of light encoded into Genesis 1:1

[Yusuphhai]

The speed of light encoded into Genesis 1:1

Hey all. I made a discovery that I believe has some pretty serious implications. I'm still piecing together what those implications may be. I could use all the help I can get as far as figuring out the next step. I'll share it here, hopefully it sparks a good discussion.

www.christianforums.com

 

[AV1611VET]

Where does the King James Bible fit in with all that stuff?

I don't know Hebrew.

 

[Hans Blaster]

Not only is it numerology, but the "answer" is to "arrive" at the mantissa of the value of c in units that were designed during the French Revolution. The "author" of that video does some odd twisting of the numbers to construct his little math problem

(A.B)/C

to get that number. (Each of A, B, and C were constructed by different chains of numerology.)

If that is "encoded" then it is a *really* odd way to do it.

 

[FreeinChrist]

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This thread was moved from the main Physical & Life Sciences forum and depending on how the discussion develops, it may be moved to General Theology​

 

[Yusuphhai]

Albert Einstein believed that the concepts of space and time are intertwined and inseparable. This idea originates from the Hebrew word Olam（עולם）, which means both "world" and “forever”.

But Einstein's theory of general relativity and quantum physics have a logical conflict. Because I have not specifically studied by using rigorous mathematical and physical logic, I dare not use mystical methods to describe it.

 

[dlamberth]

But Einstein's theory of general relativity and quantum physics have a logical conflict. Because I have not specifically studied by using rigorous mathematical and physical logic, I dare not use mystical methods to describe it.

Good thing, that's because mathematical and physical logic will not work with mystical methods, at least in how I understand them.

 

[dlamberth]

Where does the King James Bible fit in with all that stuff?

I don't know Hebrew.

You would have to know Greek for the New Testament.

 

[Jipsah]

You would have to know Greek for the New Testament.

I always thought Greek and Hebrew were the same thing.

 

[Herman Hedning]

I always thought Greek and Hebrew were the same thing.

Hebrew? Nah, it's all Greek to me.